Breakfast Topic: How do you find a new realm to call home?

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11-26-2010 @ 8:32AM

Kz said...

I have started a new character on Proudmoore with the intention of finding out what it is like to be in a very large guild like Taint. Although Taint is way over Blizzard's size limit, Taint has started sister guilds and linking them together via some kind of global chat addon.

I have not yet appled to Taint as I only have a level 3 character on Proudmoore. I don't want to move one of my mains to Proudmoore until I join and find out a little bit more about Taint. So I guess you could say I am looking for a new guild experience that does not exist on my server.

11-26-2010 @ 8:48AM

Lloren said...

I did the same thing. I come from a background of small and close-knit guilds, so the atmosphere of Taint has been quite a shell-shock. I can tell you based on my experience so far that Proudmoore and Taint in particular is very accepting of everyone. However, gchat can get downright raunchy about 90% of the time and I frequently have to check to make sure I'm still playing WoW and not hanging out in a gay porn chat room. So, I would recommend giving it a shot, but it's not for everyone... And my mains are staying right where they are in their small, close-knit raiding guild.

11-26-2010 @ 3:30PM

aerinbear said...

I moved to Proudmoore because of Taint. I've ended up really liking the realm - if you're in the LGBT camp, you really should try Proudmoore. It's just a relief after several other realms. Turns out that Taint doesn't work for me, but I'm hoping I can find a smaller, more female-friendly place on Proudmoore. A RL friend wants to reroll on a server together, but after being on a LGBT majority realm, I'm reluctant to be elsewhere.

11-26-2010 @ 4:09PM

Noselacri said...

For those who find Taint a little too 'adult', I recommend a faction change and The Stonewall Family.

www.thestonewallfamily.com

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