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Originally Posted by fischsemmel
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What amuses me is that people are always all over these forums saying that the reason they don't raid is because they aren't willing to put in the TIME. No one ever says that they lack the leadership skills or the knowledge of the game or the motivation to organize, manage, and mobilize a guild.
And yet these same people who insist that it is the time barrier keeping them from raiding have not yet seized upon the allegedly simple task of forming and operating and mobilizing and managing a megaguild that could crush TMO beneath its feet.
Why haven't you crushed TMO yet, all you casuals? If you formed a 200-person megaguild you'd easily be able to log enough hours amongst yourselves to beat TMO, but without any one of you having to spend massive amounts of time ingame to accomplish this. Right? Cause all it would take to chase TMO off is time, right?!
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I like how you essentialize all casual players as being unskilled and disorganized, despite the fact that you had no problem asking a certain player from a casual guild for Bard advice as you were leveling. Your argument is really silly too because expecting all casual guilds to merge just to beat TMO is completely unreasonable. Maybe we don't want to merge. Maybe we like keeping our identity as a guild. Maybe "crushing the competition" isn't our one single goal on p99. And anyways this is all irrelevant because the level of commitment this server expects was not required in classic. There's a reason casual guilds on Live did much better than they do here, and I'm sure it's not because all the casual guilds on p99 are somehow inferior.