Comments on: Are You In A Guild Of One?

By: Newbs

Newbs — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 17:40:15 +0000

Well, I’m technically in a guild of two, does that count as close enough? It’s more of a family/real-life friend guild. My father-in-law is the only other person that plays every week. An uncle got his character to all of level 10 and hasn’t been seen in a year. My nephew raced to 60 before the expansion but realized it was eating up all his free time so he sold his account (and was obviously removed from the guild). Two other friends tried it for awhile but didn’t catch WoW fever. The only other person ever on is my best friend from high school, but he’s not around much these days, but his 10 yr old daughter plays around with some of his low-level characters now and then (but never bothers us).

My father-in-law and I have talked about joining a raiding guild, but we just enjoy the no-pressure playing we do with our 2-person guild. We both have 2 accounts, so like you mentioned, the guild bank is a great way to move stuff around. I recently leveled a Jewelcrafter to 375, and so I often log his 375 alchemist to make Skyfire Diamonds (he doesn’t do trade skills much) that I exchange instantly through the guild bank. I use that guild bank constantly just for my own accounts, it is such a handy feature.

It’s nice b/c neither of us really talk a lot in the game unless we need help or are doing BGs/Arenas. Being in a 2-man guild is kind of like having a friend as a roommate: you pretty much do your own thing most times, but just having that extra person present makes things not feel as solitary. And we’re not constantly bugged to run this instance or raid at this time on this night, etc., etc.

By: Galoheart

Galoheart — Fri, 30 May 2008 11:29:30 +0000

Tanks are not useless by themselves. I’m a Paladin Tank and I do everything by myself soloing, questing and grinding. Fun times. Its all in how you play.

However my Alt Investment Banker my lvl 13 Warlock has had his own guild as a guildbank since patch 2.3 was released with guildbank. He owns 4 big slots from all the stuff I farm on my paladin. Rest of my other non social alts are members if the guild and alternate bankers as well with one prime investmenter Banker. Even at lvl 13 Warlock can amass 10k g just hangingout in silvermoon city.

Yeah love private guilds for G Bank:

By: River

River — Thu, 29 May 2008 16:03:31 +0000

Well I use to be the tank of a guild. When your a tank/healer class you pretty much are at the beckon call of the guild, because your pretty much useless by yourself. (I know arguable point)

So I would hide on my alts, then one day I decided why not make a guild, have my own tabard, and guild bank. It was pretty cool. The Drunken Horde is my guilds name. Adds another bit of fun to the game, making tabards, and such. Plus who knows you never know when you want to take the reins and go big time with your guild :)