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We've all played several online games before so thought I'd ask this simple question.

Have you ever lead a clan/guild/team on an online game? How was it?

Yeah, Silkroad and Dragonica. It was a super awesome experience. Everyone asking for advise or calling you "boss" was cool. It's a nice experience.

I don't think I'm active enough as a gamer anymore to be able to lead a game. I had much more free time when I was in Junior High but then I wasn't mature enough to run one.

its...hard...really hard..but its worth it imo,specially if you can build up a good guild with good people to get along well

Was sorta co-leader of the best union on diamond (p-server), other than that, nothing. It wasn't really any different to being a long time guild member, I guess.

Sorta a coleader. Too much drama.

I've been a club leader in NHL more than once. Way too much work.

I've been guild leader temporarily in sro. Way too much work.

Would anybody put guild leader on their resume?

CrimsonNuker wrote:Would anybody put guild leader on their resume?

Depends if you were a guild leader in Isro you could put it on your resume because its basicly baby sitting =P

I had the title of Marshal (leader of an alliance) in Jade Dynasty.
At our top, we had 12 reasonably active guilds. It was fun to be at
the head of an alliance because people in the alliance generally
have a similar idea of how they like their game to be played. The
alliance I was in was a mostly pve alliance and we never had the
goal of crushing the other alliances on the server. We were just
a big heap of 'friends' who all helped out each other, and we never
had any real enemies on the server. I gave up leadership because
everyone came to me and the 'second in command' with small issues
and it just took more time to fix problems in the alliance than to
actually play and enjoy the game. It was a fun time though, I
played that game over 1.5 years.

On a sidenote, I was never fully in charge of the alliance, the
decisions I made were discussed in the alliance chat.

A few times, nothing big most of the time but we did pretty good in RohanO and Shia

i would definatly put "grinded legit on silkroad for 2 years" on my resume... dedication is a good skill in jobs!

Guild and union leader in sro, it actually takes a lot more time and commitment than most people realize. I was a guild leader for a long time, almost 2 years, but I don't regret it, I enjoyed playing sro and our guild was full of really cool people. Organizing for fortress war was always a major pain...

MG on Troy back in the day.

Idk if it counts or no, but a dota team leader, and IMO leading a team in such kind of games is hard :/

In every game I've played, yes. But my style of play is more of a co-leadership style since I'm not always online.

Lead a union on sro that held hotan fort, it was really hard but well worth it. Kinda wish i was more organized back then.

Yes, it was more like an obligation, didn't really like it.
That feeling that I need to be there all the time was annoying, being by myself with no guild to worry about was way better, so I didn't take that position for long.

cin wrote:I had the title of Marshal (leader of an alliance) in Jade Dynasty.
At our top, we had 12 reasonably active guilds. It was fun to be at
the head of an alliance because people in the alliance generally
have a similar idea of how they like their game to be played. The
alliance I was in was a mostly pve alliance and we never had the
goal of crushing the other alliances on the server. We were just
a big heap of 'friends' who all helped out each other, and we never
had any real enemies on the server. I gave up leadership because
everyone came to me and the 'second in command' with small issues
and it just took more time to fix problems in the alliance than to
actually play and enjoy the game. It was a fun time though, I
played that game over 1.5 years.

On a sidenote, I was never fully in charge of the alliance, the
decisions I made were discussed in the alliance chat.

Good old times . Havent heard with anyone from DarkOath in ages. Btw are you playing anything atm? Are you in contact with Jaded or Tricey maybe?
Btw its me Ludak, they changed my nick here.

_MvP_ wrote:

cin wrote:I had the title of Marshal (leader of an alliance) in Jade Dynasty.
At our top, we had 12 reasonably active guilds. It was fun to be at
the head of an alliance because people in the alliance generally
have a similar idea of how they like their game to be played. The
alliance I was in was a mostly pve alliance and we never had the
goal of crushing the other alliances on the server. We were just
a big heap of 'friends' who all helped out each other, and we never
had any real enemies on the server. I gave up leadership because
everyone came to me and the 'second in command' with small issues
and it just took more time to fix problems in the alliance than to
actually play and enjoy the game. It was a fun time though, I
played that game over 1.5 years.

On a sidenote, I was never fully in charge of the alliance, the
decisions I made were discussed in the alliance chat.

Good old times . Havent heard with anyone from DarkOath in ages. Btw are you playing anything atm? Are you in contact with Jaded or Tricey maybe?
Btw its me Ludak, they changed my nick here.

DarkOath 4Loif so miss you gaiz <3...

I last saw Tricey on JD ages ago...saw piggy like ummm last time i played offical, which was around 6+ish months ago XD. Besides that haven't heard from anyone else in a looooooooooooong time. Azn just kinda disappeared.

cbkilla wrote:Lead a union on sro that held hotan fort, it was really hard but well worth it. Kinda wish i was more organized back then.

bish please, I did all the work.

_Scarlett_ wrote:

_MvP_ wrote:

cin wrote:I had the title of Marshal (leader of an alliance) in Jade Dynasty.
At our top, we had 12 reasonably active guilds. It was fun to be at
the head of an alliance because people in the alliance generally
have a similar idea of how they like their game to be played. The
alliance I was in was a mostly pve alliance and we never had the
goal of crushing the other alliances on the server. We were just
a big heap of 'friends' who all helped out each other, and we never
had any real enemies on the server. I gave up leadership because
everyone came to me and the 'second in command' with small issues
and it just took more time to fix problems in the alliance than to
actually play and enjoy the game. It was a fun time though, I
played that game over 1.5 years.

On a sidenote, I was never fully in charge of the alliance, the
decisions I made were discussed in the alliance chat.

Good old times . Havent heard with anyone from DarkOath in ages. Btw are you playing anything atm? Are you in contact with Jaded or Tricey maybe?
Btw its me Ludak, they changed my nick here.

DarkOath 4Loif so miss you gaiz <3...

I last saw Tricey on JD ages ago...saw piggy like ummm last time i played offical, which was around 6+ish months ago XD. Besides that haven't heard from anyone else in a looooooooooooong time. Azn just kinda disappeared.

Yeah Azn was gone even before I left the game.
Btw if anyone going to play GW2 hit me up, would be cool to play with old friend again.

Sorry for stealing thread

Iv lead Suddendeath guild in sro for over 4 years, co-founded a clan I sat as head of the clan, lead sd in wow for a year. Tbh I'm rarely not leading something but I'm good at anyone who's been in my guilds or knows of me can vouch for this.


iv put I'm a clan leader on my cv but depends how you word it. But if you look.at it the way you have to manage 50+ people from different countries it favors you

Guild leader in Allods online. It was fun, and I had alot of good officers to make it easier. It had it ups and down, but overall a good experience, but I doubt I would start up a guild on my own again.

Amarisa wrote:

cbkilla wrote:Lead a union on sro that held hotan fort, it was really hard but well worth it. Kinda wish i was more organized back then.

bish please, I did all the work.

Really hate that i got bored of sro during that server. It was probably the most fun ive had.

Amarisa wrote:

cbkilla wrote:Lead a union on sro that held hotan fort, it was really hard but well worth it. Kinda wish i was more organized back then.

bish please, I did all the work.

Don't you always?

I use to be a clan leader for several clans in the original Call of Duty when i was much younger. One of which containing 50+ active members, unfortunately the server we all played on was shut down and we didn't have a forum or any other location to meet at so it died. I was "co-leader" i guess you could say of a team/clan in cod2. This was more of a small team of bolt action only players that would scrim, less of a clan only had like 3-5 members. Other then that no, like others i don't really care for a sole leadership position, i don't mind being VP tho.

cpinney wrote:I use to be a clan leader for several clans in the original Call of Duty when i was much younger. One of which containing 50+ active members, unfortunately the server we all played on was shut down and we didn't have a forum or any other location to meet at so it died. I was "co-leader" i guess you could say of a team/clan in cod2. This was more of a small team of bolt action only players that would scrim, less of a clan only had like 3-5 members. Other then that no, like others i don't really care for a sole leadership position, i don't mind being VP tho.

Didn't know/remember you used to play cod1. It's my all time favorite game Are there still 'active' servers in the US? There's only 2-3 on EU that are being played and they're only rifle and only carentan. No SD or TDM rotation servers anymore

EvGa wrote:Guild and union leader in sro, it actually takes a lot more time and commitment than most people realize. I was a guild leader for a long time, almost 2 years, but I don't regret it, I enjoyed playing sro and our guild was full of really cool people. Organizing for fortress war was always a major pain...

MG on Troy back in the day.

Awee yeeee that shit was legit!

woutR wrote:

cpinney wrote:I use to be a clan leader for several clans in the original Call of Duty when i was much younger. One of which containing 50+ active members, unfortunately the server we all played on was shut down and we didn't have a forum or any other location to meet at so it died. I was "co-leader" i guess you could say of a team/clan in cod2. This was more of a small team of bolt action only players that would scrim, less of a clan only had like 3-5 members. Other then that no, like others i don't really care for a sole leadership position, i don't mind being VP tho.

Didn't know/remember you used to play cod1. It's my all time favorite game Are there still 'active' servers in the US? There's only 2-3 on EU that are being played and they're only rifle and only carentan. No SD or TDM rotation servers anymore

Yes it is one of my favs as well . I really don't know i haven't played it in years so i really can't say, it might be different from patch to patch. I do know cod2 is still fairly active for the PC.

[Orphen] wrote:

EvGa wrote:Guild and union leader in sro, it actually takes a lot more time and commitment than most people realize. I was a guild leader for a long time, almost 2 years, but I don't regret it, I enjoyed playing sro and our guild was full of really cool people. Organizing for fortress war was always a major pain...

MG on Troy back in the day.

Awee yeeee that shit was legit!

It was a guild for fags and you know that.