I'm not buying that this is a widespread problem. One or two GvG losses aren't a big deal. Screen your potential members better, and if they are there to 'sabotage' your guild kick them immediately.One solution would be a simple compromise of the solution metioned above.
Basically it is this:-
If a target has only been in a guild for less than a month (or two weeks perhaps) then he/she should be allowed to be booted and NOT still be a legible target.
This way, those who are established members of a guild won't get kicked just to be reinstated after a conflict (no point as they would still be legit targets either way).
That's the best solution I could come up with and it would solve the immediate problem.
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I am sorry Sustortias, I usually agree with you but, in this case I don't really see it as a wide spread problem. Maybe you do need to speak with your recruits more. Your real scammers are not going to want to spend the time to anser your questions most times. I know we do not really have this as an issue in our guild.
Yes it does happen but you are not going to be able to stop all scammers all of the time. There are people that spend there time figuring out how to beat the system. You just have to work around it. I believe the set up we have now is much better then anything done previously.


