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Originally Posted by Cecily
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To reiterate my point from blue thread, you killed TMO. It's like having an uninfected colony of monkeys (TMO) breed with a colony of Ebola ridden monkeys (Good Guys). Of course the Center of Disease Control (Empire) didn't like having a new group of possible vectors in the neighborhood, but your guild gave them Ebola, so the CDC obviously had to step in and quarantine the infection. It's science.
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I was never in Good Guys or Azrael, I had nothing to do with them at any point ever on this server and joined well before the merge. I was the first red player who joined TMO. You're talking to someone who ran a leveling guild and played untagged for like half a year because I didn't want anything to do with those fuccbois either, preaching to the choir son I cringed very hard at the GG merge but it isn't what killed the guild.
What killed TMO was leadership incompetence. Every single officer from TMO blue gave up shortly after Velious release, leaving DD to run the ship alone. And the ones who got banned had no excuse, as I offered every single one of them a free full emu/email account level 60 of the class they were playing when they got banned and none of them had gear. Not to talk shit, but DD had too much on his plate in real life to be running a guild single handed, and he also had no idea how to play on red or run a red guild. Not to mention dealing with our teamspeak constantly being fucked with by other guilds on red. He made some really strong moves like merging with Pandemonium, but pissed it all away by making some seriously dumb calls and saying some really dumb shit on teamspeak. He said something really dumb and the entire Pandemonium crew disbanded later that night, he did not ever show his face on red again after that. Even though Xepiz and I were the first to untag from <TMO> neither of us are responsible for killing the guild because it was already dead.
Don't take this as me shit talking DD, he did the best he could do with what he had available to him and it's impressive he didn't burn out sooner. The true failing were all of the TMO blue players and officers who gave up and quit the second adversity hit.