Talking about guilds I think its time I/we retired The Immortals as a guild name, 12 years + ago when we formed this guild I never saw one other guild with the name, now they a dime a dozen I really like the fact you can own large swathes of land and build a few cites, settlements, and tons of housing and run it like a mini county! While I can never justify paying $500 - (£343.82) to have something in a game, if it raised via the guild, then its owned by the guild and maybe guild members have more incentive to build it up. Think I may try do a guild fund to see if we can raise the $500 - (£343.82), though as I have been so inactive gaming wise lately the (well last year or so and only then in patches for the previous 2 years), it may be a hard thing to do. Think if they pull this off could be one of those games you in for years to come! Its definitely that, I'm surprise there is not more chatter about it on theses forums, wonder if maybe KS burnout is really kicking in. Seeing a more advanced character with specific titles or achievements was a 'stop and stare' moment. I remember in SWG being just some random nobody, and mixing with loads of other random nobodies, and it was absolutely glorious. If someone wants to be some bigshot, then they should be because the community deem them so, not simply delivered through an on-rails, NPC driven 'You're the chosen one!' mechanic. MMOs - for me - only work when you feel like a small part of something bigger, but having the opportunity to progress.

Not every role in CoE needs to be risky.' gets me pretty excited. It might sound weird, but their example of 'A peasant and his farm. Is it just wishful thinking or does it sound like this has some similarity to SWG crossed with a bit of the dog-eat-dog style of Eve? I'm thinking the skill based lack of classes, the increased stakes with reference to permadeath for more advanced players, the inclusion of 'achievements' and titles being given to a character based on those achievements, the emphasis on player-player interaction as opposed to NPC quests, and the lack of actual 'end game' content.

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