I never applied for warlord?
Lol?

I would have never applied for it anyway with talented GMT/EST raid leaders going for it.
They have more of an ability to lead our 'favored' timezone.
Its best for you not to post on things when you don't know the situation mmk.


 
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"Journeys are what brings us happiness,
Not the destination."

~ Two time ex-raid leader of wg ~

Don't talk about things you have no understanding of.
 
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Sounds like you wanted to be one, even though you didn't actually apply. Also, since you said in the past 1.5 years, I thought you applied a while ago and failed to get elected back then. I know you didn't apply this time, thanks.
 
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Sounds like you wanted to be one, even though you didn't actually apply. Also, since you said in the past 1.5 years, I thought you applied a while ago and failed to get elected back then. I know you didn't apply this time, thanks.

Lol you're still lost kid.
I might've applied once before for council, i'm not sure.
I don't even think that was a warlord position lol.
Anyway, that was before I was a raid leader.

Which was lyk 6 months ago lol.
In the last 2-3 months as raid leader I saw that it wouldn't be in the clans best interest to have an Australian warlord, hence why I did not apply for it this time.
If I even thought about applying for it, my application would have been in the topic.

Now, please, save yourself any more embarrassment.
Shut up and get off my topic.

Edit: Spelling.
 
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"Journeys are what brings us happiness,
Not the destination."

~ Two time ex-raid leader of wg ~

When I first decided joining I wasn't looking for a warring clan. I was merely curious about clans, I thought clans were just groups that does things together, like a pack, where numbers gives identity, used as leverage for maybe the sake of some sense of pride and belonging. And that's it. I had joined WG then, because it held values that makes it very different from so many clans I've reviewed, and wanting to meet people within the clan I think are awesome for having join a clan with such values.

For clan worlds, there were wars, quarrels, news and fights that gets so personal you'd start to think what's the fuss really all about? It is a game, an interactive game, for social fun, in-game fun and relaxation. Enjoy playing it and be happy with who, mates/friends, and for what you play with. Take those away, something huge seemed amiss - regardless whatever activity it is, including wars if you must love it.

I'm not going to dissuade you nor am I going to say how great a clan WG is. All I can say is, every clan has its own uniqueness, either they first represent something really different or that whatever you're looking for you believe it has more of it than others.

I never knew WG wants to be first a warring clan before a community. And I do not believe wars/skills/events makes up the core values of a clan or makes it really different - every clan has those things - but its the community that gathered for a communal purpose that eventually defines it. Yet, ironically, the decision the community makes in deciding how wars/skills/events is allowed to affect them in turn, molds the community in return effect. Its a cycle, but not fixed and reacts to how its managed.

The beauty about low times and inactivities are the bonding opportunities you have with fellow mates, precisely the numbers are low and closer - those who tried to contribute in the face of hard times, together. Each character surface and you simply appreciate those who tried. All else, falls into whatever place it sees fit. Then things starts growing, with its own sets of issues again. Back up, back down, back up.

If you really can't find any values in staying, no one can tell you otherwise. But I do hope, not all the memories you've had were that discouraging. And I'm sure it isn't.
 
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If I cared about my post count I'd have 2000 posts right now. Look at my join date and my average posts per day.

Also, I didn't know it was embarrassing to misinterpret a confusing post.



Sorry, I'll try to repeat what everyone else says next time.




Don't leave maths!
 
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If I cared about my post count I'd have 2000 posts right now. Look at my join date and my average posts per day.

Also, I didn't know it was embarrassing to misinterpret a confusing post.



Sorry, I'll try to repeat what everyone else says next time.




Don't leave maths!

hint-On a persons leaving topic, DON'T BE AN ASSHOLE AND MAKE ASSUMPTIONS
 
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First of all, you're a trial guardian. Flaming in your trial process is a very, very bad idea

You don't know what Maths did for this clan or how long he stayed to call him a pansy, he's been in this clan for a long time now and is a great PK leader. You have no right to flame him, you don't know him, and you certainly haven't PK'ed enough with him to be able to criticise his methods.
 
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Why did you post this?
 
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