Originally Posted by
Serancha
Being a guild master is not an easy thing. It takes dedication, time, persistence, strong leadership skills, and the ability to make firm decisions and stand by them. It also takes a thick skin. There will always be people who resent those in leadership roles. Then you add on the pvp drama, and it just makes the whole stew more volatile.
Part of running a guild is understanding that there will always be those who think they could do it better. At some point it is inevitable that one or more of those will decide to act on that. They farm the guild for members, taking groups off to make their own guilds. Guess what? None of those branch-offs ever last to the 3 month mark because they are made up of people easily persuaded to follow whoever tells the best story. Same goes for guilds who build themselves by poaching members from other guilds.
The benefit to these situations is that you get rid of the flakes, hoppers and the disloyal, making the core of your guild stronger. Then you build from that.
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