Category talk:Guides

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[edit] Guild Searching

I would like to see a guide on how to find a guild in GW. I've been trying to ferret out a GvG guild that I can play with that's ranked something over a bazillion so I can get into GvG. But the guild ladder on the site doesn't list any character names, and you can't PM a guild. Watching observer is somewhat useful, but there aren't a lot of guild listed on this site as recruiting, and then, some that are, seem to have forgotten to list how to contact them! (I think most have fixed this now) — ( ɔ \ ʇ ) uɐɥʇıǝɹ 17:51, 25 February 2008 (UTC)

Try this ~ SCobra 17:57, 25 February 2008 (UTC)

Add in: Category:Recruiting PvP guilds and Category:Recruiting PvX guilds. The latter has around 600 entries, so you're bound to find something. --Xeeron 18:06, 25 February 2008 (UTC)

I already mentioned the Recruiting GvG guilds category, SCobra. There aren't many guilds listed, some are inactive, most are European (I'm American - timezone issues). I tried just going through Recruiting PvP - but that didn't net much better results, and Recruiting PvX, as you said is like 600+ guilds, which is quite a mountain to deal with. If anything, again these things could use some sort of way to cross-reference. If I could just say search for guilds with an American tag, a PvP tag and a Recruiting tag, I'd probably get better results, as it seems not many use all the sub categories they should.

In any case, I was talking about a guide, as it could list several non-wiki sources (forums) to look on, tell how to best find guilds through observer, mention that the guild ladder on the official site is worthless for finding a guild to join, and probably many other things, like how to evaluate a guild as to if it's a good/bad fit for you, etc. Maybe cover some basic GW etiquette concering guilds? I dunno, it has possibilities. — ( ɔ \ ʇ ) uɐɥʇıǝɹ 18:11, 25 February 2008 (UTC)