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By Randy on 28/09/2008
mods bleep out what you wish...
Rant Section:
During our pkri with FT, I cannot FUCKING BELIEVE some people. Some didn't EVEN BOTHER COMING, some people LEFT EARLY (for unexcusable reasons, like hopping worlds to do whatever), and some went off and did THEIR OWN THING.
I'm am EXTREMELY disapointed.
You guys just disgraced WG and everything it stands for.
Why did you join this clan in the first place? That's bullshit.
SOME OF YOU OWE OUR RAIDLEADERS AN APOLOGY.
Dale was telling people not to snipe, rob was telling everyone to go get range gear, etc. and you guys were rubbing it in their faces. The whole time everyone was lost.. like you've never warred before.
Compliment:
Good job Raid leaders, i'm serious.
It was frustrating hearing your anger because no one was listening.
You deserve better from the members.
By Dilz621 on 28/09/2008
QUOTE |
SOME OF YOU OWE OUR RAIDLEADERS AN APOLOGY. |
Indeed.
By George on 28/09/2008
Grh
I'm so dissapointed to see that this happened, especially after our massive successes at the Aussie War Carnage vs TM

SO once again we see that people are not listening to the raid leaders.
Discipline needs to be enforced.
If someone doesnt listen they are asked to leave, if they refuse they get a warn, simple.
Our raid leaders do so much for us, don't give them a hard time.
By Mickey on 28/09/2008
Didn't snipe, I attacked like 2 people. I didn't range because I didn't have the gear.
But yeh, people that couldn't even be botherd showing up piss me off.
Ok I've done it in the past but when it's really import, if I'm on, I'll come.
By Dilz621 on 28/09/2008
Some people could of also returned... I wasnt there at beginning as i just got home...but we were fighting with 15 people to there 30
By Kyle on 28/09/2008
Raid Leaders, I'm sorry my girlfriend called me at the beginning of the war and interrupted me. I was unable to use teamspeak during it.
By Randy on 28/09/2008
QUOTE (Darth Magul @ September 28, 2008 05:05 pm) |
Raid Leaders, I'm sorry my girlfriend called me at the beginning of the war and interrupted me. I was unable to use teamspeak during it. |
No, you have an excuse.
There were people who were ON RUNESCAPE who didn't even bother showing.
By Kyle on 28/09/2008
Oh, I thought that I was in trouble too.
By Mistah Vince on 28/09/2008
Honestly, I think that was purely pathetic. Some people just didn't bother returning. I returned seriously the first few times, but after it looked hopeless, I just stopped getting food.
It wasn't worth it. =\
I'm sorry that you had to go through this, Raid Leaders.
By Indivi2you on 28/09/2008
Yup.
By Randy on 28/09/2008
Seriously you should have all the people who left buy everyone else back the swordies we lost while fighting without you.
By Rick Hamm on 28/09/2008
LOL PKRI's aren't mandatory dude. If people were on and chose to do something different, then so be it. Maybe the people online aren't warlike, maybe they wanted to get that level, maybe they just didn't feel like it. All in all, you can't expect people to pay you back for lost items. Don't want to lose items, either don't go or don't die.
By Randy on 28/09/2008
QUOTE (Rick Hamm @ September 28, 2008 05:21 pm) |
LOL PKRI's aren't mandatory dude. If people were on and chose to do something different, then so be it. Maybe the people online aren't warlike, maybe they wanted to get that level, maybe they just didn't feel like it. All in all, you can't expect people to pay you back for lost items. Don't want to lose items, either don't go or don't die. |
1. They should WANT to go. Why leave your clan dieing on the battlefield when they could make that much of a difference?
2. OK, but if they were stay everyone would be piled less resulting in less food eaten. If you get my point.
By Type Z Z Z on 28/09/2008
If anyone wants to take a dig at me.. Not only did I hybrid with ALL types of combat (mage melee range) I returned 8 times, and used over 230 pizzas (124k RS GP) and used over 100 binds.
By Rick Hamm on 28/09/2008
QUOTE (Kingrandy0 @ September 28, 2008 04:24 pm) |
QUOTE (Rick Hamm @ September 28, 2008 05:21 pm) | LOL PKRI's aren't mandatory dude. If people were on and chose to do something different, then so be it. Maybe the people online aren't warlike, maybe they wanted to get that level, maybe they just didn't feel like it. All in all, you can't expect people to pay you back for lost items. Don't want to lose items, either don't go or don't die. |
1. They should WANT to go. Why leave your clan dieing on the battlefield when they could make that much of a difference?
2. It's a safe pkri (you don't lose items)
|
As I said, not everyone is like you Randy. I could care less about wars/pkris. They're pointless and boring. It was my clan's choice to bite off more than it could chew by accepting this pkri. When they saw how many would attend, they should have made it capped, or just pull out altogether. Besides, was this a RSC post PKRI? If not, then who cares if you won or lost? At least you still got some practice returning and attacking. Let's also bring up the fact that there was no coordination there whatsoever, according to those who were there. Maybe the clan needs more training in that aspect.
Oh, and swordies is considered an item.
By Dilz621 on 28/09/2008
I agree. If your on Runescape while your clan is fighting, win or lose, you should get out there and represent your clan. Even the extra person can help in so many ways....extra hit for ko, extra damage, so many ways. But people lose hope.
Isnt it better to lose a war with 15 people or 30, when atleast you can say you put up a decent fight...
By Dorcha3377 on 28/09/2008
I am sorry I was on irc but not in game. I was grilling and by the time I ate and came back it was all over.
By Randy on 28/09/2008
QUOTE (Rick Hamm @ September 28, 2008 05:30 pm) |
QUOTE (Kingrandy0 @ September 28, 2008 04:24 pm) | QUOTE (Rick Hamm @ September 28, 2008 05:21 pm) | LOL PKRI's aren't mandatory dude. If people were on and chose to do something different, then so be it. Maybe the people online aren't warlike, maybe they wanted to get that level, maybe they just didn't feel like it. All in all, you can't expect people to pay you back for lost items. Don't want to lose items, either don't go or don't die. |
1. They should WANT to go. Why leave your clan dieing on the battlefield when they could make that much of a difference?
2. It's a safe pkri (you don't lose items)
|
As I said, not everyone is like you Randy. I could care less about wars/pkris. They're pointless and boring. It was my clan's choice to bite off more than it could chew by accepting this pkri. When they saw how many would attend, they should have made it capped, or just pull out altogether. Besides, was this a RSC post PKRI? If not, then who cares if you won or lost? At least you still got some practice returning and attacking. Let's also bring up the fact that there was no coordination there whatsoever, according to those who were there. Maybe the clan needs more training in that aspect. Oh, and swordies is considered an item. |
Clans are made by warring. That's what drives them. Why do you think the top clans are top clans? The more people that come, the better we get, the more ranks we gain. If you join a clan you should want to make it better, even if that means warring, which may not be your favorite thing to do.
It was RSC post. Which is a very big deal for recruitment.
By rachellove9 on 28/09/2008
I left my skilling to come and I stayed most of the time til close to the end and I got a phone call and logged out.
Randy I have plenty of swordies with my lvl fishing, if you ever need help with food just pm me on the forum. I don't ever mind helping out when I can.
Sorry Raid leaders, I wasn't so good at that dd thing. But I only found out what that was from Queen's hello post. I am not to good at war things yet. If you think I should just stay away that be okay with me. I'm still learning and have a long way to go yet.
By Rick Hamm on 28/09/2008
QUOTE (Kingrandy0 @ September 28, 2008 04:38 pm) |
QUOTE (Rick Hamm @ September 28, 2008 05:30 pm) | QUOTE (Kingrandy0 @ September 28, 2008 04:24 pm) | QUOTE (Rick Hamm @ September 28, 2008 05:21 pm) | LOL PKRI's aren't mandatory dude. If people were on and chose to do something different, then so be it. Maybe the people online aren't warlike, maybe they wanted to get that level, maybe they just didn't feel like it. All in all, you can't expect people to pay you back for lost items. Don't want to lose items, either don't go or don't die. |
1. They should WANT to go. Why leave your clan dieing on the battlefield when they could make that much of a difference?
2. It's a safe pkri (you don't lose items)
|
As I said, not everyone is like you Randy. I could care less about wars/pkris. They're pointless and boring. It was my clan's choice to bite off more than it could chew by accepting this pkri. When they saw how many would attend, they should have made it capped, or just pull out altogether. Besides, was this a RSC post PKRI? If not, then who cares if you won or lost? At least you still got some practice returning and attacking. Let's also bring up the fact that there was no coordination there whatsoever, according to those who were there. Maybe the clan needs more training in that aspect. Oh, and swordies is considered an item. |
Clans are made by warring. That's what drives them. Why do you think the top clans are top clans? The more people that come, the better we get, the more ranks we gain. If you join a clan you should want to make it better, even if that means warring, which may not be your favorite thing to do.
It was RSC post. Which is a very big deal for recruitment.
|
The top clans are powerful. They train, they take smart battles, they have discipline, they have people who want to war. Of the above things, the only one WG has is the last one. We don't train half as much as them, we take any battle that comes our way, and we don't have a shred of discipline.
THAT is what makes them top clans.
So now you're saying that WG should only be concentrating on making some stupid "top list"? Who cares what rank we are? What do the rankings mean? They're nothing but people's opinion and are power based only. It's meaningless imho.
By Dilz621 on 28/09/2008
Rick has a point...Wg to us is a community a family, but then we all want to win wars...so you have a dilemma really
By Randy on 28/09/2008
QUOTE (Rick Hamm @ September 28, 2008 06:01 pm) |
QUOTE (Kingrandy0 @ September 28, 2008 04:38 pm) | QUOTE (Rick Hamm @ September 28, 2008 05:30 pm) | QUOTE (Kingrandy0 @ September 28, 2008 04:24 pm) | QUOTE (Rick Hamm @ September 28, 2008 05:21 pm) | LOL PKRI's aren't mandatory dude. If people were on and chose to do something different, then so be it. Maybe the people online aren't warlike, maybe they wanted to get that level, maybe they just didn't feel like it. All in all, you can't expect people to pay you back for lost items. Don't want to lose items, either don't go or don't die. |
1. They should WANT to go. Why leave your clan dieing on the battlefield when they could make that much of a difference?
2. It's a safe pkri (you don't lose items)
|
As I said, not everyone is like you Randy. I could care less about wars/pkris. They're pointless and boring. It was my clan's choice to bite off more than it could chew by accepting this pkri. When they saw how many would attend, they should have made it capped, or just pull out altogether. Besides, was this a RSC post PKRI? If not, then who cares if you won or lost? At least you still got some practice returning and attacking. Let's also bring up the fact that there was no coordination there whatsoever, according to those who were there. Maybe the clan needs more training in that aspect. Oh, and swordies is considered an item. |
Clans are made by warring. That's what drives them. Why do you think the top clans are top clans? The more people that come, the better we get, the more ranks we gain. If you join a clan you should want to make it better, even if that means warring, which may not be your favorite thing to do.
It was RSC post. Which is a very big deal for recruitment.
|
The top clans are powerful. They train, they take smart battles, they have discipline, they have people who want to war. Of the above things, the only one WG has is the last one. We don't train half as much as them, we take any battle that comes our way, and we don't have a shred of discipline.
THAT is what makes them top clans.
So now you're saying that WG should only be concentrating on making some stupid "top list"? Who cares what rank we are? What do the rankings mean? They're nothing but people's opinion and are power based only. It's meaningless imho.
|
I don't remember if you were in Wg when I was, around 2006, when we were

1 in p2p. We were the most amazing clan out there, and people would join every day. Now, what is a community? A community depends on the members. The more members we get, the more personalities we get, increasing the overall community. Like when we were a top clan, people would join to pk/war, and stay BECAUSE of the community.
In summary, the warring increases, the recruitment increases, the community increses.
By Eregion2 on 28/09/2008
What pisses ME off is why everyone suddenly drops dead in their tracks and tries to placate someone throwing a tantrum, however "justified" it might be. Implying that everyone online should suddenly drop what they're doing for the day and show up to a PKRI that was scheduled less than THREE HOURS IN ADVANCE seems just a little misplaced to me.
If you had problems with those who DECIDED TO ATTEND AN OPTIONAL EVENT then sure, rant. But everyone who just let themselves get bullied into apologizing for doing absolutely nothing wrong in order to to try and make Randy happy should be ashamed of themselves.
Anyway, I'm not going to explain why I wasn't there, because it's none of your business. We were top 2006 because we had a community that LOVED to war. But that community is burnt out and moved on, mostly retired, involved with other clans, or completely other games. There aren't many "warriors" left in WG. It'd be cool to have that rank back, to be known and respected, but personally after Jagex screwed us over I'm in the "fuck it" category. Right now all those top clans are proving is how much time they've wasted pretending to smack each other with pixels, for hours, and hours, and hours, and days, and months, and years.
When someone realizes there's more fun ways to war than two clans gearing up and piling each other for an hour I'll be interested; I remember 2005-06 when we actually had STRATEGIES that got people interested and made the whole experience INTERESTING.
Fuck standing around for half an hour for mass.
Fuck piling each other like cavemen learned to do a billion years ago.
FUCK THE MORONIC PASTIME THAT'S A RUNESCAPE WAR/PKRI!
QUOTE (Kingrandy0) |
It was RSC post. Which is a very big deal for recruitment. |
Not sure what else you expected from an event announced two hours before it was time to mass.
By Bassism on 28/09/2008
I'd already spent about 2 hours today either preparing or being in a war, I don't want most of my RS time spent massing, gearing up or fighting in a war. A war and a PKRI in one day? within 9 hours of each other, is a bit excessive imo. If I had attended I would've spent a total of 90 minutes fighting/returning (Including the war earlier), all the time massing, all the time preparing, and then all the time trying to replace all the food I used, which would have left me with little to no time actually for myself.
When you don't have as much time on RS as others, you shouldn't be made to feel bad because you didn't want to devote every minute of your playing time to your clan. Which is why I only really attend one, maybe 2 events a week. And even then, it's events that I can enjoy. A PKRI is not enjoyable for me. Wars are ok, you fight, you die, it ends. For me, PKRIs are boring, drawn out, repetitive wars.
The truth is, I could've attended the PKRI, I wasn't doing anything important irl, I was playing Halo, but I knew I wouldn't enjoy it, I certainly didn't want to spend an entire hour doing it. If I'd known I could attend, fight maybe a few times, then stop before the hour ended, but this post made me realise I can't do that.
Clans weren't invented just to fight, they were invented to enhance the enjoyment of a game. Which for some, maybe most people, may be fighting, but for others, it isn't.
You want to be in the #1 warring clan? Go join DI or whoever it is. I am honestly not that fussed about being #1, I actually joined for the community and skilling, not warring. Despite this I am still attending wars, from time to time.
Let the people who want to war, war. Let those who don't want to, do what they want to do. After all, it's a game, it's not like it's a job being a Wilderness Guardian, since when did playing a game involve spending hours doing something you don't want to do, for no physical reward?
By Randy on 28/09/2008
Eregion, you're missing the point. If you had something to do irl that stopped you from playing runescape then sure, you ARE excused. But if you are playing and can't stop doing whatever it is that you're doing (and the examples were training/skilling which can be picked up later), than you should be in trouble. You joined a clan so why not help it?
Bassism, I agree that if you won't have fun don't come. But the fact that someone JOINED a clan (which automatically includes warring, they sign this on their application), they agree to attend. If you don't want to war, don't join, it's simple. Go join DI? That makes no sense, why would I give up helping WG get better to go join the best? I'm here to make us stronger, and pretty much you're telling me I should stop, correct?
By Lee on 28/09/2008
To be honest, Since when was PKRI mandantory? Never.
My problem was, im useless. Im on a laptop. So touch pad, tanking isn't very easy with a touchpad. Im ok, at the piling, but tanking is impossible! So when people stopped returning, im just like, well if they cant be bothered, then niether can I. I got up early for the war earlier. Just gear up. I didnt both going to football, which was a top of the league game, for WG. So dont start saying that i disgraced WG. Randy, if im not mistaken, On IRC earlier, you said that since you had your binding robe things, you havent recharged them. And there still at like 20-40%? Since the first day they came out? That shows pure commitment my friend.
Most of us have recharged our 2-3 times atleast.
Ok, im getting angrier now. Im gonna stop, and chill out
/rant.
By Bassism on 28/09/2008
QUOTE (Kingrandy0 @ September 28, 2008 11:23 pm) |
Eregion, you're missing the point. If you had something to do irl that stopped you from playing runescape then sure, you ARE excused. But if you are playing and can't stop doing whatever it is that you're doing (and the examples were training/skilling which can be picked up later), than you should be in trouble. You joined a clan so why not help it?
Bassism, I agree that if you won't have fun don't come. But the fact that someone JOINED a clan (which automatically includes warring, they sign this on their application), they agree to attend. If you don't want to war, don't join, it's simple. Go join DI? That makes no sense, why would I give up helping WG get better to go join the best? I'm here to make us stronger, and pretty much you're telling me I should stop, correct? |
I don't remember ever signing anything involving a prerequisite number of wars to attend. EVENTS? yes, wars? no. And I do meet the activity requirements, just apprently not in the right places to some.
By Randy on 28/09/2008
QUOTE (leecable @ September 28, 2008 07:26 pm) |
To be honest, Since when was PKRI mandantory? Never.
My problem was, im useless. Im on a laptop. So touch pad, tanking isn't very easy with a touchpad. Im ok, at the piling, but tanking is impossible! So when people stopped returning, im just like, well if they cant be bothered, then niether can I. I got up early for the war earlier. Just gear up. I didnt both going to football, which was a top of the league game, for WG. So dont start saying that i disgraced WG. Randy, if im not mistaken, On IRC earlier, you said that since you had your binding robe things, you havent recharged them. And there still at like 20-40%? Since the first day they came out? That shows pure commitment my friend. Most of us have recharged our 2-3 times atleast.
Ok, im getting angrier now. Im gonna stop, and chill out
/rant. |
That was idiotic. I snipe at 75% of the wars I go to. The ones I do bind at, I only use to bind, and switch out immediately.
Don't even tell me i'm not committed.
By Lee on 28/09/2008
Edit: Editing this out, as im getting really hacked off. And re-read it and thought that it was harsh.
By Randy on 28/09/2008
QUOTE (leecable @ September 28, 2008 07:35 pm) |
Well dont tell everyone who attended the war, is not commited either. |
Oh, so not coming purposely and leaving purposely is committed?
EDIT: No, this rant wasn't directed at EVERYONE. Read it again, it's directed at the specific few.
By Eregion2 on 28/09/2008
QUOTE (Kingrandy0 @ September 28, 2008 06:23 pm) |
Eregion, you're missing the point. If you had something to do irl that stopped you from playing runescape then sure, you ARE excused. But if you are playing and can't stop doing whatever it is that you're doing (and the examples were training/skilling which can be picked up later), than you should be in trouble. You joined a clan so why not help it? |
I'll reiterate; when fights are fun, I'll fight. 1-hour PKRI = not fun.

The RuneScape combat system isn't balanced for PvP, and clans haven't done a thing to spice things up regardless, which leaves me thinking all wars and PKRIs are generally a waste of my time. I do try and show up to a few occasionally to support the clan - something I kind of consider a cost of membership - but I'm not overly enthused with attending every fight we have, especially optional ones.
By Tnuac on 29/09/2008
Lol, here we go again. This is a deja-vu that has occured so many times. It simply wasn't a problem when we had different sectors, but while we are without sectors, its always been a sore spot in the proceedings.
Not sure if my input is worth it, unless people can see both sides of the debate. Nevertheless, I'll give it my best shot.
What is WG? A warring clan? A skilling clan? No, its both. And that is where the problem is. But is it a problem? The thing is - its a problem for some, and not a problem for others. Let me explain.
In a clan like this you have 2 types of people (on some sort of spectrum):
1) Person A loves warring, wants to be at the the top, thinks everyone should be a team player
2) Person B is in the clan for the enjoyment. Not to win, but to have a good time, to skill as well as fight.
WG will always have the 2 sorts, and its something we've gotta live with. We can't be a perfect warring tank, yet we still have to try to do our best at warring for those who enjoy it.
Person A invisions WG as a combined warring unit aiming for the top. How fantastic it is to be known as the best, to pick up fighters along the way, to be shrouden in success. They think everyone should make the effort to come, and are understandably annoyed when people turn their backs - its for the name of the clan! You've got a whole day, why not spend this little time fighting for the clan and do a proper job?
Person B doesn't have the same visions of WG. They see it as more of a community. A family more than an army. Sure, let's give warring our best shot, but lets not it take us over. Spread it out a little, let people be free to chose where they want to go. As long as they fit the activity req, what does it matter?
So you see, this is why person A is fustrated. They want us to succeed, and when people dont even show, or walk from the battlefield, it sends morale down the hole. If you're just about doing OK with 30 people, and 3 people walk out, you start to lose possession of the war. Slowly, the other side pushes forwards, and the 27 lose morale. Now the 27 are wasting their time, and everyone who has attended the war has fought in vain. Only the ones who do it for pure enjoyment get the benefit out of it.
When person A gets mad at person B, person B says why doesn't the same apply to other events? What makes wars so special? There again, person B isn't looking for ranks.
What can we do about it?
That's the burning question isn't it? How can we find the perfect compromise? I say there's 2 parts - one easy and one hard - both needed for perfect, or needed in some degree for success.
Easy
Organisation/skill/tactics, whatever you want to call it. However many people you have, if they don't work as a unit, they're no use on the battlefield. Just as rick says, this is one thing person A can ensure so that every person is valuable in the war and a little number can go a long way. I'm past this scene, its up to the raid leaders to train people, and how good our organisation is is a separate matter. All we can really do is practice, and make sure people know what they're doing. The piling is pretty good, and the raid leaders are fast and decisive, I think the next stage is training people how to stay alive.
Difficult
This bit concerns the numbers, what can you do about those who don't turn up? Well, as the title suggests, there's no easy solution. We've got an attendance req. It can't really be moved upwards, because it'll create controversy.
It was a lot easier with the sectors, people knew where their place was. Now with a jumbled mess, you're bound to have arguments like these. To be honest, i'm amazed we didn't get it sooner. Its probably appropriate to thank both randy and owen (and others on either side) who raised this issue to people's attention, and make them take a moment to think that really it isn't as simple as it all seems.
Its easy to make a team, but team members don't always have the same goal. Maybe we should take a leaf about of TBE's book and make a PKing team to deal with PK run-ins and wars? That way, we can save full-out wars for the full clan, and have regular PK run-ins for those who enjoy it? It makes sense to me, but I'm open to criticism. Its either something like this, or person A has to back down. This issue needs thought and now's the time to think about it.
By Ragingwealth on 29/09/2008
Here's what I think about this subject:
I personally believe that, clan members have rights, and
the clan has rightsRights of the clan members:
Participate in the community, make decisions regarding the clan, discuss important stuff etc..
Rights of the clan: Attending every war/pkri to represent your clan, and participating in every skill war/event
I do agree with Randy on this, I mean come on guys, even if you don't like run ins/wars just attend them as you
represent your clan and your clan's strength, attend them to BOOST our community, attend them to BOOST our reputation, and most of all, attend them to HELP your clan mates.
Same goes for skill wars and normal events btw^
Warring is an important factor in any clan's community, just like skilling and community events are, why neglect this? We've won every skill war we participated in with the help of the clan's skillers AND PKers, why not the same for an ordinary war/pkri
Remember, this fight was
safe, so the only thing you would have lost is supplies.
I believe people should dedicate more time to the clan (For everything clan related, not just warring)
When you join a clan, you represent that clan, if you refuse to attend any type of event, then you are representing your clan negatively.
Please guys, please, instead of doing whatever you do in RS, just dedicate more time to events and wars when they happen, they really don't take a lot of time, just about 1 hour each.
Of course, you can miss an event if you attended one already on that day, but please, don't miss on an any important event (Public events, wars, etc)
Remember guys, our name is
Wilderness Guardians, we ARE supposed to dedicate time to warring, since our name IS warring related.
Oh and guys, just know that WG doesn't have a lot of wars, just look at TBE/TDM/Gladz/<insert decent community clan here>, they have a lot more wars than us, and none of them is warring based.
Edit: At the pkri, I was really bored but I stayed there, I wanted to play WoW with a mate of mine but I still stayed, everyone should try doing that in our events, make your clan your

1 priority.
By Sithofwookie on 29/09/2008
I play rs for fun, I don't find pvp fun, thus I do not go to them.
By Randy on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Sithofwookie @ September 28, 2008 08:58 pm) |
I play rs for fun, I don't find pvp fun, thus I do not go to them. |
What's more fun than pvp?
Cutting trees..?
If there's a way to make pvp more fun for you, than say so
By Sithofwookie on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Kingrandy0 @ September 28, 2008 08:08 pm) |
QUOTE (Sithofwookie @ September 28, 2008 08:58 pm) | I play rs for fun, I don't find pvp fun, thus I do not go to them. |
What's more fun than pvp? Cutting trees..? If there's a way to make pvp more fun for you, than say so |
I find fishing and skills like that ALOT more fun then pvp. There is really not anything you can do to make it fun for me. Idk why it just doesn't appeal to me
By Planolocal on 29/09/2008
This is pretty simple, from what I'm hearing you want EVERYONE in the clan to be at all wars at all times...
ONE WORD! IMPOSSIBLE!!!
What i say is make a WAR UNIT!!!
this way, you know everyone that is willing to war whenerv they log on, no brow-beating or abusing the clan members to come to wars.
AND TBH, i believe the only reason we were so good at warring in 2005-2006 was because PKing was profitable, people wanted to be in a badass clan that never left empty-handed from a war. After the update the attitude changed from"HELL YEAH!" to "HELL NO!".
You CANNOT expect everyone to be there at all times, its completely rash, and retarded at that.
NEW PVP IS COMING SOON!!
i say make a war unit now, and when people wanna war again when its actually worth there time, i say drop the unit and then make the clan come, you will have around 100% more people show up, and willing to do there best.
By Pminogue on 29/09/2008
I whole-heartedly agree with randy here on this one. I was not able to attend for I was at work. sincerely, half of this clans problems is INACTIVITY. if you feel like being lazy and not participating, then leave. As a previous clan leader, I can tell you there is nothing more that pisses leaders off than people being online and refusing to come to an event. even if you just went to the pkri and came back once, it would have made a big difference.
By Pazenon on 29/09/2008
I have to say that I do agree with Randy on this. I wasn't there, but by the looks of it, we could've done a much decent job if we had a better turnout, which was possible.
But as Mike said, you can't force people who dislike warring to leave whatever they're doing and attend the war/pkri. But boy, at least show a bit of commitment to your clan and go fight for it. Who knows, the outcome might have been different if it was for the 5 people who decided to leave what they're doing and attend this pkri.
QUOTE (Kingrandy0) |
In summary, the warring increases, the recruitment increases, the community increses. |
Well said.
By rachellove9 on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Kingrandy0 @ September 28, 2008 06:23 pm) |
But if you are playing and can't stop doing whatever it is that you're doing (and the examples were training/skilling which can be picked up later), than you should be in trouble. You joined a clan so why not help it?
Bassism, I agree that if you won't have fun don't come. But the fact that someone JOINED a clan (which automatically includes warring, they sign this on their application), they agree to attend. If you don't want to war, don't join, it's simple. Go join DI? That makes no sense, why would I give up helping WG get better to go join the best? I'm here to make us stronger, and pretty much you're telling me I should stop, correct? |
But Randy I didn't join a war clan. I joined a skilling clan. I had 99 cooking and high enough fishing and total lvl with only 90 combat.
I wasn't expecting to be warring. I went to wars as a skiller just to try it and now your saying to force me is a good thing. I'm not a war person. I go along when I can and I figure someday I may improve, but I am not into endless training my character into something I don't enjoy. I want to fish and farm and wc way more. I am of course willing to war with my friends but I really don't feel I make a big impact at wars. It is silly to want to warn me or force me to war.
I've trained more combat because of the clan then I ever did before.
Wee Gee is family to me. I would hope you can see accepting my personality as it is will be better than trying to force me to be someone I'm not.
Let's put a rule that all of the clan has to have 99 farming?? See how silly that sounds to you. Your efforts do make WG a better clan. I see how much alot of WG loves warring and it needs strong leaders. Just be careful about wanting people like myself to fit the warring clan. I don't think I can change that much or so quickly to be what you would want.
By Robertw56 on 29/09/2008
Ok some of you guys seem to forget we are a warring clan before we are a community clan, or even a skilling clan for that matter, we don't have the sectors anymore.
If you join this clan, you're expected to come to every single war, if you prefer cutting a tree rather than coming to a war/pkri, then get the fuck out right now.
By Geoff_Bland on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Robertw56 @ September 29, 2008 01:00 am) |
Ok some of you guys seem to forget we are a warring clan before we are a community clan, or even a skilling clan for that matter, we don't have the sectors anymore.
If you join this clan, you're expected to come to every single war, if you prefer cutting a tree rather than coming to a war/pkri, then get the fuck out right now. |
+1
By Multikill529 on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Robertw56 @ September 29, 2008 06:00 am) |
Ok some of you guys seem to forget we are a warring clan before we are a community clan, or even a skilling clan for that matter, we don't have the sectors anymore.
If you join this clan, you're expected to come to every single war, if you prefer cutting a tree rather than coming to a war/pkri, then get the fuck out right now. |
I'm here for community and skilling. I do not enjoy the new style of PVP.
Chasing people around a wall for hours is not fun.
Running away from a mass of people while clicking like crazy is not fun.
Returning is not fun.
Not even getting a kill is fun.
You will not force me to attend wars. Since apparently this is a warring clan I have come back to, I'll be handing in my resignation shortly.
By Geoff_Bland on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Multikill529 @ September 29, 2008 02:02 am) |
QUOTE (Robertw56 @ September 29, 2008 06:00 am) | Ok some of you guys seem to forget we are a warring clan before we are a community clan, or even a skilling clan for that matter, we don't have the sectors anymore.
If you join this clan, you're expected to come to every single war, if you prefer cutting a tree rather than coming to a war/pkri, then get the fuck out right now. |
I'm here for community and skilling. I do not enjoy the new style of PVP.
Chasing people around a wall for hours is not fun.
Running away from a mass of people while clicking like crazy is not fun.
Returning is not fun.
Not even getting a kill is fun.
You will not force me to attend wars. Since apparently this is a warring clan I have come back to, I'll be handing in my resignation shortly.
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Have patience and wait for the new PvP; it might change your mind.
By Multikill529 on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Geoff_Bland @ September 29, 2008 07:04 am) |
QUOTE (Multikill529 @ September 29, 2008 02:02 am) | QUOTE (Robertw56 @ September 29, 2008 06:00 am) | Ok some of you guys seem to forget we are a warring clan before we are a community clan, or even a skilling clan for that matter, we don't have the sectors anymore.
If you join this clan, you're expected to come to every single war, if you prefer cutting a tree rather than coming to a war/pkri, then get the fuck out right now. |
I'm here for community and skilling. I do not enjoy the new style of PVP.
Chasing people around a wall for hours is not fun.
Running away from a mass of people while clicking like crazy is not fun.
Returning is not fun.
Not even getting a kill is fun.
You will not force me to attend wars. Since apparently this is a warring clan I have come back to, I'll be handing in my resignation shortly.
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Have patience and wait for the new PvP; it might change your mind.
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and if I still don't enjoy it?
By David on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Robertw56 @ September 29, 2008 07:00 am) |
Ok some of you guys seem to forget we are a warring clan before we are a community clan, or even a skilling clan for that matter, we don't have the sectors anymore.
If you join this clan, you're expected to come to every single war, if you prefer cutting a tree rather than coming to a war/pkri, then get the fuck out right now. |
I have no idea what to even say about this...
This is one of the most idiotic pieces of writing I've ever seen.
"You do what we want you to do, or you have to leave."
I thought there was some democracy in this clan...apparently I was wrong.
From what I remember, this clan was almost always a community clan. When I used to be really active, we had fixed raids and stuff (which was pretty much our PvP) and then rarely did we have a war. In my original stint with WG, we had like 3-4 full-out wars? One with TU, I think one with RR and maybe one or two more.
More often than not we had Trawler events, Gnomeball and even Boss Slaying. Hell, I don't even remember having to many CWars events.
We had more B-day parties back then than we had wars. I remember this.
This clan has never really been about warring except for the time frame people talk about where we were the best in P2P, a time where I wasn't active.
I agree that if people do actually attend, they should stay till the end. It'd be better if people did drop what they were doing to go, but I figure if it's not a PKRI that is planned in advance, they've got reason to not go.
And Rob, what you're basically doing is blackmail.
"War, or get the fuck out."
Not really the best trait in a leader.
By Bassism on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Robertw56 @ September 29, 2008 06:00 am) |
Ok some of you guys seem to forget we are a warring clan before we are a community clan, or even a skilling clan for that matter, we don't have the sectors anymore.
If you join this clan, you're expected to come to every single war, if you prefer cutting a tree rather than coming to a war/pkri, then get the fuck out right now. |
Wow, well if that's the case, I'm out.
By Yingyang06 on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Bassism @ September 29, 2008 10:20 am) |
QUOTE (Robertw56 @ September 29, 2008 06:00 am) | Ok some of you guys seem to forget we are a warring clan before we are a community clan, or even a skilling clan for that matter, we don't have the sectors anymore.
If you join this clan, you're expected to come to every single war, if you prefer cutting a tree rather than coming to a war/pkri, then get the fuck out right now. |
Wow, well if that's the case, I'm out.
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Agreed.
Runescape is ment to be fun, i will not make it a chore by attending EVERY war like you say Rob. If you dont like it then kick me, im a skiller. Deal with it
By Tnuac on 29/09/2008
QUOTE |
If you join this clan, you're expected to come to every single war, if you prefer cutting a tree rather than coming to a war/pkri, then get the fuck out right now. |
I can't believe I just heard that. Especially from a council, who's supposed to reflect the views of the people.
Someone in leadership ought to actually pay attention to the BIG PICTURE and actually listen to what's going on here, instead of playing god. This issue needs a soluton, or we're going to see some leaving shortly.
By Elyxiatic on 29/09/2008
I think its time for me to post here.
Now you have to look at our situation first.
We have about 25-35 select member who want to war frequently.
However, only about 15 are available in 1 particular timezone.
This supplies us with bad turnouts.
Like I know, I feel sorry for rachel + wind, who joined the clan under the term 'skiller', but are now forced to war.
A lot of the leadership is very war orientated atm.
Rob, dale, mugger, glenn, bto, brandon and myself are all very into wars.
We also seem to be a majority amongst leadership.
I really don't know how this whole skiller/fighter problem can be solved.
I'm thinking of a warring list, but this may potentially act like sectors.
In all honesty I don't know why we had a pkri just 9~ish hrs after a full out war.
The problem is, since we have a lot of raid leaders/warlords, we all have power to accept these wars. A lot of the time we just accept it without considering how much our clan has already fought in the past couple of days.
We accept these wars for those 25-35 members, but the skillers aren't prepared to help out all the time. Yes, I thank them for helping out in select wars, and it 'beefs' up our clan a bit in terms of warring activity. However, I know these skilling orientated people do not want to war all the time.
So it comes down to this.
- If we want a lot of the skilling part of wg to help out in wars, we shouldn't accept too many big wars.
- Short preps mean small turnouts.
In all honesty I personally do like the amount of warring atm.
However, this is because wars entertain me.
I do realise though, that we can't keep doing 3-4 wars/pkri's on the weekend, because our turnout is just terrible to the less important ones.
I don't know whether a lot of fighters will leave if we can't provide though...
On a less important note, i love firefox
By Tnuac on 29/09/2008
Now maths is talking sense, he understands the situation from both sides.
Just one thing - why such the huge opposition to sectors? People referr to them like the black death. I don't see the harm in doing what TBE does and make a 'warring list'. Not necessarily used for the proper full outs (every 2 weeks maybe), but for PKRI and miniwars with short preps.
It seems like the PERFECT way to get round this. No need to change forum ranks, no need to divide the clan. We already have an 'emeritus' sector, is that hurting anybody? Of course not. I haven't heard one reason why we shouldn't make a warring list. Its the next best possibility.
Is it because we're afraid of change? Because without attempting things, you don't know whether they'll work or not.
By David on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Mathsnerd18 @ September 29, 2008 12:18 pm) |
I think its time for me to post here.
Now you have to look at our situation first. We have about 25-35 select member who want to war frequently. However, only about 15 are available in 1 particular timezone. This supplies us with bad turnouts.
Like I know, I feel sorry for rachel + wind, who joined the clan under the term 'skiller', but are now forced to war. A lot of the leadership is very war orientated atm. Rob, dale, mugger, glenn, bto, brandon and myself are all very into wars. We also seem to be a majority amongst leadership.
I really don't know how this whole skiller/fighter problem can be solved. I'm thinking of a warring list, but this may potentially act like sectors.
In all honesty I don't know why we had a pkri just 9~ish hrs after a full out war. The problem is, since we have a lot of raid leaders/warlords, we all have power to accept these wars. A lot of the time we just accept it without considering how much our clan has already fought in the past couple of days.
We accept these wars for those 25-35 members, but the skillers aren't prepared to help out all the time. Yes, I thank them for helping out in select wars, and it 'beefs' up our clan a bit in terms of warring activity. However, I know these skilling orientated people do not want to war all the time.
So it comes down to this.
- If we want a lot of the skilling part of wg to help out in wars, we shouldn't accept too many big wars.
- Short preps mean small turnouts.
In all honesty I personally do like the amount of warring atm. However, this is because wars entertain me. I do realise though, that we can't keep doing 3-4 wars/pkri's on the weekend, because our turnout is just terrible to the less important ones.
I don't know whether a lot of fighters will leave if we can't provide though...
On a less important note, i love firefox |
Brilliant!
I love how you're able to admit you're one of the war hungry people, but you can see what the less war inclined are going through.
Personally, In terms of amount of wars we have, I'd say 1-2 full-outs a month, and that a sprinkle of optional PKRI's on the weekends.
I just don't think forcing anyone who's online to go to an unscheduled event is something that should be done. Sure it'd be better for the clan, but I mean, so would intense practice sessions that we'd have as often as possible with strict rules and such.
Just to make a real world connection that is obviously not on the same scale, but the idea is the same, think of the current war going on between the USA and Iraq/Iran/Afghanistan. Are all the American men just running to enlist? No. Would it be better for the military to have a larger suppl of troops should they need to send more men over there? Yes. Should we start forcing people to go against their will? No, we did that, it was the draft. We haven't done it again. Are those not running to enlist any less American? No. Are they any less patriotic? No.
Sorry if anyone was offended by that comparison, but it was the only thing I could think of.
We should come to a compromise, not implement Rob's idea of "do or die".
Already all the other less war hungry people attend the Full-Out wars we have, and that's something. We should maybe require one planned PKRI, but leave the short prep PKRI's optional. The short prep ones can really piss people off because they may have planned to get a 99, or finish a quest in that time, and now they've got to go fight.
Just think about when you've got a great weekend planned, then all of a sudden your parents say you've got to babysit because they're going somewhere, or the family is going somewhere together. You get angry because now you've got to do something totally unplanned and your schedule is ruined.
Obviously not entirely the same because some of us can't just leave our family, but in RS you can just log out or not go. Again, the idea is the same.
Do you really want people feeling angry like that a lot of the time?
By Rick Hamm on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Robertw56 @ September 29, 2008 01:00 am) |
Ok some of you guys seem to forget we are a warring clan before we are a community clan, or even a skilling clan for that matter, we don't have the sectors anymore.
If you join this clan, you're expected to come to every single war, if you prefer cutting a tree rather than coming to a war/pkri, then get the fuck out right now. |
Okay, see ya.
By Dilz621 on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Rick Hamm @ September 29, 2008 12:46 pm) |
QUOTE (Robertw56 @ September 29, 2008 01:00 am) | Ok some of you guys seem to forget we are a warring clan before we are a community clan, or even a skilling clan for that matter, we don't have the sectors anymore.
If you join this clan, you're expected to come to every single war, if you prefer cutting a tree rather than coming to a war/pkri, then get the fuck out right now. |
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Wow Rob...just wow. ;| I joined this clan because Mugger told me the community is great and would help me back in to RS. I attend the wars because I enjoy fighting, reminds me of old wildy, but drivig people out who dont want to war is a big NO NO. If they dont want to war, then let them skill...
Make a warring list, and if a skiller wants to attend the war, then frankly let them
By Troll84 on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Robertw56 @ September 29, 2008 07:00 am) |
Ok some of you guys seem to forget we are a warring clan before we are a community clan, or even a skilling clan for that matter, we don't have the sectors anymore.
If you join this clan, you're expected to come to every single war, if you prefer cutting a tree rather than coming to a war/pkri, then get the fuck out right now. |
Rob, I like you and all, but this post is a bit too extreme :S I disagree pretty strongly >.< This is not just a warring clan, and even if it at first was meant to be so, it certainly isn't purely one now. The community in WG is a pretty great one, and is also a factor of why people join, not to mention some people's love for skilling :$
~Mugger84
EDIT: The big goon apologised
http://www.wildernessguardians.com/forum/i...?showtopic=6293 By Rick Hamm on 29/09/2008
Is it enough or is it too late? I guess only time, and Rob's overall attitude towards skillers, will tell. I hope he's learned.
By Ikahigurashi on 29/09/2008
There has to be a division. You cannot say we are not a community or we are not a skiller clan, when half of the members here joined for SKILLING. Tabs, Rachel, me, and many others all have the same views. We didn't like pk'ing when it was profitable, why would we like it now when it's not. Also, in my absence, I have no fricken idea what these terms are, let alone the fact that I cannot learn them simply because all of these warring events are on weekends when I cannot attend them.
If you want attendance, we need more people so we can have wars with gmt times and est times, but still allow any timezone to join in. To get more members, we actually have to show that we ARE a community, and we AREN'T war warmongers. If we were, we'd have no problem here. We aren't some of us have been skillers since we joined rs, some of us have been pk'ers, and a few are both. Most of us pay monthly to play the game on members, and then there is the expectation to attend every war event.
We're paying for something that we don't find fun? No, it's blasphemy.
If you want wars to turn out well, make sectors again. If you don't like the idea of sectors, figure out another solution. Forcing members to wars is an unacceptable solution. We don't force members to skilling events, why? No, I'm not saying we should, but if you're going to hold wars up on a pedestal, then you might as well do it for every thing.
We don't need to be number one rank in anything. It's a damn game. We have each other, we are Wilderness Guardians. Every rant or flame is breaking the structure down. We don't need people leaving right now, especially if it's unnecessary. Some members leave basically because they don't like wg, and haven't from the moment they got here... BUT, some members are leaving who have been here for years, and love wg, but it's being ruined by rants and issues that don't get solved.
Solve it damnit. I'm sick of this stuff happening, any clan I've ever gone through, it's the same shit. We're a community, we are skillers, and we are pk'ers. Some people simple want to devote more time in other areas, or just in a single area altogether. Regardless of what they do, they benefit the clan. To hell with being number one. We've been there, we're on the record book, drop it already.
By Tnuac on 29/09/2008
Ikahigurashi is another of us who's pointing out the blaringly obvious problem, and the seemingly only possible solution.
Where's the council?
Its like we're having a office meeting and the manager is prancing around the room pretending the floor is made of snakes, not paying any attention at all.
No doubt this issue will just get blown off when people stop complaining, as if its all ok and ignoring it will make it go away.
I mean just look at the whole topic - the only council response is one person who made the most controversial post about the whole issue. I'm not trying to be a pain in the ass here but we have 3 pages of posts, some very insightful, and not 1 post (except the one i've mentioned) has come from council..
By Tiran000 on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Kingrandy0 @ September 28, 2008 04:38 pm) |
QUOTE (Rick Hamm @ September 28, 2008 05:30 pm) | QUOTE (Kingrandy0 @ September 28, 2008 04:24 pm) | QUOTE (Rick Hamm @ September 28, 2008 05:21 pm) | LOL PKRI's aren't mandatory dude. If people were on and chose to do something different, then so be it. Maybe the people online aren't warlike, maybe they wanted to get that level, maybe they just didn't feel like it. All in all, you can't expect people to pay you back for lost items. Don't want to lose items, either don't go or don't die. |
1. They should WANT to go. Why leave your clan dieing on the battlefield when they could make that much of a difference?
2. It's a safe pkri (you don't lose items)
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As I said, not everyone is like you Randy. I could care less about wars/pkris. They're pointless and boring. It was my clan's choice to bite off more than it could chew by accepting this pkri. When they saw how many would attend, they should have made it capped, or just pull out altogether. Besides, was this a RSC post PKRI? If not, then who cares if you won or lost? At least you still got some practice returning and attacking. Let's also bring up the fact that there was no coordination there whatsoever, according to those who were there. Maybe the clan needs more training in that aspect. Oh, and swordies is considered an item. |
Clans are made by warring. That's what drives them. Why do you think the top clans are top clans? The more people that come, the better we get, the more ranks we gain. If you join a clan you should want to make it better, even if that means warring, which may not be your favorite thing to do.
It was RSC post. Which is a very big deal for recruitment.
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not al clans are driven by waring there are plenty of non waring clans out there
like hels hilts and many more
i wasnt there but i knew it was upcoming my good reason = sleep when i heard about it it was 40 mins til the pkri i had to work at 4 o clock the next morning i could have made it but id be half death at work i cant have the risk to hit some one while ir on my truck its not like i have a ofice job since im a girl
By Geoff_Bland on 29/09/2008
People nowadays join clans because of how good at warring they are. Why do DF have so many members and can pull 100 people to a war? Cause they are the top warring clan. It creates a snowball effect which brings in even more members. For us to even start that sort of accomplishment we have to start bringing everyone possible to wars.
You don't see Top Community lists or which clan is the best at skilling. Warring is the new fashion and we have to keep up with it.
By Rick Hamm on 29/09/2008
So why do we have to be like everyone else? It's kind of selfish to think that we skillers should conform to YOUR way of playing the game. Why don't you join the skillers of the clan and not worry about wars?
By Tnuac on 29/09/2008
QUOTE |
You don't see Top Community lists or which clan is the best at skilling. Warring is the new fashion and we have to keep up with it. |
No, no, no. You're missing the point completely.
1) Who cares about a list? We're not one of a tournament, we are a clan in our own right. Even then, PKRI's and wars do not affect the lists!. The real list only changes in full wars, which everyone is included in, and most people don't miss.
2) Fashion?! That's a joke. If we're bending over backwards to conform to fashion we might as well fold the clan now. If all we did was following fashion we would have died a long time ago. If we're going to try to copy everyone else, why don't we just merge into them? We're unique for a reason.
This mentality really goes a-loss on me, and I can safely say I can see the whole picture. We're not DF's junior clan.
By JC on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Tnuac @ September 30, 2008 07:47 am) |
Ikahigurashi is another of us who's pointing out the blaringly obvious problem, and the seemingly only possible solution.
Where's the council?
Its like we're having a office meeting and the manager is prancing around the room pretending the floor is made of snakes, not paying any attention at all.
No doubt this issue will just get blown off when people stop complaining, as if its all ok and ignoring it will make it go away.
I mean just look at the whole topic - the only council response is one person who made the most controversial post about the whole issue. I'm not trying to be a pain in the ass here but we have 3 pages of posts, some very insightful, and not 1 post (except the one i've mentioned) has come from council.. |
Dont worry Mike, I have been watching.
However I have avoided posting up untill now as I feel that I am not nessacarily the best one to say what we should do in this position. I am, and have always been a skiller so I do not nessacarily have the same feelings on this issue as the rest of the council do.
Sas much as I would love to say 'Lets bring back the sectors' I really dont think that is the solution to our current issues, if you recall how it was during the sectors we had huge issues with a tiny amount of people that would attend wilderness events, while a huge amount of people stuck around attending one event a week as a skiller.
By dividing the clan up into sectors again I feel that we would risk creating even bigger divides between those who want to skill and those who want to war....
Anyone recall the person that said "skillers are selfish?"
I feel that sentiments such as that would become more prevalent if we divide back into sectors once again, as skilling is protrayed as the easy way to retain membership in WG (not saying that it is) and I really feel that this would be unavoidable.
I really dont think sectors will work.
~Evil
By Tnuac on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Theevildead2 @ September 29, 2008 08:33 pm) |
QUOTE (Tnuac @ September 30, 2008 07:47 am) | Ikahigurashi is another of us who's pointing out the blaringly obvious problem, and the seemingly only possible solution.
Where's the council?
Its like we're having a office meeting and the manager is prancing around the room pretending the floor is made of snakes, not paying any attention at all.
No doubt this issue will just get blown off when people stop complaining, as if its all ok and ignoring it will make it go away.
I mean just look at the whole topic - the only council response is one person who made the most controversial post about the whole issue. I'm not trying to be a pain in the ass here but we have 3 pages of posts, some very insightful, and not 1 post (except the one i've mentioned) has come from council.. |
Dont worry Mike, I have been watching.
However I have avoided posting up untill now as I feel that I am not nessacarily the best one to say what we should do in this position. I am, and have always been a skiller so I do not nessacarily have the same feelings on this issue as the rest of the council do.
Sas much as I would love to say 'Lets bring back the sectors' I really dont think that is the solution to our current issues, if you recall how it was during the sectors we had huge issues with a tiny amount of people that would attend wilderness events, while a huge amount of people stuck around attending one event a week as a skiller.
By dividing the clan up into sectors again I feel that we would risk creating even bigger divides between those who want to skill and those who want to war....
Anyone recall the person that said "skillers are selfish?"
I feel that sentiments such as that would become more prevalent if we divide back into sectors once again, as skilling is protrayed as the easy way to retain membership in WG (not saying that it is) and I really feel that this would be unavoidable.
I really dont think sectors will work.
~Evil
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Thanks for posting evil.
Again as I've said before, it doesn't matter how detailed a post is, or how accurate. Just as long as people know its being thought about, with a quick brief post, it can instill a lot of confidence.
Not everything has to be perfectly composed. As long as something is from the heart, and obviously not too confrontational, it can still make a world of difference.
And as to you, evil (even thought I'm PMing you right at this minute, lol), because you are a skiller council your input is extremely valuable, and could save the clan. People need to listen to you, because you are the representitive of the skilling side.
As for sectors - I did consider it at a fleeting moment, but soon figured its too extreme. Its an old way we don't need to revert to. I do however believe that a memberlist for a PKri/miniwar group would be the best, and possibly the only solution to this conflict, and I'm not the only person who's thought it. It shouldn't divide the clan at all, and would make it so much easier.
By For Sooth on 29/09/2008
QUOTE (Yingyang06 @ September 29, 2008 05:30 am) |
QUOTE (Bassism @ September 29, 2008 10:20 am) | QUOTE (Robertw56 @ September 29, 2008 06:00 am) | Ok some of you guys seem to forget we are a warring clan before we are a community clan, or even a skilling clan for that matter, we don't have the sectors anymore.
If you join this clan, you're expected to come to every single war, if you prefer cutting a tree rather than coming to a war/pkri, then get the fuck out right now. |
Wow, well if that's the case, I'm out.
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Agreed.
Runescape is ment to be fun, i will not make it a chore by attending EVERY war like you say Rob. If you dont like it then kick me, im a skiller. Deal with it
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I'd have to be out.
By Dorcha3377 on 29/09/2008
Bringing back the sectors would be a big mistake imo. That would lead to more isolationism than we have now.
Basically warring is how a clan gets it reputation, we have had good pking eras and bad ones.
I think we are in a rebuilding phase and are recovering still from the wildy updates.
As long as people are in the clan and online, where there is a need you should attend a warring event.
This was not some 12 hour pkri, it lasted an hour.
We have excellent raid leaders, but sometimes it seems not the best warring decisions are made.
Just because you guys want a fight 24/7 doesn't mean everyone does.
I think that you owe it to your clan to come fight if you can, but if you just can't do it then don't.
Every event is important, however the reputation in the clan world is one based on warring not trawler trips.
We need to find a way to blend all our needs to make a happy medium.
The people who love to war certainly supported the recent Skill Olympics very admirably.
We are in this together, there is no need to be at each others throats.
The hand that holds the sword may also hold the harp. Not all days are full of strife, some are days of peace and fellowship.
By Abmanju on 30/09/2008
This is my opinion:
Wg isn't a clan purely on just people who want to war or Skill,
Whether you like it or not, it is a mixture of both.
That's why we need to satisfy everyone's needs, we can't just kick all the Skillers or kick all the warrers so that we can satisfy one goal because there are friendship circles within circles.
Which is why we won't force anyone to come to wars, we won't force anyone to come to Skilling Events. However you have to come to some kind of Event/War to prove your activity, Emeritus is expected to come to our most Important Wars.
If you are asked to come to a War/Event, and you reply "No", then that is as far as it goes, you should not be questioned further or pressured into coming, if you're coming, it should be because you either want to help the clan bond and perform well or because you have fun or both. However for our most important wars, you should post saying why you aren't coming, we expect everyone to take part if they can to boost our clan's morale and to have us at a better position in the clan world.
~Abs
By Rick Hamm on 30/09/2008
I can live with that Abs. Nice and fair solution.
By Ikahigurashi on 30/09/2008
QUOTE (Abmanju @ September 30, 2008 11:18 am) |
This is my opinion:
Wg isn't a clan purely on just people who want to war or Skill, Whether you like it or not, it is a mixture of both.
That's why we need to satisfy everyone's needs, we can't just kick all the Skillers or kick all the warrers so that we can satisfy one goal because there are friendship circles within circles.
Which is why we won't force anyone to come to wars, we won't force anyone to come to Skilling Events. However you have to come to some kind of Event/War to prove your activity, Emeritus is expected to come to our most Important Wars.
If you are asked to come to a War/Event, and you reply "No", then that is as far as it goes, you should not be questioned further or pressured into coming, if you're coming, it should be because you either want to help the clan bond and perform well or because you have fun or both. However for our most important wars, you should post saying why you aren't coming, we expect everyone to take part if they can to boost our clan's morale and to have us at a better position in the clan world.
~Abs |
Agreed. If people will accept a simple "no", then it's as simple as that.
By Zlatan83 on 30/09/2008
Sup, this isnt DF, you cant force people to do something that they dont want.
This is what all the community/skilled based people in this clan will say.
Thats why we dont win any wars unless we fight clans like The Crusade ..
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