10-09-2015, 11:37 AM
You don't need a message system to manage guild donations. I'm not a guild leader but I'm pretty sure that the guild leaders can setup a daily message that you see when you go to your guild. My guild uses this to direct donations. ie- warehouse 10 then altar 8 or something similar.
I can tell you from being a guild leader on other games that most players will not accept an invite back to a guild after they have been kicked. Around 50% will, the rest will decide there is something wrong with the guild or it's a good time to find a new guild. This is especially true when the game requires that guilds accomplish tasks together. For instance if guild challenges come out and members get kicked from a guild and two of the top 5 members decide not to come back then other members will decide to find other guilds since the power of the guild has drastically taken a step backwards.
I'm not saying either of these ideas are bad ideas. In fact I can see them being useful. I just know from time I've spent learning to program you are talking about hours if not days of work for systems that most people don't expect to see in this game, nor will all players want in the game. If it was a few minutes or it was a large team of developers than it's a great idea. But I'd rather Ray spent the time creating a new set of challenges or finishing up global beasts.
I can tell you from being a guild leader on other games that most players will not accept an invite back to a guild after they have been kicked. Around 50% will, the rest will decide there is something wrong with the guild or it's a good time to find a new guild. This is especially true when the game requires that guilds accomplish tasks together. For instance if guild challenges come out and members get kicked from a guild and two of the top 5 members decide not to come back then other members will decide to find other guilds since the power of the guild has drastically taken a step backwards.
I'm not saying either of these ideas are bad ideas. In fact I can see them being useful. I just know from time I've spent learning to program you are talking about hours if not days of work for systems that most people don't expect to see in this game, nor will all players want in the game. If it was a few minutes or it was a large team of developers than it's a great idea. But I'd rather Ray spent the time creating a new set of challenges or finishing up global beasts.