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Perhaps if the guild admin was to focus more on creating/planning things for guilds to do, the leaders of guilds would be more prone to want to take their guilds further than just LOL W R ELETIE @ SPAR AND PK.
Face it, most of the guilds that have allies, enemys, and RP already have charters. The guilds that are just make for PKing and sparring, the ones that really don't have any real reason for existing besides no friendly fire, don't.
The focus of the guild admin should be on attempting to organize Global events for guilds, coming up with uses for the guild points gained by guild activity, ect.
Instead, he's taking a step backwards, making it difficult for people, for no real reason.
What Graal needs now, as I've said before, is more global interactivity. At the very best, the game is keeping its playerbase. For sure, it is not going up. Besides the forums, the community rarely interacts on a server to server basis. Guilds have always been an important part of the game, to the point where you could be famous just for being in one.
Before, when sparring was good, when 200+ players where on servers, guilds pretty much ran themselves. 5-10 guilds would compete for the top spot on a server, and it was damn fun.
Now, with everyone spread over 15 servers, each server only has 1-2 guilds that are even really active. There is rarely any inter-guild competition at all. Being in a guild is just plain boring.
People will become interested in their guild if you give them a reason to be. Currently on classic graal, there really isnt one.
Some guy that knows nothing of this can't possibly do the job correctly.
In response to houdini: Just because he is available a lot means it's okay to look over all his other faults? I know tons of staff on this game who are online hours daily and do a horrible job. Maybe he would be good as something else, but his actions thusfar shows one thing: He knows very little of Graal's guilds, their history, or how to possibly revive the activity of them. |