Guild Wars 2

posted under suggestions as this is the only logical place provided:

currently, there exists no mechanic for knowing what constitutes a “guild login.” for instance, i’m currently representing two guilds; my home guild, and a friend’s guild, which i represent in order to help her build influence. when my home guild starts getting activity in it, i switch back to that home guild, via the “represent” option available.

i noticed this morning, however, that the history in my friend’s guild did NOT show my logins, on that guild. last night, prior to logging out, i carefully and methodically set each of my characters to be representing her guild; this morning, when i logged them in, not one of them registered on the guild history page.

what we need, anet, DESPERATELY, is knowledge of what constitutes a “login.” for instance, in our home guild, we’ve had days with 32/36 logins, with a membership of 32 people, and only four of us have actually logged in. this would appear to indicate that we’re getting credit for each CHARACTER logged in, not for the account (global) being logged in. is this correct?

PLEASE give us SOMETHING that clearly defines guild member representation/logins and what counts as providing influence for a guild — specifically given that i can log in to the friend’s account, do things, and NOT show up on her history. is this because of my guild rank? we just don’t know!

thanks!