I agree with Owain, and his point seems to be reinforced in games that are able to support this type of organization.

While i do think that this is good to discuss, i dont think that we should put a huge emount of time and resources into it before the next big wave of games have even begun beta. I think that with our past ties, weather friendly or unfriendly, and with our current communication in the games we currently play, as well as forums, that we will not likely be left out in the cold by ourselves.

If darkfall, or whatever game we dcide to play, has half as good of an alliance system as in EVE (which isnt perfect, but still works pretty damn well) then we shouldnt have too much to worry about. Because of the amount of gamers that agree with the goals that KGB usually has, it isnt too hard to make new friends, or to renew old alliances, and even make fiends out of old enemies. I mean its not like we have been the type of guild that EVERYONE hates because of how we play, if anything we might be the ones who people admire a little, because of the way we act. If you look at the darkfall boards, we had alot of haters and also alot of old friends that look forward to being allied, one way or another.

I think that we could start contacting some of our old friends and enemies to see what they think of the idea, and also just to see where we stand in their books so we can know what to expect. But i just dont know how much you can actually accomplish before the game has been played by anyone because of the lack of knowledge about how it works. Either way, we have a little time to decide, because i boubt DFO will be released in the next few months


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