Difference between revisions of "Guild Conflicts"
BlackDoguh (Talk | contribs) |
BlackDoguh (Talk | contribs) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| + | {{stub}} | ||
[[Guild Conflicts]] are a match between 2 guilds to see which guild has better strategy, equipment and team players. | [[Guild Conflicts]] are a match between 2 guilds to see which guild has better strategy, equipment and team players. | ||
Revision as of 18:55, 29 February 2008
| This page is a Stub, please expand it if you have any relevant details. |
Q:How do I take place in a guild conflict?
A:You attack any member in your level range and it will put you into the Guild Conflict if maximum participants have not been reached.
Q:How do Guild Conflicts work?
A:Conflicts work like this. There is a set number of attacks each guild gets(50 ,75 or 100). Each win from an attack your guild has initiated your guild gains 1 point, each lose your guild receives no points are gained. The guild with the most points at the end of the conflict wins.
Q:What if each guild has the same amount of points at the end of the Guild Conflict?
A:If each guild has equal points it is a stand off.
Q:How does a Guild Conflict end?
A:The end of the conflicts is when each guild makes all of their attacks, or the 24 hrs has expired.
Q:What does the guild get if they win the Guild Conflict?
A:For every Guild Conflict a guild wins it gets 1RP and some of the other guilds GvG points.
There are a many different strategies that can be taken in a conflict here are a two.
"Show me your champion" is a 1 on 1 conflict.
"Bring out the mob" is a conflict that has many members that can join.
