Basic Guild Rules:
1. Respect guildies and non guildies.
No abusing accusing and/or threatening members, or any other players on the server. This gives the Guild, and yourself, a very bad name.
If someone has been involved in an incident all members involved are requested to speak to Officers/GM. In this case all will be investigated and the appropriate actions can be taken. News travels fast… especially BAD news.
2. Basic rules in Instances and on General Chat such as within IronForge.
Avoid yelling or swearing in a disturbing matter - report incorrect behaviour through a GM ticket to the in-game GM's.
Do NOT attend an Instance if you are not sure you can finish the run. This causes delays and group loses.
NEVER loot when not everyone is resurrected. This can be considered as ninja looting if not done properly.
3. No begging or asking for gold/silver/copper.
There is nothing more annoying in the game it seems than people asking for money. There are always items available from Guild Bank if you are in need of equipment, ask there 1st!!!
4. No heavy trade in the guild/ to guildies.
Avoid selling items to fellow guildies, giving is much nicer (Unless it is epic item of course.)
BUT do NOT rip a guildie off.
5. Treat the game and guild members and any other players exactly how you also like to be treated. (What you give is what you get.)
6. Make your characters clear within the Guild.
Every member is requested to show in their Guild personal note info who their main character is. This can be especially useful on alts.
7. Once you are level 60+ get ready to run some high level instances.
Make sure you have the proper gear and weapon(s). Also have TeamSpeak and CT-Raid installed and configured as these are essential tools for Raids and Instances.
All events are listed in Group Calendar for all levels, ensure this is configured for UNITY events.
8. Finish what you have started.
When organising an Event / Run / Raid that you have decided to start, please be sure to also finish it. Remember that UNITY uses Group Calendar for the organisation of all group based events - ensure you have it loaded & configured.
9. Discrimination and causing Offence.
Discussions that may discriminate or cause offence on the grounds of his or her sex, disability, race, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion or belief will not be tolerated. Anything that you say that may cause offence may lead to you being removed from the Guild and possibly face a permanent ban not only from the Guild but also the Game. Please be careful what you write!
Further information can be found on the World of Warcraft Europe site here relating to WoW's Harassment Policy.
Further information such as downloads and quests, can be found throughout the Forum, keep in touch and check in from time to time, so you don’t miss out…
We are a Guild with a difference, one that believes that having fun and taking on the challenges in the game is priority number one.
Guidelines
Here are a few guidelines of what we expect and what you can expect as a project member:
What you as a member of project can expect from the Guild
• Support from your Class Leader and other members of the Guild
• Items from the Guild Bank that helps improve your character
• Fun and cheerful company in general questing as well as Raids
• Pre-set raid nights so you know when to show up for helping to conquer the harder instances
What we as a Guild expects from you as a member
• Fun and cheerful company in general questing as well as Raids
• Be a good ambassador for the Guild by behaving appropriately in the game – this is especially important when playing with non-Guild members
• Keep updated about what’s going on in the Guild by visiting the PROJECT homepage regularly https://project.forumotion.com
• Help out where you can and you will find that others will be willing to help YOU out, this will make questing as well as Raids become much more fun for you and the others
• Respect others by showing up to events you have signed up for, or notify our party members/Class Leader in good time that you are not going to make it
• Remember that WoW is a game and that the main reason for playing it is to have a good time and get some relaxation. Don’t take failures in quests or instances too hard. It takes time to learn how to beat those baddies sometimes. The most important thing is to have fun and be in good company of others – which with some patience will help you develop better and better game strategies.
1. Respect guildies and non guildies.
No abusing accusing and/or threatening members, or any other players on the server. This gives the Guild, and yourself, a very bad name.
If someone has been involved in an incident all members involved are requested to speak to Officers/GM. In this case all will be investigated and the appropriate actions can be taken. News travels fast… especially BAD news.
2. Basic rules in Instances and on General Chat such as within IronForge.
Avoid yelling or swearing in a disturbing matter - report incorrect behaviour through a GM ticket to the in-game GM's.
Do NOT attend an Instance if you are not sure you can finish the run. This causes delays and group loses.
NEVER loot when not everyone is resurrected. This can be considered as ninja looting if not done properly.
3. No begging or asking for gold/silver/copper.
There is nothing more annoying in the game it seems than people asking for money. There are always items available from Guild Bank if you are in need of equipment, ask there 1st!!!
4. No heavy trade in the guild/ to guildies.
Avoid selling items to fellow guildies, giving is much nicer (Unless it is epic item of course.)
BUT do NOT rip a guildie off.
5. Treat the game and guild members and any other players exactly how you also like to be treated. (What you give is what you get.)
6. Make your characters clear within the Guild.
Every member is requested to show in their Guild personal note info who their main character is. This can be especially useful on alts.
7. Once you are level 60+ get ready to run some high level instances.
Make sure you have the proper gear and weapon(s). Also have TeamSpeak and CT-Raid installed and configured as these are essential tools for Raids and Instances.
All events are listed in Group Calendar for all levels, ensure this is configured for UNITY events.
8. Finish what you have started.
When organising an Event / Run / Raid that you have decided to start, please be sure to also finish it. Remember that UNITY uses Group Calendar for the organisation of all group based events - ensure you have it loaded & configured.
9. Discrimination and causing Offence.
Discussions that may discriminate or cause offence on the grounds of his or her sex, disability, race, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion or belief will not be tolerated. Anything that you say that may cause offence may lead to you being removed from the Guild and possibly face a permanent ban not only from the Guild but also the Game. Please be careful what you write!
Further information can be found on the World of Warcraft Europe site here relating to WoW's Harassment Policy.
Further information such as downloads and quests, can be found throughout the Forum, keep in touch and check in from time to time, so you don’t miss out…
We are a Guild with a difference, one that believes that having fun and taking on the challenges in the game is priority number one.
Guidelines
Here are a few guidelines of what we expect and what you can expect as a project member:
What you as a member of project can expect from the Guild
• Support from your Class Leader and other members of the Guild
• Items from the Guild Bank that helps improve your character
• Fun and cheerful company in general questing as well as Raids
• Pre-set raid nights so you know when to show up for helping to conquer the harder instances
What we as a Guild expects from you as a member
• Fun and cheerful company in general questing as well as Raids
• Be a good ambassador for the Guild by behaving appropriately in the game – this is especially important when playing with non-Guild members
• Keep updated about what’s going on in the Guild by visiting the PROJECT homepage regularly https://project.forumotion.com
• Help out where you can and you will find that others will be willing to help YOU out, this will make questing as well as Raids become much more fun for you and the others
• Respect others by showing up to events you have signed up for, or notify our party members/Class Leader in good time that you are not going to make it
• Remember that WoW is a game and that the main reason for playing it is to have a good time and get some relaxation. Don’t take failures in quests or instances too hard. It takes time to learn how to beat those baddies sometimes. The most important thing is to have fun and be in good company of others – which with some patience will help you develop better and better game strategies.
