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Sciencehome » Blog Archive » suicide kings — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 03:20:38 +0000

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Comment on Lesson learned… don’t let couples both be officers… by Kanandi

Kanandi — Tue, 27 May 2008 08:40:06 +0000

Ouch!
I know a little of what you mean, in that our guild has a wonderful couple who helps our bank management, and such. When they go on extended vacatinos, it’s a loss of two. Good lesson to know though, and not one I’d immediately think of in the larger scope.

Comment on Bear Mount Frustration by Kanandi

Kanandi — Tue, 20 May 2008 17:08:50 +0000

Tough call. I’m one to usually side with “sit it out for now, and run another Bear” next week/month.
Still, I would be hard pressed if this situation came up in my guild, since dram is one thing that tends to be infrequent, and our officers prefer if we squash such matters quickly by saying “shut up or get out, it’s just a game!”.

Comment on Where do the recruits come from?????? by Kanandi

Kanandi — Tue, 20 May 2008 17:06:42 +0000

We are a casual group, (with only three of our active officer-types at lvl 70 after 6 months!!) with plans to mostly 5-man and help each other with quests and such. Very much a casual friendly social guild who has our active folks ‘hire out’ for allied guilds who need spots filled.

We have recently started to run into the same thing. I’m the guild leader and am often randomly approached with potential recruits. Where from “Pugs that saw our folks be good and friendly!”. So now we are at teh crux of deciding, do we like our smaller family-size guild, or do we want to expand and start looking ahead to end-game 10-mans?

How does your group do things?

Comment on The new DKP system by Eryn

Eryn — Sat, 03 May 2008 02:29:57 +0000

I just had to share this:

I started to get back into WOW again after taking a much needed break from leading or really doing much of anything in-game. From my point of view I’m watching the guild I built crumble as the new guildmaster flails in frustration over the same things I flailed at. And the one thing I realized: so many people want to be officers but they don’t want responsability and nobody wants to be Guild Master.

I wish I could contribute to this blog, but I guess my email got tucked away with all the spam.

Comment on The new DKP system by Eryn

Eryn — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 20:34:42 +0000

I have always been a fan of EPGP… ever since I found out it existed that is.

http://code.google.com/p/epgp/

Basically the system works as follows: you gain Effort Points for working towards the guild’s goals (nearly the same as DKP). But then when you get loot, you gain Gear Points based on the add-on’s calculations. The add-on calculates an items level, stats and location (head, hand, finger, weapon) and gives it a point value.

So who gets priority for the next piece of loot that drops?

Priority = Effort / Gear

Whoever has higher priority gets the loot if they want it. No bidding, just ask for tells. It works really well when trying to prevent someone from getting lots of DKP then dumping it all in one night. Using a DKP system, someone saved up a lot of points from coming to all of our MC raids and then was absent from all of our BWL raids. He came along during one of our full BWL clears (while we were working on AQ40) and because he hadn’t spent a dime, was able to outbid everyone for nearly everything that dropped that night.