I like it when you share your thoughts like this Dread, thanks.  There are some things about the guild which can be trying at times, but I've found it easiest to just adapt.  I enjoy our guild and have had and continue to have an enjoyable time playing the game with our members.

I like to be available for guild runs of anything at any time, for instance, and in the past when I've needed a run and have planned it in advance peeps have helped me out.  That is very much appreciated.  In general I've noticed, at least during the times I'm able to log in, the guild isn't doing a lot of runs together anymore - I miss those times.

One of my &quot;adaptations,&quot; as you kind of mentioned, has been to level alts.  As we all know, I don't care much for PvP...  I've been burned out on PUGs for quite awhile now, though I do run 'em every now and again.  (I got so tired of dealing with peoples' &quot;I'm better than the rest of the group&quot; attitudes, NOT wipes or the like so much.  When someone screws up and someone else feels the need to throw in a childish, &quot;Are you an IDIOT&quot; type of comment it really turns me off.)  At least levelling alts gives me an opportunity to play the game I enjoy - waiting around for a guild run just hasn't opened up many opportunities for awhile.  I try to let peeps know when I'm in game but on an alt so if I'm wanted or needed I can be contacted.

I thought it was a little odd the other day when Dootdoot /gquit and I asked him why he decided to jump ship.  He said something about not having enough grouping opportunities within the guild.  I just about choked on my carrot!  (&quot;Carrot&quot; is NOT a pet name for anything, just want to be clear.)  Not 10 minutes earlier Barbie asked if anyone wanted to group up for anything and was met with silence.