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Welcome to Casually Hardcore!
[[[ iMPORTANT NOTiCE]]
I have given up leadership of this Guild, sorry!
~{ What is the difference between Casual and Hardcore?
Casual Gamers play games that have more simplistic but time-spending goals. An example of this would be Runescape, where you spend many hours simply leveling up.
~ In this game, the Casual player prefers to set productions for many hours and walk away than to micromanage smaller productions.
Hardcore Gamers play games that have more complex goals, and typically attempt to reach goals quickly. An example of this would be Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, where you are attempting to complete an overall goal before a very specific time or event.
~ In this game, the Hardcore Gamer would want to play for hours on end, micromanaging, to get the things they want actively as opposed to passively.
~{ So, what does Casually Hardcore mean?
If you're like me (SammyKijak), you have chosen Solo Missions over Party Missions half of your life, choosing to interact with others only when you need to. In FoE, it's very difficult to be a Solo Player. In fact, many Guilds have strict rules on M/P, GvG, and Events. This Guild is far more relaxed in these aspects. In fact, there are very few rules! And, here they are!
~{ Rules
~ Utilize Guild Messaging
* Everyone will be given Mass Message Rights when joining. If you're skipped, PM to have them given.
* It is useful to send Mass Messages with a header such as "Trades", "GB in Sticks", or "Vacation Notice".
~ M/P people who M/P you
* If someone doesn't seem to visit much, you can always PM them, or check to see if they are on Vacation.
~ Update your City Profile
* If you are going to be away, put notice of it in your City Profile. If there is no notice and you become inactive for too long, you will be removed.
~ Be Friendly
* One purpose of a Guild is to have comrades around you. Let's all be kind!
~ Trade Fairly
* In-Guild messaging will help us to all trade much better, but remember to trade within the Fair Trade rule at all times.
[[[ iMPORTANT NOTiCE]]
I have given up leadership of this Guild, sorry!
~{ What is the difference between Casual and Hardcore?
Casual Gamers play games that have more simplistic but time-spending goals. An example of this would be Runescape, where you spend many hours simply leveling up.
~ In this game, the Casual player prefers to set productions for many hours and walk away than to micromanage smaller productions.
Hardcore Gamers play games that have more complex goals, and typically attempt to reach goals quickly. An example of this would be Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, where you are attempting to complete an overall goal before a very specific time or event.
~ In this game, the Hardcore Gamer would want to play for hours on end, micromanaging, to get the things they want actively as opposed to passively.
~{ So, what does Casually Hardcore mean?
If you're like me (SammyKijak), you have chosen Solo Missions over Party Missions half of your life, choosing to interact with others only when you need to. In FoE, it's very difficult to be a Solo Player. In fact, many Guilds have strict rules on M/P, GvG, and Events. This Guild is far more relaxed in these aspects. In fact, there are very few rules! And, here they are!
~{ Rules
~ Utilize Guild Messaging
* Everyone will be given Mass Message Rights when joining. If you're skipped, PM to have them given.
* It is useful to send Mass Messages with a header such as "Trades", "GB in Sticks", or "Vacation Notice".
~ M/P people who M/P you
* If someone doesn't seem to visit much, you can always PM them, or check to see if they are on Vacation.
~ Update your City Profile
* If you are going to be away, put notice of it in your City Profile. If there is no notice and you become inactive for too long, you will be removed.
~ Be Friendly
* One purpose of a Guild is to have comrades around you. Let's all be kind!
~ Trade Fairly
* In-Guild messaging will help us to all trade much better, but remember to trade within the Fair Trade rule at all times.
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