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10-27-2008 @ 2:28PM
Kelberon said...
It's also possible that they've burned some bridges in a bigger guild, and they want to start fresh in a new one. And since T5 and T6 gear will (theoretically) be less important in Wrath, they figure starting again with a T4 guild won't be too painful once the expansion hits. Of course, how they burned those bridges can tell you a great deal-"did not get along with class leader" is open to a lot of interpretation.
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10-27-2008 @ 2:34PM
Shuth said...
I think I called someone in my previous guild a $*@%ing tool or something to that effect. That probably burnt that bridge.
10-27-2008 @ 2:41PM
Paul Denton said...
Check them out every bit as thoroughly as the guy in T4. "Burned some bridges" is sometimes not the half of it.
I'm on a lower-population server, where there's only been 2-3 serious guilds going beyond Mags and Gruul at any one time, for most of BC. Mine is one of those. Once, while we were at the end of Hyjal/mid-BT, we got an application from a transfer fairly decked out in full T6, Illidan staff and trinket, etc.
A little asking around on his previous server found he was a disliked and disruptive guild-hopper. Realm forum shenanigans after he was turned down further revealed that he was also a serial guild bank ninja who'd been transferring, ingratiating himself with high-end guilds, and stealing as much as he could to leave again on every transfer cooldown.
The bottom line, is to ask for references. If they can't give you a little "employment history," so to speak, that's a huge red flag, no matter how well-geared they are.