Peanut Butta :
Hi Guest
Perhaps you misunderstand.
So, a new player enters the game. He joins a Guild. He is now a 'newcomer'
And I quote: 'I think it would be a good idea if all newcomers were not allowed to participate in GCs.'
So, my points remain intact. I gather from your post you are not English, perhaps you need a better grasp of the language. Or perhaps improve your reading skills.
Guest G8SUU3 :
Perhaps you misunderstand. When you are in a guild, there are 4 statuses that you can have. Newcomer (automatic when you first join or rejoin a guild), Experienced, Right Hands (do the admin and police the guild generally) and Leaders (general oversight, guild long-term strategy and guild relations with other guilds). At the moment, the only real difference between Newcomer and Experienced is that they can't invite people.
Regarding the ones who have left a guild for a genuine reason, when they join a new guild they are excluded from playing a GC game for 48 hours anyway, so I'm not quite getting your point there. In those 48 hours, a right hand will just make the player Experienced and he's in the next GC (unless he's yellow-cared right away for being a douche, chop, dick or English of course!)
Peanut Butta :
So, you want to punish ALL 'newcomers'! What about the new teams, who have just started the game? Or ones' who have left another Guild for a genuine reason?
Guest G8SUU3 :
I think it would be a good idea if all newcomers were not allowed to participate in GCs. That way, if someone is on reprimand in the guild for bad behaviour and/or breaking GC rules etc etc, they can be demoted to newcomer by the right hands and leaders to serve a 1 (or more) GC yellow card. A real punishment basically.
I think it would be a good idea if all newcomers were not allowed to participate in GCs. That way, if someone is on reprimand in the guild for bad behaviour and/or breaking GC rules etc etc, they can be demoted to newcomer by the right hands and leaders to serve a 1 (or more) GC yellow card. A real punishment basically.
So, you want to punish ALL 'newcomers'! What about the new teams, who have just started the game? Or ones' who have left another Guild for a genuine reason?
Perhaps you misunderstand. When you are in a guild, there are 4 statuses that you can have. Newcomer (automatic when you first join or rejoin a guild), Experienced, Right Hands (do the admin and police the guild generally) and Leaders (general oversight, guild long-term strategy and guild relations with other guilds). At the moment, the only real difference between Newcomer and Experienced is that they can't invite people.
Regarding the ones who have left a guild for a genuine reason, when they join a new guild they are excluded from playing a GC game for 48 hours anyway, so I'm not quite getting your point there. In those 48 hours, a right hand will just make the player Experienced and he's in the next GC (unless he's yellow-cared right away for being a douche, chop, dick or English of course!)
Hi Guest
Perhaps you misunderstand.
So, a new player enters the game. He joins a Guild. He is now a 'newcomer'
And I quote: 'I think it would be a good idea if all newcomers were not allowed to participate in GCs.'
So, my points remain intact. I gather from your post you are not English, perhaps you need a better grasp of the language. Or perhaps improve your reading skills.
Correct. I am from God's own little acre, the land of song, the green, green, grass of home and the place where the team doesn't crash out of its world cup it is hosting (notwithstanding the contribution to that very fact made in no small measure by our team)
Oh, and my reading skills are just fine and dandy, thank you very much
I'll humour you nonetheless, it appears you need the help. I quote myself for emphasis:
On first joining a guild, a newcomer, drum roll... is... drum roll intensifies with perhaps the interjection of a bugle or two...
Guest G8SUU3 :
"excluded from playing a GC game for 48 hours anyway. In those 48 hours, a right hand will just make the player Experienced and he's in the next GC".
"excluded from playing a GC game for 48 hours anyway. In those 48 hours, a right hand will just make the player Experienced and he's in the next GC".