Why are you on your server? Why haven't you transfered to be with more boxers?

[olipcs]

for me its simple:

I joined a nice not raid orientated guild, some nice guyes from my molten core raid where in and I simply found the perfect home:

- a nice casual family like guild
- nice people, which i have met on several guild meetings in real life
- most of them are 20+, in some kind of job or studing
- not raid oriented
- very open minded about me multiboxing (I never recieved a bad comment from them about it, only a 'cool' and 'how to do it')

..so for me leaving the server or the guild, would be like loosing my 'WoW-home', so a strict no-go.

[Ridere]

for me its simple:

I joined a nice not raid orientated guild, some nice guyes from my molten core raid where in and I simply found the perfect home:

- a nice casual family like guild
- nice people, which i have met on several guild meetings in real life
- most of them are 20+, in some kind of job or studing
- not raid oriented
- very open minded about me multiboxing (I never recieved a bad comment from them about it, only a 'cool' and 'how to do it')

..so for me leaving the server or the guild, would be like loosing my 'WoW-home', so a strict no-go.

Basically exactly the same situation. Pretty well-established in a family-friendly guild. We have families that have 3 generations playing. Literally from 7 to 70 in our guild. We don't have to deal with the immature kiddos, or anything like that, since we're pretty self-regulated.

We are able to do recreational raiding at the 10 man level, and that's about it. Do silly guild events together and whatnot. I wouldn't mind transferring a team to a pvp server someday, but it's not immediately on my list of things to do.

[Dramoth]

for me its simple:

I joined a nice not raid orientated guild, some nice guyes from my molten core raid where in and I simply found the perfect home:

- a nice casual family like guild
- nice people, which i have met on several guild meetings in real life
- most of them are 20+, in some kind of job or studing
- not raid oriented
- very open minded about me multiboxing (I never recieved a bad comment from them about it, only a 'cool' and 'how to do it')

..so for me leaving the server or the guild, would be like loosing my 'WoW-home', so a strict no-go.

Thats pretty much how I started as well.

Except that I started my own guild and got some nice people in there.

Then when we were all at lvl 70 and doing hc's and stuff, some friends in another guild were using my main (holy pally) as their tank healer in Kara and someone brought up the idea of merging guilds so that we would have enough regulars online so we wouldnt have to pug the last few spots in a raid... and end up with assholes.

I still have my original guild where I have my multiboxers and the guys in my main guild all know who to look for if they need me in a raid (although I havent been raiding for the last 3 weeks because of my arm) they would summon me if they needed either of my main healers or my hunter for a raid.

If I was to move servers, it would involve moving them and changing factions as well because I would go to the horde side to play with some friends who moved to another server.

So for now, I am sticking on Anachronos where there is a couple of other boxers, one of which is in my friends list and we are chatting a fair amount as we are playing our boxing team

[Fat Tire]

Well I play where the wife plays.


We just had a bbq over at our house for our guilds/friends. There were a number of people who are from the denver/springs/front range who made the trip. It was alot of fun and we plan to do it again next summer. As long as the wife plays, I will play.


Edit: Horde for Life!