Comments on: The Dark Art of the Raid Invite http://aggronaut.com/?p=26 Life and times of a Warrior, Raid Leader, Guild Master, and WoW Acolyte Thu, 27 May 2010 20:35:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Tales of the Aggronaut » Archive » Getting That “Perm Spot” http://aggronaut.com/?p=26&cpage=1#comment-32 Tales of the Aggronaut » Archive » Getting That “Perm Spot” Wed, 06 May 2009 17:49:57 +0000 http://aggronaut.housestalwart.com/?p=26#comment-32 [...] vacancy.  Each leader and raid has a different way of managing this, but as I stated in an earlier post our system basically has newer members vying for spots that we are not able to fill through more [...] [...] vacancy.  Each leader and raid has a different way of managing this, but as I stated in an earlier post our system basically has newer members vying for spots that we are not able to fill through more [...]

]]> By: Aigie http://aggronaut.com/?p=26&cpage=1#comment-13 Aigie Thu, 23 Apr 2009 16:27:50 +0000 http://aggronaut.housestalwart.com/?p=26#comment-13 Good post, Bel. I remember the days when I was running raid (preBC) how stressful it was to do invites and how you pinpointed all of the problems from players that I would receive. Duranub has a good mix and balance with decent and good players. It's hard to realize sometimes that you as a player (generalization) are expendable, but it's true. Even me. Making things smooth for the people running the show is critical. Too many leaders leave and quit because of the stress and demands people put on them. Also another critical thing you said (that I feel needs to be reiterated) is that Raid Leader, Guild Leader, Friends are 3 separate people. Just like for me Friend, Guild officer, Healer are 3 separate people. <3 Good post, Bel.

I remember the days when I was running raid (preBC) how stressful it was to do invites and how you pinpointed all of the problems from players that I would receive.

Duranub has a good mix and balance with decent and good players. It’s hard to realize sometimes that you as a player (generalization) are expendable, but it’s true. Even me. Making things smooth for the people running the show is critical. Too many leaders leave and quit because of the stress and demands people put on them.

Also another critical thing you said (that I feel needs to be reiterated) is that Raid Leader, Guild Leader, Friends are 3 separate people. Just like for me Friend, Guild officer, Healer are 3 separate people.

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