2012-04-17, 04:02 PM
Well, different reasons throughout time, but I think I can remember distinctively 3
2005-2007: Where there was all the hype over guilds and selling ZHelmet with "social status," of which I never bought into and operated on mules that just wanted to prove that not having guild, money, fame, pow3r one can still operate.
2008-2010: Guilds lost much of their "influence" and things like Scissors, Cygnus Knights made some things of the past obsolete, and my ex-guild went into a war over leeching and legitimacy issues, of which split them up and I rallied with other ex-guild members and trained and had some fun, overall it was proving that you can stay legitimate and play the game for its worth.
2011-present: After potentials came out, and with so many elements changing, friends being lost to their pow3r hungry desires and legitimacy in the grey, nothing is worth it except for the PQs with friends just for the sake of old times and fun or new classes with interesting bits to the (Cannoneer and their BFG or Demon Slayer and their Heel Face Turn).
2005-2007: Where there was all the hype over guilds and selling ZHelmet with "social status," of which I never bought into and operated on mules that just wanted to prove that not having guild, money, fame, pow3r one can still operate.
2008-2010: Guilds lost much of their "influence" and things like Scissors, Cygnus Knights made some things of the past obsolete, and my ex-guild went into a war over leeching and legitimacy issues, of which split them up and I rallied with other ex-guild members and trained and had some fun, overall it was proving that you can stay legitimate and play the game for its worth.
2011-present: After potentials came out, and with so many elements changing, friends being lost to their pow3r hungry desires and legitimacy in the grey, nothing is worth it except for the PQs with friends just for the sake of old times and fun or new classes with interesting bits to the (Cannoneer and their BFG or Demon Slayer and their Heel Face Turn).