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03-12-2008, 11:03 PM
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07-21-2009, 04:50 AM
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Nice, the entire forum database got nuked. I hadn't checked to see if there were any updates for phpBB in a while, it probably got h4x0rd. Oh well, not like it was actually serving any useful purpose. Consider it closed.
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11-17-2009, 05:20 AM
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11-19-2009, 11:41 AM
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The screen will be more realistic after AMD join forces with the MMMORPG
[size=4]How to Manage a Guild Bank?[/size]
 To start, you might want to bank something specific. One idea is to designate a toon to collect all the rep items (signets, tomes, armaments, etc.). This toon will also have a list of who is trying to get reputation with which faction for recipies needed by the guild as a whole. That toon will prioritize what recipes are most important and distribute rep items that way. This gives your guild one place to send everything without worry. It will also give them some sort of tangible return in the form of available enchants or flasks or whatever. The detail is as followed:psu mesetaHad a mod installed or active on their website that will display the items in your banker's bags. All requests for items from the bank should be made via a post on your website. (In the bank forum or thread) psu mesetaAny items sent or auctioned from the bank should also be mentioned in that thread on your website. What you're going for is transparency. Anyone that sends an item should be able to see that the bank got it. Any items that leave the bank (either to a member or the AH) should also be shown. Any gold made from auctioning said items should also be listed. It seems like a lot of work, but well-run banks can be a real asset to a guild. Poorly run ones can break a guild apart.buy psu meseta www.bypsu.com
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11-19-2009, 01:57 PM
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The screen will be more realistic after AMD join forces with the MMMORPG
[size=4]How to Manage a Guild Bank?[/size]
To start, you might want to bank something specific. One idea is to designate a toon to collect all the rep items (signets, tomes, armaments, etc.). This toon will also have a list of who is trying to get reputation with which faction for recipies needed by the guild as a whole. That toon will prioritize what recipes are most important and distribute rep items that way. This gives your guild one place to send everything without worry. It will also give them some sort of tangible return in the form of available enchants or flasks or whatever. The detail is as followed:psu mesetaHad a mod installed or active on their website that will display the items in your banker's bags. All requests for items from the bank should be made via a post on your website. (In the bank forum or thread) psu mesetaAny items sent or auctioned from the bank should also be mentioned in that thread on your website. What you're going for is transparency. Anyone that sends an item should be able to see that the bank got it. Any items that leave the bank (either to a member or the AH) should also be shown. Any gold made from auctioning said items should also be listed. It seems like a lot of work, but well-run banks can be a real asset to a guild. Poorly run ones can break a guild apart.buy psu meseta www.bypsu.com
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