A Little Bit of Guild Love Please

[Hordo]

I will, for brevity's sake, not go into detail many of the issues that have been voiced in other threads, but will list a few which I have not yet seen an adequate response to (or, in some cases any response) their queries. First and foremost would be the request for guild housing, as I am sure many of us would love that, and secondary to that guild banking.

My primary question today is about the game mechanic for a guild leader and a guild successor. Why is it that we cannot designate any of our alts, even on other accounts we pay for, to have the same executive powers, as it were, as the original guild leader? For instance, I have three accounts and my first account has Hordo on it, our guild leader toon. Why can I not on my second account designate Hordiva or on my third, Hordoson, to be 'guild leader de facto' when I am on those accounts thereby saving me the time it takes to switch over to another account and log onto another toon to do some official guild business that may arise.

Mind you, I like to be on the 'leader' toon whenever I conduct 'out-of-guild' business too, so it would really help out for me. I know that other guild leaders have multiple accounts as well. Heck, why not let us set who has 'de facto' leader power to do everything like promoting, demoting, adding, removing and even setting a successor but just leave the one thing of disbanding on the original guild leader toon?

Granted, this may just be too much of a pain in the tuchas for you to want to deal with, and that is cool too, but please, at least give me a response of some sort.

Thank you.

Sincerely,
Hordo

[Jay203]

hehe, next thing you know, you'll be getting a "response" that goes something like this:

"Hi Hordo, this is the response you wanted. k now, bye~!"
XD

[Lcdr_Swizzle]

How about:

- more space for the guild message? Break it into 3 parts. Message of the Day, about the same length as the current one, add a section for guild website URL and a third for a paragraph or two of announcements.

- better inter-guild chat? This is a game designed for multi-player teams, and it would be easier to group for quests if there was inter-guild chat of some kind. So that if 2 guild leaders agree, their guilds have a shared chat, named "allies". Let's not make us set this up everytime we log in, either.

- guild houses sounds really good, with a branch of the bank, and of the auction house, and a teley spot (clerics and arcanes), and a potion vendor, and a general vendor ... etc.

- groups greater than 12? Not for questing, but for meetings. Don't force us to use external chat like other games do ... make your own and stand out from the crowd.

There's more, but that's enough for now.

[Justan]

hehe, he said tukas... a little yiddish never hurt anyone, and makes the conversation that much more interesting

[negative]

As a guild leader of a founding guild, I vote Yes on Prop G to expand guild functionality!

[Hordo]

Great points all! Keep them coming. And, hello? Devs? Can we get a little response here? Even if it is just a silly one?

[Ringos]

Agree to all the above...and I'll add that I wouldn't mind having a tab that listsplayers in allied guilds similar to the current guild player listing (who is online, last login, etc.) You could see who is online without having to fill up your Friends list (that is buggy) with eveyone's alts. You could throw Invites from that screen, etc. The leader (or officers) could send an Alliance invatation to the other guild for them to accpt or decline. Once accepted, the other guild's players would be added to the master list.

Pipe dream? Perhaps...