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Zeriphal — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 20:17:27 GMT

Read the source, somebody suggested that a % of the money you loot from a mob defaults to the guild bank rather than your inventory.

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BlkWidow — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 20:17:25 GMT

Heres how I see the guild tax, it's a really bad idea.. A guild member should be more than willing to give to the guild bank when they can. Forcing players who joing your guild to fork over money whether they want to or not is a really bad idea. I want to know who gets to decide who gets to use the money in the guild bank, the guild master does. Most if not all guilds have a restriction as to who gets to withdraw from the guild bank so some of the people would get left out of being able to use the money that is collected by the way of taxes. I know if I have to be forced to give to my guild bank I want to be able to use the money I'm paying taxes for. And what if you can't afford to pay the taxes? do you get kicked out of the guild for non payment of your taxes? What's going to happen, will the Guild Master get to put a lein on your mount untill you pay your tax debt? or get a portion of your future profits of your vender sales, or how bout the Guild Master takes part of your AH sales? This seems like a way to line the pockets of the guild master or guild officers and no one else. This is a really bad idea of every bad idea they ever put into WoW.

There will be alot of people who are both broke and guildless in WotLK.

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tralle94 — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 20:17:24 GMT

i think it´s really bad with guild tax wy shoud we who play WOW pay just to be in a guild i mean if u like a guild then ofc u put some money in the bank tab atleast i do.
and what are they gonna do if your not paying? take your mount as payment or what? it´s just stupid

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corndog447 — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 20:17:23 GMT

If Blizzard is reading this...From an arena perspective.

If a hunter's tranq shot dispels both frenzy effects and magical effects, will there be a priority in which one it chooses.

And since it is now GCD dedicated to pure dispel will it take more than 1 effect off like purge/dispell or just one.

Most importantly, if it is the only mechanic that can dispel frenzy effects, how would it be consistently cast-able on a melee target if you are being focused by 2 or more melee (especially rogues). It seems to me that quite a few GCD's are used to survive a barrage of melee before actually adding any pressure to an opposing teams healers (from the average skilled hunter and teammates) Leaving priests to mana burn and druids to cc freely.

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meinside — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 20:17:22 GMT

How about Swords for Shamen?
I've been really interested in seeing a leather armor class with a sword and buckler.

And it does kinda bother me that some item sets dont have the pieces for a complete outfit.
Runic Copper set comes to mind, no boots, not even a blacksmithing recipe for them.

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chironae — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 20:17:21 GMT

"They won't be in for the launch of Lich King but they are on the horizon."... Wha wha What? Is that something that can be read to mean that we're working on a patch to WOTLK already?

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SPIN3LESS — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 20:17:20 GMT

This is already a very well and successfully used way of doing in things in EVE-Online... the gbank gets a cut of your money looted.... anything you sell or vendor or items are obviously yours to keep...

On the other side of the coin i could see how this doesn't really.... have a purpose... figure the guild i'm in has 6000+ Gold in the bank... and no one has rights to it... so it just piles up?

For a fledgling guild this would be wonderful to help get the ball rolling for bank tabs or the like... but what does an endgame guild stand to gain as a guild from such a thing? And even if regular members of a guild are allotted a given amount of repairs for the day or such out of the gbank, if they're just putting the money in to begin with why send it to the guild just to pull it out? lol

Not a bad idea... just curious if this means bigger better things for guilds to strive for monetarily... or what? Cuz currently theres no real need for such a thing all in all...

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vagrantmindusa — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 20:17:18 GMT

Guild Tax, interesting.
If an option to pay for training similar to the option to pay for repairs were added to the things a guild can offer membership. The guild benefits with better trained membership and a draw other than the negative (give me a guild name so they will quit hounding me to join their guild, might even put the shoe on the other foot, that is recruits trying to qualify for better guilds). Perhaps some incentive for upper level players to condescend time with noobs could be built in as well (of course an attentive GL can attach rank in guild with service to guild membership).
I would also like to see an easy way to control value deposited to and withdrawn from guild bank by individual members. So the guild banker is allowed time to play his character not just count beans.