Guild Wars 2

A bit about me: I’m a casual player from Australia in an NA timezone. I’ve been playing GW2 since release on and off. I’m now invested in the game permanently and working towards ascended gear. My main character is a lv 80 support based Guardian. I’m mainly PvE player however I will try PvP with groups.

What you will get from me: I won’t beg or spam for help with content, I’m highly independent in game play but I’ll assist with guild events if needed + I have the time. I enjoy going out of my way to assist newbies and lower levels. I’m not easily offended and can take a joke. If you’re the right fit, I’m extremely loyal.

What I’m looking for: I don’t want to join just another name, I’ve been in too many guilds where I didn’t click and felt like we were wasting each other’s time. I’m not really interested in your tag lines, member numbers or achievements as much as I am your community. So instead of the typical cut and paste recruitment messages that I always get on the forums or in game I’d like you to convince me to join your guild by telling me about your community.

What’s your philosophy, what kind of people are you? What is your sense of humour like? What does your guild do in it’s down time? How do you define ‘maturity’, and how much does it matter to you? (There’s no ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ answers)

TC guilds only please and thank you.

Hey Spud,

So first off, totally appreciate the sentiment of the post. Our community is one that’s a group of friends, and we’re trying to make new ones now. We’re a bunch of players who like to have fun and be good at the game. What sort of fun you may ask? Joking around, laughing, talking to each other, those are the things that we do when playing the game.
We talk in guild chat, we talk in Teamspeak even more, enjoying what we’re doing because we’re working as a team. We hate when people are just a name, we want people to be real, as some of our best friends in game have come from randomly recruiting that person. We like to be helpful, not in the sense that we’re always running off to do something, but we want to teach people how to do things. Stuff like where to stack, strategies in PvP, what sort of gear you should get, some fun secret stuff to go look for. That’s what we like to be, and what we strive to be.
We define maturity in a broad way as how you respect others. We may rib each other, but we always do it out of friendship. And you know don’t go off on racist, homophobic, or what not rants.
Thank you for the breath of fresh air in asking for something different.