Guild Dilemma

"Eonixx;d-198665" wrote:
So, I am part of a guild doing HPit and HAAT and Sith Raid tier 6.

Pit and HAAT go twice per week. Due to the guild being elsewhere in the world, usually said raids go when I sleep ;( so basically a random 20th-40th place reward is what I can get quite a lot...

Sith raid I can get top 10 easily despite not having a good squad to go yet...

TW is 50/50

TB is usually 23-25 stars

We have more or less 16-18k tickets/day. I get #1-#3 guild store currency reward on a daily basis from activities guild contribution.

Problem is mainly the raid timing, the tickets/day and the fact that I do my job for the guild (TB, tickets, TW and so on) every single day, despite many others being lazy.

Chat is semi dead, but 6 or seven people here in the are really good people, can't speak for the others because I never chatted with them.

Don't get me wrong, I love the guild, but I am really tempted to leave...

Is my guild bad?
Is pretending to find a better guild a dream or an illusion?
Should I stay or should I go?

Thanks in advance for the help!

Staying in a dead guild is pointless.... if you have friends there merge with someone....if your doing HSTR you need to go somewhere where they can do HSTR one you can get top 10

The first 3 guilds I was in were amazing and the people were great i had real life friends... if casual is all you want then fine stay with the friends..but it's very hard to progress in this game as it is.... find a guild that can do HSTR and you can slide into top 10... you won't regret it


TAKE YOUR GOOD PLAYERS..... go to the merge thread and form an HSTR guild..... trust me

I loved my old guild, but sticking with it cost me pretty severely. I have over 4 million gp, but handily get killed in GA because I am behind in gear. I have 30 at g12 and 50 at g11 and I am facing people who probably always have 50+ g12 toons. I still need 144 Darth Traya shards and I am fighting 7* Traya's almost exclusively. I only got Revan the second time through because I had to concentrate on other things trying to get my guild over the T6 STR hump. We could never get past P1 in HSTR because our guild would not focus on getting JTR.

Once I switch, I earned my first Traya shards within 24 hours of switching. I went from a low 30 stars in TB to one are two stars off a full run. TW is what it is at this level, but my old guild was maybe 50% at best. Our raid times rotate between 12 PM, 3 PM, and 9 PM EST starting times. Communication is a million times better. Participation is a million times better. My old guild was only using the LINE app, and I had to set that up being only an officer and not the guild leader. Once you see how Discord is organized, you would never use LINE again.

When I joined my new guild, I only had probe droid unlocked because of the BH mission. Once I joined the new guild, I need just two TB's to get from 5* to 7*. The extra crystals and guild store currency make a huge difference, as does the HSTR gear.

If your concern is advancing, or just keeping your head above water in the game, join a HSTR guild ASAP.

"Kyno;c-1808759" wrote:
Also as a side note, if you want to try and offer this player a spot in your guild please do so in a DM, this is not a recruiting thread.

Guess some people just plainly cant read @Kyno :*

What’s your swgoh.gg? That’ll help with determining if they truly deserve you.

Yup. I actually rose through the ranks to become leader of my first guild, and was very happy with the people and timezones there, but as a more casual guild we weren't even clearing HAAT, much less touching HSith. I talked it over with the officers and in our discord server, and made the decision to hand over the reigns last summer. My new guild is much more in line with my commitment level and I've had a chance to rise to officer, 7*d GK within the first few months of joining, and just hit 6* Traya last night. I still keep in touch with a few of the old guild mates, and wish them well, but ultimately it was the right call to move onwards and upwards, since that was what I wanted from the game. Good luck finding your good fit!

"Eonixx;d-198665" wrote:
So, I am part of a guild doing HPit and HAAT and Sith Raid tier 6.

Pit and HAAT go twice per week. Due to the guild being elsewhere in the world, usually said raids go when I sleep ;( so basically a random 20th-40th place reward is what I can get quite a lot...

Sith raid I can get top 10 easily despite not having a good squad to go yet...

TW is 50/50

TB is usually 23-25 stars

We have more or less 16-18k tickets/day. I get #1-#3 guild store currency reward on a daily basis from activities guild contribution.

Problem is mainly the raid timing, the tickets/day and the fact that I do my job for the guild (TB, tickets, TW and so on) every single day, despite many others being lazy.

Chat is semi dead, but 6 or seven people here in the are really good people, can't speak for the others because I never chatted with them.

Don't get me wrong, I love the guild, but I am really tempted to leave...

Is my guild bad?
Is pretending to find a better guild a dream or an illusion?
Should I stay or should I go?

Thanks in advance for the help!

Facebook has an incredible SWGOH group you can join. They have many super high quality guilds always looking for members. Be picky and pick one with good participation and good personality. Best of luck!

Ur guild is not active you should get in a more active guild 18-20k is low should be at least 25k.

And they should simulate pit raids. One of the best things about the update no more pointless competitions about pressing auto.

Have to focus on more important aspects of guild. If ur looking for a GUILD to just chat I’d say find it but expect tickets to be low.

I was at your point in my first guild, only we weren't yet able to clear haat, so no GK, no guild growth. was a good guild, just didn’t meet my desired play level anymore. Just state as much to guildmaster and find another through forums, I did, never looked back, found an awesome guild. My old guildmaster contacted me in-game through chat one on one and I explained why I left, all was very cordial and understood. Several dozen people contacted me about joining their guild after I posted my specific inventory info, etc., all great offers and went with one that seemed right. Go for it, you’ll find another guild that is good for you and is also a great group!