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09-20-2012, 06:22 PM
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Back in the day, the ubers were a pretty big deal, I'd say. I remember checking their websites when I was a newb and reading about all the things they'd seen and done. Just about every one knew who they were.
Having seen it from the other side of the fence, organization and leadership in those guilds was significantly ahead of the competition, hence why they were able to achieve what they did. I'd say Triton probably had the funniest updates, along with Legacy of Steel ("We know Drama" post being the best). FoH usually had the best rants. Afterlife never really had any aggressive posts, as Biny was a young guy and if you'd met him IRL you'd see he just wasn't that sort of person. | ||
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09-21-2012, 07:42 AM
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You may not use them for kills posts, but Elitist Jerks is a guild and pretty much THE theory-crafting forum for every class. There's also a few guilds that put out prominent guides on bosses back when I was still playing. The focus also shifted over to blogs by individuals as opposed to guild websites. I followed a few paladin blogs for holy and protection theory-craft and also a few warlock ones (although Cynwise's blog is usually more PVP oriented than warlock oriented).
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09-21-2012, 12:19 PM
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FOH was a big deal if you were a hardcore EQer.
I was a server guide on Veeshan for a while, dealt with FoH quite a bit. Most were cool, rest were a bunch of whining pooheads.
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09-22-2012, 06:56 PM
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never heard of em. conquest more recognized imo because of sweet video and controversial gm intervention.
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