My experience on red99 so far

[Kich867]

The officer in Fresh was really not rude. I was in guild chat for that entire conversation, you spent about 10 minutes straight complaining about how you couldn't find groups for weeks and how you were being corpse camped.

I spoke to you in depth about the situation, your complaints seemed hyperbolic and didn't reflect the experiences of anyone else I've encountered. Twinks don't camp zones for hours, there's groups all over the place all the time, and saying you can't solo as a cleric unless it's specifically against undead at level 8 is outright ridiculous.

The officer was speaking generally, that if you bothered to join teamspeak and bothered to try and be a part of the community, you'd probably see better results. You then got quite passive aggressive and you were removed from the guild.

You told me that you would log in, ask around for a group, and if you didn't get a response quickly you'd log for days (apparently, since somehow in "weeks" you're still level 8 which is insane). Except you're using the lack of responses to point back and say "See! There's never any groups here!" despite someone like myself who has 3 characters in the 20's range who've basically grouped the entire way up without any hassle whatsoever.

These groups never came instantly, sometimes I would be on for around an hour or two before finding one, but it's worth it because an hour in a good zone is worth 4 or 5 hours on Blue in that same zone. I know you said that you don't exactly have the time to wait that long, but then you can't really sit there and cry about not being able to find one while simultaneously playing like objectively the worst soloing class outside of maybe warriors.

Pick a class you can solo with. Solo while you're online until you find a group. Join the group and blast through levels.

This smells much more of an elaborate troll though, I can't imagine anyone who's actually an adult and this helpless in a game that they're obviously incredibly familiar with and knows exactly what they're doing.