Tymestryker of Aerie Peak is frustrated because players are leaving his guild.Despite his loyalty to the guild and the effort he's put into the guild, he's facing some significant churn.His guild, though apparently a friendly, social place lacks in endgame experience.He seems to be taking it personally that people are leaving for guilds in endgame progression.He feels that others should share his loyalty.
Many responders pointed out that heart only goes so far in World of Warcraft, but there's a lot more to the game.Most successful guilds have a purpose, maybe doing regular raids or being the best they can be at PvP.Some suggested that the original poster chose not to take the situation personally.
Sometimes as tank, you're asked to be party leader in order to mark targets for CC, establish a kill order, and so on. One of the problems of this position is, at times, you're forced to use it to remove problem members of a party, especially when it's a pick upgroup. I don't do all that many PuG's for this and other reasons, but Monday I made an exception on my tauren warrior for an old friend who has just started playing again. She wanted to finally finish Black Morass for her (now unnecessary) Karazhan key, and I decided that completing content instead of skipping it warranted some help. Plus, like I said, she's a friend, and a good player. We formed up a group... myself as tank, her as hunter DPS, another old friend as priest healing, a warlock to help with both main and add DPS thanks to those wonderful DoTs, and a fury warrior to be main add killer.
Unfortunately, the fury warrior came with enough baggage to crush ten porters.
As promised, we now announce the Supreme Leader of Azeroth.And the Winner is- Thrall!Thrall carried a lead throughout the election and ended the race with 55.3 percent of the both, more than either of the Alliance candidates combined.Lady Jaina Proudmore finished the race in second place with 34.3 percent of the vote.King Magni Bronzebeard was disappointed in his 10.4% share of the vote, and has promised a better showing in future elections.
The results of the primary elections are in.In an unsurprising landslide victory, Thrall was confirmed as leader of the Horde faction by capturing 69.7% of the vote.The bitter race on Alliance side led to a down-to-the-wire victory for Dwarven King Magni Bronzebeard who pulled in 24.9% of the vote.A distraught High Priestess Tyrande Whisperwind, who received 24.5% was denied a recount in the Wetlands.It is time for the final election for Supreme Leader of Azeroth.
The Azrothean primary elections are coming to close.Unsurprisingly, Thrall is a runaway candidate for leader of the Horde.The Warchief is carrying 70% of the vote, the closest competitor Lady Sylvanas Windrunner has only 14.8%.Thrall is currently preparing his campaign team for the general election.Windrunner is rumored to be preparing her forces for non-political endeavors.
Due to overwhelming support from write-in voters, Lady Jaina Proudmoore has decided to enter the election contest as an independent candidate.She would like to thank everyone for their support and promises an excellent running in the general election.
Remember to vote for your candidate by March 20, 2008. Rock (paper, scissors) the vote!
Here in the States it's election season.Newspapers and websites are plastered with campaign information. Preliminary polling for both factions will close on March 20, 2008.Then the leaders will go head to head, vying for the leader of the World... of Warcraft.Feel free to campaign in the comments for your candidate of choice.
Yes, it's Tuesday, time again for Guildwatch, and this week we have a question. WHO IS YOUR GM!?! We won't stand being talked to like that! You better watch your mouth, sonny; I am the GM of Guildwatch, ruler of all you see before you!
Yep, the only problem with being a guild leader is that it doesn't mean you actually have any authority at all-- but it's still funny when you think you do. For more drama, downed news, and recruiting notices, click the link below. And if you've got anonymous tips to report (we got a ton this week!) send them please to wowguildwatch@gmail.com. Now get us some tea and crumpets-- we are your king!
Tymestryker of Aerie Peak is frustrated because players are leaving his guild. Despite his loyalty to the guild and the effort he's put into the guild, he's facing some significant churn. His guild, though apparently a friendly, social place lacks in endgame experience. He seems to be taking it personally that people are leaving for guilds in endgame progression. He feels that others should share his loyalty.
The Azrothean primary elections are coming to close.
Here in the States it's election season.
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