Removing inactive guild leaders

There is a simple solution, open a ticket with ea help ingame, bring your ally code' absent leaders ally code, guild name, and be an officer, they will transfer leadership.

"wallismaster;c-1514404" wrote:
1) How simple is it that most players are unaware of the procedure?
2) Is it simplier than having a button that automatically requests change of leadership after prolonged inactivity?

Then don't do it.

I'm amazed people ask for help then complain about the help.

"Kyngzilla;c-1514449" wrote:

"wallismaster;c-1514404" wrote:
1) How simple is it that most players are unaware of the procedure?
2) Is it simplier than having a button that automatically requests change of leadership after prolonged inactivity?

Then don't do it.

I'm amazed people ask for help then complain about the help.

I was thinking the same thing.

I put in a ticket recently, albeit it not for this, and it was taken care of within hours. I couldn’t have asked for much more.

Firstly, off your high horse I never asked for help. I know how to put an in game ticket.
I was making a suggestion to make the process simpler in order not to lose players.

Reason being? An officer in my guild HAS put in a ticket and hasn't had an adequate response. The result? Players have stopped playing the game.

"GhostTruckin;c-1512469" wrote:
There is a simple solution, open a ticket with ea help ingame, bring your ally code' absent leaders ally code, guild name, and be an officer, they will transfer leadership.

This.

1) How simple is it that most players are unaware of the procedure?
2) Is it simplier than having a button that automatically requests change of leadership after prolonged inactivity?

I didn't criticise the EA

"sying;c-1514487" wrote:

"Kyngzilla;c-1514449" wrote:

"wallismaster;c-1514404" wrote:
1) How simple is it that most players are unaware of the procedure?
2) Is it simplier than having a button that automatically requests change of leadership after prolonged inactivity?

Then don't do it.

I'm amazed people ask for help then complain about the help.

I was thinking the same thing.

I put in a ticket recently, albeit it not for this, and it was taken care of within hours. I couldn’t have asked for much more.

I didn't once criticise the EA help system so why are you talking about that? My point is if people don't know that is available, then they could get fed up and leave the game.

"wallismaster;c-1519526" wrote:
I didn't criticise the EA

"sying;c-1514487" wrote:

"Kyngzilla;c-1514449" wrote:

"wallismaster;c-1514404" wrote:
1) How simple is it that most players are unaware of the procedure?
2) Is it simplier than having a button that automatically requests change of leadership after prolonged inactivity?

Then don't do it.

I'm amazed people ask for help then complain about the help.

I was thinking the same thing.

I put in a ticket recently, albeit it not for this, and it was taken care of within hours. I couldn’t have asked for much more.

I didn't once criticise the EA help system so why are you talking about that? My point is if people don't know that is available, then they could get fed up and leave the game.

I never said you did. I did agree that I find it amazing when people (in this case you) ask for help and then complain about it.

You have to put a ticket in through help to get this done. It’s really quite simple. The reason why there’s not a button for any officer to push is because some idiot might do it just for kicks and giggles.

You might want to try putting a ticket in. You might get more out of it than changing the guild leader. Hint, hint.

Why would anyone stop playing over that? Lots of us have figured out how to remove a leader. Even if you couldn't, why wouldn't you just find a new guild?