QUOTE(gaeria84 @ Jan 25 2011, 12:20 AM)
No sacrifice needed. Hardcore guilds do not raid as much as you think. They only put their feet to the pedal when new content is released. Other days, they raid like any normal guild.
From what I have seen, most guilds are too dependant on boss guides, preferring to wait for boss guides and strategies to be posted on mmo sites rather than wipe countlessly on the first few days of new content.
>top world contenderFrom what I have seen, most guilds are too dependant on boss guides, preferring to wait for boss guides and strategies to be posted on mmo sites rather than wipe countlessly on the first few days of new content.
you best be jokin nigga
Added on January 25, 2011, 11:58 am
QUOTE(Sup @ Jan 25 2011, 08:27 AM)
It's silly to attempt to be a top guild regardless of who you are. It's like getting Realm Firsts while leveling. At 3:00 AM you click "PLAY" as fast as you can, blaze through all the levels and get beat by the 10 other players who got SSDs, a better processor, and a better internet connection than you. Raiding is the same - it's all about efficiency, coordination, and even where you live is an advantage.
Since you're in Malaysia, I'll point out some things about your location:
You live in the GMT+8 time zone in Malaysia, the same time zone as Western Australia.
So, let's say Europe and America get Patch 4.1 at the same time one day apart (US first, then EU) (this is assuming you plan to form the guild on an Oceanic server). Server time in Oceania is (I assume) the same, or probably GMT+9 (assuming the servers are set to Darwin time) or GMT+10 (assuming servers are set to Sydney time). Assuming maintenance starts at 10:00 AM EST (which means 11:00 PM Malay time) and ends at approximately 7:00 PM EST (because Blizzard is infamous for procrastinating server availability during major content patches) (meaning 8:00 AM Malay time), you're actually at a slight advantage provided you park your character outside or near the new instance (also assuming that your work day starts somewhere around 9:00 AM, which is probably doesn't. Of course, that could be negated by the fact that you're unemployed if that is truly the case). You wake up refreshed and ready to kick bubble gum and chew ass (pun intended)(yes, the original IS the other way around).
If something seems obscenely inaccurate, please let me know.
^Since you're in Malaysia, I'll point out some things about your location:
You live in the GMT+8 time zone in Malaysia, the same time zone as Western Australia.
So, let's say Europe and America get Patch 4.1 at the same time one day apart (US first, then EU) (this is assuming you plan to form the guild on an Oceanic server). Server time in Oceania is (I assume) the same, or probably GMT+9 (assuming the servers are set to Darwin time) or GMT+10 (assuming servers are set to Sydney time). Assuming maintenance starts at 10:00 AM EST (which means 11:00 PM Malay time) and ends at approximately 7:00 PM EST (because Blizzard is infamous for procrastinating server availability during major content patches) (meaning 8:00 AM Malay time), you're actually at a slight advantage provided you park your character outside or near the new instance (also assuming that your work day starts somewhere around 9:00 AM, which is probably doesn't. Of course, that could be negated by the fact that you're unemployed if that is truly the case). You wake up refreshed and ready to kick bubble gum and chew ass (pun intended)(yes, the original IS the other way around).
If something seems obscenely inaccurate, please let me know.
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i rest my case.
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