pro meron dn nmn tlganag hnd lng ung 7 habits ang offer nila, pati friendship ksma n s bundle n un.

mejo mhirap tlga humanap ng guild n mgu2stuhan mo, pro sna mki cooperate din ang members kc ung ibang memebers wlang paki sa nangyayari sa guild, bsta lng may masabing meron syang guild eh malakas n sya, ok na, mali un. guild nga dba, many members put into one, collectively guild ang tawag dun, or clan nmn sa ibang games.

it is the guild leaders/officers and members who are responsible for the molding and bearing of responsibilities to create a pleasant or if not so a well dedicated group to establish a harmonious relationship with the fellow players. dpt nga ang virtue natin d2 ay “WE SHOULD DO THIS TOGETHER”

I had my hand in creating one of the most (in)famous guilds in ragnarok. Ragnarok was my first MMORPG (aside from magewar) and I was hooked. I started with a guild for my friends and envisioned a brotherhood of sorts. We had a succesful run until my buddies felt that we needed the numbers and everything fell apart after that. I lost control and gave up.

Lesson 1: Never lose control of your top managers (or guildmembers)

I transferred to a new server and recreated the guild and went on to make a name for ourselves. I managed to keep everything under control until another guild offered to merge with us to create what would later become one of the most notorious (feared? respected?) guilds ever. I thought up a name, designed the logo and tried to keep things in order. Sadly my goal of a brotherhood was quickly lost when everyone got drunk with power. Extensions where made, a-holes got recreuited and I decided that I dont want to be a part of anything that goes against my ideals.

Lesson 2: Don’t lose sight of your goals.

I created a new guild (or recreated my first guild) and things went really well. There was brotherhood and camaraderie at last, we became a true guild. No illusions of grandeur, no selfish grandstanding but it was fun. Then real life got in the way, I did not get the chance to stay online a lot. The guild disbanded.

Lesson 3: Being a leader is going to need a lot of your time.

Now I’m a guild leader of sorts albeit in a real life setting. I got to my position in under 1 year and 6 months. I learned my lessons. I owe it all to MMORPG’s. Like I always say, there is more to gaming than games.

IT’s not just purely leaders but also members, we have to take vryone into consideration.