Greedy bastards?
Try hards?
Waste of money?
Communists?
Talking about guilds that transfer their entire roster to a small realm to take realm first. I think it is pretty much all of the above. Do they ever survive for more than a few months?
Greedy bastards?
Try hards?
Waste of money?
Communists?
Talking about guilds that transfer their entire roster to a small realm to take realm first. I think it is pretty much all of the above. Do they ever survive for more than a few months?
How are they communists? Like, if they get realm first, are they gonna boost everyone on the realm to mythic kills for free after?
Wasnt there somekind of protection in play where guilds couldnt get realmfirsts after a transfer for several weeks in or since WotlK ?, i seem to remember something like that but maybe it was just for the individual player achievements like realmfirst 80/85/90.
Here's a hint: no one cares about server firsts since they became a guild achievement in Cataclysm (2010, or so).
I got a recent Helya realm first at WR 1429
https://www.wowprogress.com/pve/eu/c...ed-aerie-peak/
yay
This strictly applied for mass movements of guilds for server first (in relation to servers firsts for raiding). If you and a friend transferred to a new guild, and they happened to get server first during your "locked" period, you could be granted the Server First achievement by a GM. This happened to me and a friend when we transferred and got server first Lich King when we had a week or so left on our ineligibility.
Do guilds even do this still? Would like some example/proof for that.
Nobody cares about realm first since wowprogress happened.
I agree that wowprogress bypasses the server first kill achiev but I think "server #1 on wowprogress" and "realm first" can be used interchangeably.
I think such moves are greedy and very short sighted. It is really difficult to recruit on smaller servers, the guilds that do raid and get some sort of progress are a tight community and there is low turnover. If the new guild loses people, they will die really quickly.
Explain then why a guild like Openness (russian top 7 in EN top 12 in NH) guild moved away from a Russian server (where they couldn't beat the server 1st guild because it was Exorsus) to Silvermoon EU which is 90% alliance server, but they stayed Horde, took the realm first in NH then transferred away to a German realm that again has no competition because the next guild is around ~200 rank, what is a Russian based guild doing on a German realm because definitely not there for recruitment perspectives.
Another example: https://www.wowprogress.com/guild/eu...rmoon/Ingenium
Another Russian transferred / alt guild coming to Silvermoon EU just in time to get rid of server first lockout limitation when TOS opens. Their main guild?
https://www.wowprogress.com/guild/eu...B8%D1%83%D0%BC
Surprise, surprise, they lost their server first by a sliver on their original server (2 days difference, world rank 26 vs 27). Why else would they come to another server if not to grab easy server first and then vanish away.
Idk who they are trying to impress with that but more power to them. To me realm first is about friendly competition between guilds on a server; realm first in itself does not mean much.
So it made so much sense for them to be horde on a 90% alliance server? When mythic boosts can't be done cross realm (and ofc not cross faction either)? Why wouldn't they pick a high pop horde server like Kazzak or Draenor in the first place to sell their boosts there?
For hc boosts server doesn't matter anyway, only for mythic.
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