So you want to lead a GUILD in an MMO? | Asmongold Reacts to Nixxiom
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- Asmongold Reacts to WoW & FFXIV Guild Leading summed up in one hilarious video.
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How to lead a guild:
Step 1: Don't.
Step 2: Be a normal guild member, get access to the bank.
Step 3: Loot the bank, burn the bridges, and go join some other guild.
Step 4: See step 2.
Hidden step: after looting all the guild banks on the server, transfer to another server and repeat
Step 6 : Don't play wow
private server vibes
@@cattysplat eve online?
Thats a strong turing machine you have built there
How to lead a guild:
Step 1: Join an existing guild
Step 2: Be good at the game and occasionally speak in chat without being a dick and making enemies
Step 3: When inevitable guild drama comes up stay out of it
Step 4: When higher ranking members leave or get kicked due to drama or whatever, get promoted by default as the higher ups scramble to minimize the appearance that anything is wrong
Step 5: After enough time the guild master will lose interest or have drama with their friends and fuck off, leaving the spot open for you to inherit it
Step 6: You are now a guild master despite not doing shit aside from playing normally and eating popcorn when guild chat drama happens
Step 7: When the guild eventually completely falls apart due to you not knowing how to run it, disband it and noone will blame you since you inherited a bad situation
Step 8: Join a new guild as an 'veteran guild officer' and start way closer to being a GM this time
Step 9: Rinse and repeat
haha been there and done that, perfect explanation.
Fk me, I realize I was one of the morons involved in drama without even wanting to be in any leading position. So I somehow managed to get myself in an even shittier situation. I'll have the popcorn ready for next time 😂
Basically yea that’s how it goes.
What your saying is, if one wanted to be gm no matter what, they could theoretic have alternate account or friend cause drama? Thus rising thru the ranks faster.
100% true.
I was one of the guys, who just wanted to keep raiding with the rest of the guild. And that's how I got 'veteran guild officer' in a guild that adopted us.
being in a guild when i was 14 becoming best friends with 30 year olds was a trip
Haha same I was invited to my guildmate wedding across the country and my mom said no I couldn't go X)
This is my adventure through BC and WOTLK lol! Always love seeing someone else experience it
At 30, we were great social friends with people in their 60's it was so nice to see people old having a good time. 😆
As was the amount of middle-aged women trying to cyber with me when I was like 15/16. Didn't realise how creepy that was of them until years later.
Yeah it was weird being an officer in a raiding guild at 16 and yelling at 30 year olds for fucking up mechanics lol
Let’s be honest: even if a guild becomes incredibly famous or popular, no one is going to know the name of the leader or the one who made it most of the time.
Name it after yourself if that is so important to you...
I had a lot of people know of me almost as much as the guild itself. If anyone interacted with us they usually would remember me for being super super nice, saying hella out of pocket shit and being one of the best pvp resto druids on the battlegroup.
Our crew was tight for almost 3 expansions and I'm still friends with my officers almost a decade later. A chunk of my officers were irl friends and printed shirts and hats with our logo on em- pink background and white octopus - as well as a quote with some out of pocket shit I said in trade chat while white girl wasted.
@@oceanokelly8097 He said "inredibly famous or popular" and "most of the time".
Also...who asked?
@@Frawt I bet you're fun at parties Debbie Downer
@@Frawt you when you opened the comment section
Everyone forgot the most important part.
Find people willing to do your job for you and give them special tittles so they feel special for spending hours a day working for free.
100% this
As leader you can make member doing our stuff but leader still need to keep officer loyalty intact and put ther right man for the title.
if you put backstabbing guy in high position the second guild members doubt in your leadership you can bet in middle of night they gonna run away with 80% of your guild member.
@@cubiix1302 I was the leader of multiple clans/guilds until I got bored and handed them to other over the years.
Find people that have a passion for the game so they play a lot, then get them in the clan or if lucky find those in the clan already that are like that.
Promote and praise them, subtly promote how the upper ranks are better and more important.
Give them duties that they can do between running things as they will be online in game anyway.
Repeat in loop until a few stand out even more via doing give aways or contests. Promote those even higher, praise more and let them get away with even more shit.
Never do a thing again besides talk to the higher levels clan members to sooth egos and any rifts that happen.
Play game however you want while reaping benefits without actually doing anything ever again.
This pretty much applies to the real world too
as a guild leader i fully approve this tbh.. you need breaks too. ;3
My ex and I joined a guild a while back on wow when we were still together. I was a tank and she was a healer. We didn't say we were dating in guild chat because that felt like it was just unnecessary. It was extremely entertaining how the leader continuously took an interest in her and would regularly exclude me from mythic groups. She and I would be in the same room on our laptops, so I'd ask him why I couldn't join. "No room sorry". Meanwhile he would be messaging her that he was trying to find a tank. I thought maybe I just wasn't great as a tank, but I constantly was getting snatched up by other guildies. Finally he told her "I just don't like him". In the end the dude SERIOUSLY ASKED HER TO BE HIS ONLINE GF. I told her I had a feeling that was gonna happen. When she told him she and I were dating, he kicked both of us out and like 10 other people followed us lmao
There are seriously some sad and pitiful people playing WoW. Played for 12 years and man you really find the bottom of the barrel of humanity in that game.
Epic story xD
@@joshamoy8541 it gives me a real good laugh lol
@@skyreach669 yeah.... I also got a death threat on my hunter by taming a boss that apparently dropped something a guy wanted. Unfortunately for him, I wanted it as a pet lol
@@nekrosis13 What's the guy gonna do, send a pizza to your house?
The bald cap ad is the greatest thing I’ve ever seen 👌🏻🤣🤣🤣💀
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I was in a guild once, and the dps(including the guild leader) liked posting the dps list after fights, cuz look how well i did. As a healer i was told not to show how good i healed cuz the other healer got upset, cuz she didn't like i was a better healer.
“Forced social obligations” me when I see discord required in a guild announce lmfao
That’s why it is so good. If you can’t be bothered to look at Discord, you aren’t going to put any effort into the guild while I game, either. Now, I know you’re going to try and explain how that’s not true, but after 6 years of running a guild, it has yet to fail me.
I did that for years in Dofus. I hated it. People have too much drama and people always joining just to beg for free items and leveling. Some of the people were cool. In that game, a lot of people would put "spies" (anonymous alts) in other guilds to see how many of their guild were online or busy. We'd find guilds with hardly anyone on and attack their "tax collector" centaurs that they paid to put in different areas. The tax collector would get drops from mobs killed near it, and the guild or attackers would get those items. Guild members could join the centaur in pvp from anywhere if it was attacked, so it was good if they were sleeping
The guild I was on in Dofus 1.29 was the best social experience I've ever had online. For two years, I made real friends there, I was 15 they were 19 or 20. It was so cool
What guild were you in, I recognize your name somehow. My name was Artielo level 200 eni. Also the perceptor was one of the coolest ideas for a mmorpg, so many fun memories attacking and defending them! Dofus is really underrated.
Classic Dofus was the last breath of good mmorpg experience, after that, everything went to shit
@@infelixutero7284 yeah sometimes I fantasize about making my own MMO and just totally stealing like 500 ideas from dofus
Are yall french or Dofus was also somewhat popular internationally?
I was once one of the leaders in a guild 150 strong. Terrible experience overall. Stressful, took up way to much time, constantly trying to settle arguments, constantly meeting with other guilds and none stop long meetings. Met some fantastic people but I'll never do it again
The drama is bound to be magnified. I've seen glimpses of how it can be from the sidelines and am thankful I never was in a "serious" guild.
Was a guild master of a small guild in tera, mainly for beginners and new players to get them some help and some stuff, was most of the time quite fun but also a lot of work...
@@destroyerinazuma96 oh yea, the drama was pretty intense. At times it was very entertaining. I have been a leader in both try hard and chill guilds. The chill guilds are by far a more fun experience. Try hard guilds were alot of sweating, swearing and panicking lol.
@@Legendarys12 the small guild I was a part of was a great experience, it really does feel like a band of brothers. I lost that when our guild became much bigger.
Same, I went from 1 game being a guild leader of a very "notorious" guild with tons of drama, to playing WoW and doing my best to avoid talking to anyone
I was in a guild that was small, and during wrath the guild leader wanted to so Ony25. Sadly we could only field a 10man team so he looked around and found another guild who wanted to run Ony25 as well but they were a few people short. So our 10man team, the ones online, supplemented the rest of the roster, our main tank, the two healers and few of the dps. The raid leader stipulated that anyone doing under 4% of the total damage would get 25 pts deducted from all rolls on loot. A bullshit rule but the guild leader was insistent on us running. So we entered the raid, no fuss no muss, we managed to down Onyxia. Now comes the loot. the 2H sword drops. I wanted it. Im sitting there on my ret paladin and I roll, knowing full well I was going to get the bullshit roll reduction. So it was three of us, two warriors from the other guild and me, the ret paladin.
I roll high, so high in fact, even with the 25 pt deduction I still trounce both warriors. I won the roll, even with the odds stacked against me, I won it legit fair and square. The chat lit up like a christmas tree. people calling me filthy names, people demanding the sword be given to one of the warriors, they "deserved" it. Typical nonsense. even the warriors were livid. for like 20 min the chat was like a field of howler monkeys screeching and throwing poo in my direction. finally, my guild master steps up "They won the roll, they won the sword, clear as day." My guild master has been in whispers with the raid leader discussing the situation. The raid leader and loot master relented. The sword dropped into my bags. After the rest of the loot was distributed, the guild members pitched in to get it fully gemmed and enchanted. I wore that sword proudly in Dalaran, and its still in my characters bank to this day. A little female draenei paladin had won the day.
Thats the sort of guild you want to be in, not some shitty guild that steals gear from pugs while trying to take the high road pretending to protect their guild mates.
nice
I bet the story changes if your guild leader or one of their friends wanted the sword.... it's a sad reality but it's true. That's exactly how it works, they want the run to go smoothly until the item They had interest in finally drops and then yoink, they no longer give a crap.
just a few weeks ago I was on a raid with my guild, and we agreed to randomly throw the loot around, so we all get around, the leader throws the item, it goes to me, I don't see the notification and I say to the leader "hey, throw it at least three times so it's legit, otherwise it may always go to you" because I thought it had bounced back to them.
then the circle starts saying "well, *you* got it dummy!", so I give it back, and we agree to go again.
so, they throw it again, it goes to the co-leader... and she's like "well, I have one already, do we skip this one?", and they're all "alright, throw it again, best out of three, whomever gets it this time, keeps it."
"for real?", "for real, last time.".... so she throws it, .....and it goes back to the leader.
everyone fucking *lost* their shit then and there. I was literally ROFL.
@@witheringhs7766some people have integrity and morals not everyone was raised or acts like asmon. Dude was a little terror who eventually emotionally matured and knows it’s bad so he doesn’t do it anymore. Can’t risk making his brand look bad.
if Asmongold ran a big company instead of a big guild, his house would have been firebombed by union thugs by now.
Been one of the guild leaders in my guild since swg days and we are still going strong. Joined the guild when I was 15 and 31 now.
What’s scary is I joined a guild when I was 19 same guild on mal ganis and now 34 years old. Sheeeesh.
Guilds can be a blast. You just have to either find a good one.. or choose to maintain a guild space a group of you genuinly enjoy. Our Guild started with 5 members. 2 years later we had 100 members.. out of those 100 members about 50 used discord and got to know each other well. A bunch of drama later happened, resulting in many leaving for one reason or another. Now our Guild is approx 35 members. Those 35 were members who enjoyed the community created and invested time in eachother. We still play together and enjoy our time. Sometimes you have to get 100 people in there to find the 35 who are similar enough to keep going. If a group is drama let them go.. there will always be another tank, healer, etc out there just as good, if not better! You don't have to accept the drama.
The irony of this video is that the guild I was in, ( Lord Mobile) we took the fifth option and were highly successful. We had a large guild in the top five of our server. Our guild leader was famous for how chill and nice she was. Malicious assholes and manbabies were booted after 2 chances. Most of our higher ranked members were chill and competent, leading to an overwhelming positive game experience. The guild ran very smoothly with members ironing out most issues amongst themselves. We didn’t even have to poach other players as they saw how good we had it so we were constantly bombarded with applications.I can say this with confidence as I was the vice leader and my wife was the guild leader.We set up the guild with 15 other like minded players. The key is effective screening of members. As asmongold says, the social structure matters just as much if not more.
What game
I tend to make tutorial guilds. A buddy type system, where we basically help folk learn systems of the games.
I love helping and teaching people.
@@snickle1980 no my days of mmoing are taken up by the responsibilities of adulting.
@@snickle1980 I played WoW I recall going into Game (basically UK's gamestop), with our stepdad to get the Wrath box. then I quit sometime around Panda's because university and such.
played FF14 original then arr on and off for the last x yrs, played a solid 2yrs of BDO after a groggy year of TERA, and now I'm kinda done with MMO's for the most part.. I was looking forward to Lost Ark but after spending 1k on BDO I can't do another RNG game.
Might look into Ashes of Creation now that my time is a little lax.
I actually want to feel like an hour or so a day equates to progress within my gametime.
plus the whole trying to orginise timezones with friends schedules.
9:05 this photo has less chins than people.
10:43 "You can't poach somebody who doesn't wanna leave"
20 seconds earlier he explained how he did exactly that, by destroying their guild first, and poaching the poachable so the unpoachable would have to join the dark side. Lol
I actually created my own guild!
I kicked everybody out and used the gbank for more bank space.
I Love the meta of content creators knowing Asmon will probably watch their videos and roast him in the vids.
I once had a guild and this Video is sooo damn true.
We had such good times and I planned events aswell, but luckily most people actually came for them.
We did things like Crashin‘Trashin‘ Racer Tournaments and it was awesome! We all were on Discord and watched every single Round and the Finale was so funny and intense.
It was great!
he forgot about completion guild, those who just do horizontal , and lifeskilling/trade guilds
We have a 197 member clan, where every single player knows each other, and have been a member for a bit over 2 years. See there's also kind of people who consider the social aspect of MMO very important. It can absolutely change how good the game is for you... However I do understand a clan like this is very rare, and most people dont give a shit about something like this.
I remember being in a guild in Ragnarok Online and I found great guild on official server. But after some time we decided to move to private server, with new client and it was during time everyone had dial-uo and paid for MBs used, so our guild master sent everyone CDs with new client. He was awesome!
you know when asmon is telling the truth, when he tells a specific story for like 5 times
The game with all the dudes fighting in a big ball of soldiers is Conqueror´s Blade and its my "competitive" game while i play WoW to prepare alts for the next exp.
It might be silly, but seeing that game in the list made me sooo happy. Hopefully the community will grow and the game will have more "influence" or "visibility" in the genre
RO private servers were nice, met a lot of people who also loved PvP and we would jump from server to server trying to win WoE, which of course we were all dog shit at since it wasn’t just 1v1 pvp lol.
Sometimes you do find that group of people you really interact well with and you're all friends. You look forward to talking to them and it's a great bunch of people. It's rare but it happens.
There are tons of good leveling guilds in classic. Some of the most fun I had was making an Ulda group with a guild and end up ganking alli for an hour until we realized there was a server maintenance on Wednesday.
It's been my experience that all really good guilds can trace their origins back to one or two awesome moments when they are just getting started. For mine It was a combination of a plethora of onyxia wipes in a semi pug that turned into a kill suddenly when all the shit people left. It was a huge rush when we killed a boss with half the people and it made people trust each others skills and want to play together. Later on in molten core I also overrode the previous 'raidleader' when they called a wipe on domo after one of the tank swaps went a bit dodgy but I could tell they were pussying out so I took over and said fuck that shit and told everyone what to do and .. lo and behold I was guild leader like the next fucking day.
None of that shit was me doing it on my own .. But those two awesome moments got us past that fly by night stage and made people commit to the team. And when we went into mc and zg and started kicking ass and killing boss's we became friends through that. You don't have to be perfect but you gotta have the chops for it. And also not play a dps. Most people are dps. The tanks and healers are everyone's bros. The dps is just competition for the vast majority of the guild. If you're good you'll be resented if you're bad you wont be respected.
Tldr : Most guilds fail because people try and force it to happen. Wanna really be a gm? Just be good enough at the game to impress people every now and then. No one's going to give a shit about you if you don't give them a reason to.
@@Psilocybin77 Hey I'm totally shit at the game now and I don't mind admitting it and most of those awesome moments came about due to the actions of others more than me. Luck put me at the head of it. But every word I just wrote is 100% true. All I had to do in the onyxia fight was stand in front of a dragon and not die. And the major-domo fight was more me making a lucky gamble than any kind of sherlock internal calculus bullshit. My point is those are the moments that galvanize a guild. And you can't force them to happen.
Those people and I played together for years right through from Vanilla to Warlords of Draenor. And I've never been in or led a guild before or since that had a better atmosphere. And you can trace it all back to those early moments.
With a new TH-cam feature, you can see that the ad is the most replayed part of the video.
I haven’t left my house in over a month but I haven’t missed a wow classic raid in over 8 months. If it wasn’t for such an active guild willing to put in the time I would have quit back in phase 2.
Asmon: look lich king raiders
Chat: they're bronies
Asmon: yeah same thing
Well they're probably hunting for invincible so technically not wrong.
Our best event was standing outside BRM on Saturday night and raiding other raid Molten Core/BWL groups entering. Until after a few hours we had several guilds group up and raid boss us instead.
the game at the beginning is conquerors blade, an action strategy pvp battleground mmo. tons of fun and chaos. if you play it, join a house (guild) and gear up for territory wars every tuesday and saturday night.
I had a guild called anarchy roundtable in Aion. Went from one player to second biggest on the server. The drama got to me though. Not sure I'd ever run a guild again. I did invite anyone who wanted in. I ran contests gave away loot all kinds of things. Kind of miss it.
When he saw the bald cap commercial he instantly knew it was an attack on him
I was only in a guild during legion, I god into mythic raiding during emerald nightmare. The my guild dissolved after nighthold and I could afford to xfer 3 tools to keep raiding so I quit.
in gw2 there is a 5th and 6th category, Racing guilds and Music Guilds.
Our best guild special event was race to Un Goro crater of level 1 chacters.... it was hell of the fun
I lead a guild for two expansions that had literally only two instances of bad people and it was taken care of swiftly. My old guildies still message me and ask me to play with them. The only reason the guild fell apart was because bfa was shit. We were a guild full of randoms that somehow actually got along. We went from 4 irl friends to 50+ active members and we crushed it.
Before/after that all the guilds I was in were full of whiny assholes.
3:47 in "guild" I was in PSO2, person who took everyone's time was "guild" leader, who took the game too serious. We were sending him reports, to his e-mail, about things we achieved during the week. He fined us for days in offline or skipped events even if they were in early morning. He was constantly trying to get everyone to use additional HP stats for some insane tank builds, which are unnecessary in PSO2. You died during run of "raid" with guild? You should write an explanation of what your mistakes were, which lead to death on a "guild" message board. People started to leave guild after a month of this...
An entire month ? It's funny how some people can last in these hell holes. Everytime someone speak trash to me, I talk back, and if that turn into a drama, I just leave and get another guild lol
Every guild I've been to. Usually they had like 25-50 guys in the guild but out of all those people there was only basically me and like 4 other guys who actually were active and talked a lot.
So basically it was just a 5 man guild and damn. Every guild I've been to just died out of nowhere once 2 of those people just for some reason stopped showing up. Then 2 people leaving led to 2 more leaving so I was always alone. And turns out all those 20-45 or so randoms who never talked also suddenly stopped playing. They just go offline for 3 months and then the guild is dead.
And worst of all, to actually recruit more people to those guilds, your guild had to be "active", otherwise it wouldn't show up in recommended guilds so if you wanted new people... you wouldn't get them. So a dead guild would permanently stay dead. Sad times.
0:32 Yeah thats Conqueror's Blade.. you should try it :)
I was co-gm of a guild and after a year and a bit had 900 members, alot of random guild events, rbgs, wpvp, dungeons, and done raiding for a bit, it's a shitshow of a guild but god was it fun extremely time consuming but I still very much love the guild and all whom are in it or were once in it, it was a mess but had almost no drama and when it did I tamed it pretty quickly, just got lucky I guess lol
I remember my guild having a lottery for the guild members back in legion, I won the subdued seahorse mount
star wars galaxies was so cool ( but also im not lookin for another mmo atm becuase im playing TBC and Acsension WoW,) BUT I really really want a new gen star wars mmo, SWTOR is past its time we need next gen
I was a guild leader in Vanilla WoW few months before TBC launched. It is exremely stressfull.
The MMO in 0.30 asmon called awesome looking is Conquerors Blade ..its a pretty cool and unique MMO.
not an mmo though
Can't tell if this is a video about guild leaders or the roast of Asmongold
the baldcap add had me crying xD
That bald cap ad featuring Asmongold lmao. I'm fucking dead.
I was the starter and leader of the largest guild on my server. Multiple raid teams and always bumping the guild population cap. Would kick weekly to make room for new souls. It was pretty awesome for a while. But after scuttling the guild, I never want to do it again or even be a group lead. Totally burned tf out.
I was member of an Old Republic guild. It was a "do all" kind of guild and they had many interesting things to do. I became a recruiter, because in order to get a better job there you needed to at the very least be a recruiter and do a good job. They even kept scores for how many you invited and how much time the invited ones stayed in the guild. And eventually I became what was known as a "Battlemaster Defender". So. In the open maps there are republic bases and imperial bases, and to avoid being raided there by those nasty PvPers, you had some broken npcs on your side, but one of said npcs wasn't that broken, he was a field boss known as Battlemaster, and my job was essentially making sure that I would stay by the republic battlemaster, so if a dark side guild came over I was to pull aggro from them, so they would have to deal with me, and 100% of the time that meant aggroing the defender npcs that could one shot the entire party, and keep them from defeating the battlemaster defender, allowing only OUR dark side guild do the bosses.
I must admit, people hated us, of course they would, we were one of the only ones that actually made schedules and set Battlemaster Defenders on a regular bases on many planets of the game. And I'd do it again. Not even by being in a guild, just to be a dick.
Man some of the things in old republic were so cool I miss that mmo I wish it got more money and devs though because it just can’t compare to wow to me
That bald cap burn was PRICELESS
Lol his reaction to the video sponsor
Once the ad started i literally died lmao
I actually watched an entire ad for once, damn
No one is going to point out how amazing the sponsor ad was in the opening?
Back in MoP i was in a Wpvp guild that had mandatory raids. I was busy gearing or something and didnt go. The penalty was a demotion to some rank. You were then given a task of sorts to regain your rank. My task was to gank level 60s in hellfire and i said lolno and got kicked.
I remember being an officer in ruin gaming they used to have the 60man boxer in there alt guild shit was ran like the military
Oh my god I died at the bald cap commercial
for me mwhen i join a leveling guild its so I can get some help with the whirlwind axe quest kek
loved the sponsor of that video, made me laugh for 2 minutes straight xD
00:22 til 00:25, That's Conqueror's Blade. Something like a MMORPG Siege Game
11:33 - i googled it and it was LITERALLY the 3rd picture LMAOOOOOO
That Ad ... priceless
Video hits asmon right in the feels
Your comment about dealing with the four people 😂 in my office we say “You spend 90% of your time dealing with 1% of your employees”
My problem has always been that I’m just too causal for the typical guild. I appreciate organization but I’m not playing to be the best/most skilled player. Just wanna have fun with the boys
I LOVE Asmongold for how he just laughs this stuff off.
As a gw2 player that's is spot on why are u in this guild greg oh so I can farm there gather nodes in the guild ball and I get more experience when crafting that's it
bald skull caps was the best part.
0:29 the game is called Conqueror's Blade and steam doesn't clasify it as aither an mmo or an rpg
"the other half is for you!" nice
I’d like it if guild masters were like this, but most guilds I would join have their inner groups and it’s hard to feel included into anything when you’re new so it’s just why am I here anyways I can get the same shit done in a pug
0:38 Comedy gold wow LMAO
This video forgets the 'Friends-guild' but sense those are quasi successful but not well known i can see why it wasn't brought up.
Asmon is getting PTSD watching this. Hahaha.
4:01 LOL
There is another way to become guild leader without following these guide
1. First join some guild and gain enough trust to become high ranking officer or second in command
2. Build relationship with other prominent member either with friendship, benefit, or "promise better future of the guild"
3. Ignite some drama & build some distrust/discontent for current leader. but make sure you dosent look like the one start it and looks like the reliable second in command who keep peace in the guild.
4. Start a coup agains current leader preferably when leader mess up something big and many guild member upset
5. Finish! either take control of the guild and all of its resources or take most of the member away to other guild.
have a player done this to my guild, all my members gone after losing to node war
He's leaving out casual guilds. They're a mix of everything and do nothing well... except for the fun. They're often times the funnest.
"The other half is for you" Holy shit thats pretty based
Hahahaha that sponsor when he showed asmon 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It has been 2 decades since their glory days but D.O.A. will be the most legendary mmo guild to have ever been.
This is especially painful for Shadowbane, as it costs 100k gold just to buy the magic acorn that lets you start your own guild.
It’s wild because I seen this in my recommended and it was like something in my subconscious was like “nah you don’t need to watch this cause Asmon will” and here we are.. 😅
I dont really think just suddenly deciding making a guild is ever a good idea. Just let it be an organic thing that you came up with some group of people you met along the way just playing the game and having fun. That was the case for me in FF14. We were just having a blast collecting MGP in Gold Saucer for weeks and weeks and someone decided to make a guild and we all joined in the next couple days. You really just gotta feel out the ground first imo. 99% of the time it wont work if you join a random guild as a random person. Too many styles and personalities out there. Rarely anyone is flexible enough to feel good and happy with even 10% of the people they meet irl or online.
"The other half is for you let's go!" Fuckin what?!
the male baldness adds are so ironic a little part of me dies of laughter ever time i see asmongold reaction to those
The Ad😂😂😂😂😂
I saw the video originally on Nixxiom's channel. I could not wait for the bald one to react when I saw the ad :D
Of course it was called Pariah 😭😭😭
Okay Nixxiom is an actual unit for doing that sponsor knowing Asmon was going to watch.
I'm one of the "trainee" leaders in a guild/outfit for Planetside 2. So glad we have no loot shit in that game.
the old republic looks nothing like that that was years ago
i had a good gild one time bevor i was working full time since i am working full time i dont have the time to be a guild leader
as a guld leader you have to have time
11:28 left side. Asmon lost brother.
This guy knows how to react to Nixxiom
I was there, when Nixxioms dreams got shattered into little pieces in first week and Gravediggers dug his grave. Was still fun tho.