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While some have already dismissed it as a clone of the guild advancement systems already available in other games, I have higher hopes, as Blizzard has a
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pearl rings store. Here is what we know so far about the guild advancement system: Guild Advancement will allow guilds to level in the same way characters do. There will be 20 levels that a guild can progress through, with experience being gained through guild member participation in
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wow gold PvP and raids the group must consist of at least 75% guild members. An achievements menu will be added where guild achievements may be viewed. The in game Looking for Guild tool will also be revamped and be made to function more like the Looking for Group tool. There is also concern that guild advancement will define exactly what a good guild is, making it so a “good” guild is only considered to be one that follows certain behaviors that directly relate to PvP or PvE. This clearly leaves out strictly social guilds, RP guilds, and leveling guilds. While I can see the concern I might argue that defining what a good guild is has happened since the beginning of WoW. Raid or PvP progression has always been the standard by which guilds are judged. However I’m not sure if there is anything to be done about it; how can niceness, helpfulness, or even good RP be measured? The best that can be hoped for is a system that does not unfairly penalize such guilds. Good or bad (hopefully good) guild advancement is coming, and it promises to shake the very foundations of guilds as we know them. While we may sit around and speculate, until Cataclysm and we see the guild advancement system in action we cannot truly know if Blizzard’s newest addition will be a success or a failure.