No
Yes
No, and I Never will
No but I'm open minded
OP, by the way you write I doubt you are any older than 15.
Guilds all have their separate needs, just like any social circles. Find/make one that is tailored to you. Not sure where you are pulling your 90% figure though. My previous guilds had about a 70-30 ratio. Why is it important to you to have many females in your guild? I mean I'm all for diversity, just questioning your reasoning behind it...
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Thank god internet was a huge thing when I was 15.
They always told me I would miss my family... but I never miss from close range.
How you are online is how you are.
Maybe you could create a guild for your friends and family?
I've been in different guilds and still have toons in some of them and the only time I felt pressured was when I wanted to get a second raid team going.
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Yep, I've led a guild with close friends since BC. Some of us will have a toon outside of the guild for raiding purposes, but when people are active and playing, most of us do 90%+ of our play in guild. We've been friends for 10+ years; why would we not stay in the same guild?
That said, if I was just starting the game now, I'm not sure if I'd be guilded. I'm more of a loner overall and I don't particularly like having to deal with randos in game every time I log in and feel a sense of obligation to engage with them. It'll be interesting to see how WoW Classic plays out in that respect. I imagine I'll join a guild in that setting, or maybe just start my own with whatever friends from the live game decide to move over to Classic.
Find the right guild for you. If you don't like elitist people, don't join a non casual guild. There are some people that will hold your hand in game but many won't so it shouldn't be expected.
on a side note- there are plenty of women who play wow.. me being one of them. What do looks have to do with anything? seems shallow.. I play with tons of ugly fat guys all the time.. whocares.. give people a chance and they might turn out to be really cool..
Raid i guess, the occasional dungeon, nothing outside of that. I've been with a new guild two weeks, don't know the name(in-game) of any of them except the guy who recruited me.
OP's post is what is wrong with wow. Everyone likes to bash the "elitists". But the people who usually bash elitists are elitist themselves. But they're passive/aggressive. And do bitchy passive/aggressive things to cause issues with the guilds they're in and then they come cry on forums about how mean everyone is.
"Do you think man will ever walk on the sun? -Ali G
If that's your guild experience in every guild you're in, ask yourself what the common factor is in all of them... it's you.
I feel like the op has tried to hit on several female players and they've all rejected him. Also that he needs to sit on a comfy couch and cry it out with someone who cares because an online forum isn't that place
You get in a guild that suits you
OP is a trash person and joined trash guilds,all is well
While I don't agree with OP on most of the stuff, I do still question the need for guilds in the game. They haven't provided me with much in awhile, most guilds I've been part of haven't been group of "friends" it has been group of people that have been "forced" to band together to clear Mythic content. I don't see any benefits in having my friends in same guild as me over them being outside of it.
The community has changed and in my experience, people have become less dependable over the years. Standards have come down when it comes to social interactions and manners online.
So no, I do not see any point in being a guild unless you are raiding Mythic. I don't see any clear benefit, as if you are outside of a guild you are often not bound to its schedules and can look around for opportunities on more frequent basis. Maybe you get to pug few bosses in Mythic with a guild that was few men down for an evening. Maybe you get to raid with your other friends with whom your schedules don't match well enough for you to raid frequently with. People leave guilds these days rather fast when it doesn't provide them with something that they can't have elsewhere. There's next to no sense of loyalty, which makes guilds rather fragile entities. It doesn't offer players any increased stability over being guildless. It's just an extra chat room with extra bank.