9 March 2010 - Thanks for your advice wow power leveling
Thanks for your advice wow power leveling
Every Monday Scott Andrews contributes Officers' Quarters, a column about the ins and outs of guild leadership. He is the author of The Guild Leader's Handbook, available this spring from No Starch Press. The "A Team" -- in WoW, it's not a bunch of guys in a van who help people by . . . shooting other people. Rather, it's your best players grouped together to the exclusion of other guild members. Most guilds don't have the numbers to fill two 25-player teams, so this issue usually relates to 10-player runs. The forming of a 10-player A team can be riddled with drama. This week's e-mail asks whether allowing an A team is the right choice. I enjoy reading your perspective on guild leadership. I'm hoping you can give us some ideas dnmacidde on balancing progression versus inclusion. We are an established raiding guild that works on the top tier of content. While we are not a guild that makes server first kills, we steadily progress through the content and see hard/heroic modes on 25 man difficulty. Our raiding core is pretty solid, although there are levels of skill, from very high to adequate. We typically complete the ten man content, and use the ten mans as a base to gain experience on the twenty five mans. Our problem mainly rests on the makeup of our ten man groups. One school wants to have the maximum number of people get in the ten man groups. This school spreads our best players among multiple groups. All of the groups have some success, but because there are weaker players included, these groups usually hit a wall on harder fights (Heroic Anub or the Wing Bosses of ICC). There is a lot of frustration on the part of our best players when this happens.
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The second school likes to condense our best players into one ten man group. This group can progress farther and faster, and has the best shot at successfully completing heroic modes. The problem with this is that it regularly excludes fifteen to twenty other players who participate in our twenty five man raids. The group that is excluded feels slighted because they are not chosen for the condensed group. They are also less willing to go in with a makeshift group that will have less chance of success beyond easily farmed bosses. The question is, how do you balance these schools? We are consider the twenty five man content to be the most important thing, thus I worry constantly about how the excluded players feel since they are a necessary part of our guilds work. At the same time, the best players are the ones that push our guilds success, so I worry about them not being happy with hitting the wall on harder content. Is there a good way to balance these things out? Thanks for your advice.
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