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Old 06-23-2014, 11:24 PM
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I don't hold grudges in game but you can't just let everyone who has different reasons for playing. Some people are here for RMT, some people are here just for status and pixels, some are here to have fun. If you don't hold any kinds of standards, not grudges. Then your guild will be full of people who are in it for difference reasons. My point is that I like to find people who are here to PLAY the game for FUN. And honestly from the looks of it, you have some enemies yourself. Go invite skywarp to your guild next time, or someone you've been arguing with constantly. People have different views and you aren't going to get along with everyone. The meaning of being in a guild is to have a common idea of what you want and a common goal. If I were running a guild it would be people who enjoy playing their main, don't mind passing gear to mains who contribute over alts, people who are fun to shoot the shit with in vent and look out for each other and last of all people who aren't looking for just status, loot and engage in training other people for loot or whatever. There is a difference between holding a grudge, which means you hate someone and hold ill-will towards them because of a past event. And thinking of people as competition due to the fact that they don't agree with your guild stance and are out for their benefit of people over your true friends. Also wanted to add I didn't really start with the "enemy" thing, that was actually a guild member of yours.I don't hold grudges in game but you can't just let everyone who has different reasons for playing. Some people are here for RMT, some people are here just for status and pixels, some are here to have fun. If you don't hold any kinds of standards, not grudges. Then your guild will be full of people who are in it for difference reasons. My point is that I like to find people who are here to PLAY the game for FUN. And honestly from the looks of it, you have some enemies yourself. Go invite skywarp to your guild next time, or someone you've been arguing with constantly. People have different views and you aren't going to get along with everyone. The meaning of being in a guild is to have a common idea of what you want and a common goal. If I were running a guild it would be people who enjoy playing their main, don't mind passing gear to mains who contribute over alts, people who are fun to shoot the shit with in vent and look out for each other and last of all people who aren't looking for just status, loot and engage in training other people for loot or whatever. There is a difference between holding a grudge, which means you hate someone and hold ill-will towards them because of a past event. And thinking of people as competition due to the fact that they don't agree with your guild stance and are out for their benefit of people over your true friends. Also wanted to add I didn't really start with the "enemy" thing, that was actually a guild member of yours.I don't hold grudges in game but you can't just let everyone who has different reasons for playing. Some people are here for RMT, some people are here just for status and pixels, some are here to have fun. If you don't hold any kinds of standards, not grudges. Then your guild will be full of people who are in it for difference reasons. My point is that I like to find people who are here to PLAY the game for FUN. And honestly from the looks of it, you have some enemies yourself. Go invite skywarp to your guild next time, or someone you've been arguing with constantly. People have different views and you aren't going to get along with everyone. The meaning of being in a guild is to have a common idea of what you want and a common goal. If I were running a guild it would be people who enjoy playing their main, don't mind passing gear to mains who contribute over alts, people who are fun to shoot the shit with in vent and look out for each other and last of all people who aren't looking for just status, loot and engage in training other people for loot or whatever. There is a difference between holding a grudge, which means you hate someone and hold ill-will towards them because of a past event. And thinking of people as competition due to the fact that they don't agree with your guild stance and are out for their benefit of people over your true friends. Also wanted to add I didn't really start with the "enemy" thing, that was actually a guild member of yours.I don't hold grudges in game but you can't just let everyone who has different reasons for playing. Some people are here for RMT, some people are here just for status and pixels, some are here to have fun. If you don't hold any kinds of standards, not grudges. Then your guild will be full of people who are in it for difference reasons. My point is that I like to find people who are here to PLAY the game for FUN. And honestly from the looks of it, you have some enemies yourself. Go invite skywarp to your guild next time, or someone you've been arguing with constantly. People have different views and you aren't going to get along with everyone. The meaning of being in a guild is to have a common idea of what you want and a common goal. If I were running a guild it would be people who enjoy playing their main, don't mind passing gear to mains who contribute over alts, people who are fun to shoot the shit with in vent and look out for each other and last of all people who aren't looking for just status, loot and engage in training other people for loot or whatever. There is a difference between holding a grudge, which means you hate someone and hold ill-will towards them because of a past event. And thinking of people as competition due to the fact that they don't agree with your guild stance and are out for their benefit of people over your true friends. Also wanted to add I didn't really start with the "enemy" thing, that was actually a guild member of yours.I don't hold grudges in game but you can't just let everyone who has different reasons for playing. Some people are here for RMT, some people are here just for status and pixels, some are here to have fun. If you don't hold any kinds of standards, not grudges. Then your guild will be full of people who are in it for difference reasons. My point is that I like to find people who are here to PLAY the game for FUN. And honestly from the looks of it, you have some enemies yourself. Go invite skywarp to your guild next time, or someone you've been arguing with constantly. People have different views and you aren't going to get along with everyone. The meaning of being in a guild is to have a common idea of what you want and a common goal. If I were running a guild it would be people who enjoy playing their main, don't mind passing gear to mains who contribute over alts, people who are fun to shoot the shit with in vent and look out for each other and last of all people who aren't looking for just status, loot and engage in training other people for loot or whatever. There is a difference between holding a grudge, which means you hate someone and hold ill-will towards them because of a past event. And thinking of people as competition due to the fact that they don't agree with your guild stance and are out for their benefit of people over your true friends. Also wanted to add I didn't really start with the "enemy" thing, that was actually a guild member of yours.
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