Krayt Raid effect on guild moves
Just curious if just me...but the new Krayt raid seems to have had a BIG (very Big) effect on guilds "transfers". Suddenly a lot of guilds and guild players that were happy with the "status quo" start...
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"Ghost666;c-2426984" wrote:"PrettyFly4QuiGuy;c-2426853" wrote:
2)AGAIN, what? If you don’t have ANY teams FOR…. the Krayt raid, you should be IN a ……beginners guild. The Krayt raid has a lot of older squads in use.
You misunderstood...i ws like #30 in the Rancor raid...now i am top #10, just with 1M damage.
My issue is exaclty that a lot of players suddenly became less effective...and that makes for a lot of guild movement...i personally prefer more stability, but i see i am not in the majority.
I am adaptaing...just seeing a lot more "stress" in discord, and pressure in game is not my idea of a calming relaxing moment after a days work :)
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BTW...my "suggestion" would be to maintain some interest on the "usual" squads as a SECOND raid...then guilds could make choices...as it is, there is no choice, just "pressure" into the "mandatory" path...
(I see many choices in roster progression...i prefer it that way)
I don't think anyone likes that guilds experience some membership flux when new content is released but it's kind of the nature of the beast. Probably safe to say we all appreciate it when membership stabilizes. I just don't think it's a realistic expectation that it stay that way forever. It also kind of depends on the guild and the members and the GP spread for individuals across the guild. If you've got a wide range of GP in the guild, you're going to have players at different points in the game that have different goals.
As for the pressure you mentioned - that's how CG brings in money. If people don't feel a sense of urgency to get the new things, they are less likely to spend. For better or worse, the longevity and continued development of the game depends on keeping those revenue numbers up and this is how they do that. Love it or hate it, I wouldn't look for it to change. Personally, I'm fine with it - it keeps the game interesting and provides new goals and milestones for me. I don't normally get things day 1 - sometimes I do and that's always fun, but most of the time when new things come out, it's a preview of what I'll be working on in six to eight months.
