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Originally Posted by Midoo
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(I'm not sure if this has been asked before or if this is even the right board for it.)
I have a low level druid alt, and I really want a Scryer group for Guk, but I'm not in a guild yet and my friends are unavailable. I'd log in during irregular times of the day, scream in OOC for half an hour and then log off. Repeat the next day, and the day after it, and I never get the chance.
I found out about Project LFG but it's practically barren at this time and it seems like a shame.
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Originally Posted by Varren
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Start doing “/ all class [min level] [max level]” and start sending tells and recruiting. Or instead of screaming “LFG”, start screaming “LFM”. Someone needs to take the initiative and it might as well be you!
But to answer your question, these external services have pretty much all petered out. Put on “/lfg on” and search for “/ all lfg”, or just start sending tells to random people. You’re going to need to do this in the long run anyway, as a druid who likes to group.
Good luck and dogspeed.
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Jarrow is correct on both accounts. You will want to learn how to communicate with others directly, and be personable, creative and confident. You also have to be patient, tolerant and equally able to instruct and command.
You being a Druid makes this even more of a necessity.
Outside of the game, Discord channels are often the best way unless planning a special dungeon crawl to which you could post on the forums.
You've already seen the Discord Project 1999 server.
There are guild channels on Discord as well as non guild affiliated ones such as Knights of Justice :
https://discord.gg/CxUwV4
It would be good for there to be a sticky post of such channels.