11-11-2007, 02:08 PM
Guildbanks have no downside in my opinion.
They inscrease guild co-operation and create a solid base for a guild to stay around.
They make guild house raiding possible and fun.
They help guilds train their skills without spreading out over the world. Keeps them together which increases their willingness to stay at the screen instead of just going afk.
Taran posted an idea about a shared bank for an entire guild in another thread however that is an idea i do not feel makes any difference. A locked chest where the guild members have a key would be the same. Besides such a chest would not be used to store an individuals rare items. You would only store items for the entire guild.
Since its legal to loot all houses then there HAS to be a way to access your bank to store your more valuable items. Im all for setting a weight limit to the bank system so that no one will be able to store all their belongings in their bank. Perhaps make this limit only exist for people in a guild. Since a lone player wont have such access to his bank.
They inscrease guild co-operation and create a solid base for a guild to stay around.
They make guild house raiding possible and fun.
They help guilds train their skills without spreading out over the world. Keeps them together which increases their willingness to stay at the screen instead of just going afk.
Taran posted an idea about a shared bank for an entire guild in another thread however that is an idea i do not feel makes any difference. A locked chest where the guild members have a key would be the same. Besides such a chest would not be used to store an individuals rare items. You would only store items for the entire guild.
Since its legal to loot all houses then there HAS to be a way to access your bank to store your more valuable items. Im all for setting a weight limit to the bank system so that no one will be able to store all their belongings in their bank. Perhaps make this limit only exist for people in a guild. Since a lone player wont have such access to his bank.