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Well going back to the original topic about being prepared for the Goonsquad type of guild. Right of the bat is don't sugar coat to people about PvP. It's going to happen. DOn't assume that because you think something is good or right others will agree. Don't be so stuck to your vision you put on blinders to everything. I've been playing mmo's and tt games for going on 20 years now and have seen these sorts of things happen on small scale (like 3 new people joining a tt group and completely twisting the established game to suit them) to seeing it happen with guilds of hundreds in games like WoW and EQ.

As much as a lot of people seem to dislike Bluddwolf, sometimes he's right. And I feel the advice he has, people are ignoring because he doesn't fit into what they feel the game should be. You know, ignore the message because you don't like the messenger?

Sometimes you have to fight fire with fire, or something you have to fight organized PvP guilds with organized PvP.

Currently unaligned to any groups, companie4s, guilds, ethos or whatnot.

Mostly I just want to play a MMO that closely mirrors a table top game. WoW and it's ilk don't do that. It's all what the designer create and give to you. Might be fun but eventually you've seen all you can and get bored. In PFO I hope ot see bandits and kings, lovers and fighters, wizards running amok and great battles of politics and strength. I expect betrayals and pacts that bind people together. I expect chaos and order, good and evil all fighting, creating and destroying. A living breathing world (or as close as we can recreate in a game)

Orc invasions, dragons, undead, fae, demons, devils and all sorts of critters to kill, loots, befriend or oppress.

In short, what PFO seems to offer. The players are the ones who do this, not the designers. They just give the tools and wait to see what we all do with it. (and they even going to stop the really bad/nasty stuff unlike Eve :) )