The major problem that pvp guilds face is that they don't offer much in the way of incentive to stick around when something unpleasant happens. In a PVE guild, people have a much higher tolerance for drama as long as things are progressing. But what can a pvp guild offer its members as an incentive to wow gold stick around? Arenas dont reward any alliance larger than five people.
One handicap seems to be the PVP players. In general they are more likely to be the kind of people that cannot succeed in PVE because of immaturity issues. They are often younger than the majority of players, with a "twitchy", hostile mentality that does them well in arenas but not playing in large groups.
What about premades? Premades have always seemed to be the key to a pvp guild that would actually become prominent, but the dirty little secret is that PVP gear is actually inferior in BGs for many classes (I and another priest ran a really successful premade all summer, both of us usually specced holy and in rogue builds talent pve gear) so long as you have the premade structure backing you up.
There's a guild here in Europe on the Ravenholdt server on the Horde Side that are a World PVP guild. And it really makes the server fun. They are a no holds barred guild that will attack any ally player. So I can be leveling a alt I get attacked by them, I call my guild for help and before you know it there is a full scale world PVP battle going on.
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For starters, PvP achievement has heightened the interest in PvP. Like a slaying a racial leader, the more difficult achivements are going to require a disciplined and coordinated team. A PvP guide could certainly dedicated the most of the time to these goals and be successful, but it is hard to drum up the interest for such a thing when players spending so much time raiding.(farming for the raid)
You should know another factor is that the Wrath expansion has a great deal of innovative PvP content: a new style of battleground, more dynamic arenas, more PvP dailies, and Lake Wintergrasp, the centerpiece that Blizzard hopes will bring real, active world PvP to Azeroth in the end.
In my opinion, a guide that is entirely dedicated to the PvP can be a powerful force on the server. It asks for a strong leader to keep the organization active and relevant, and not just another chat channel for a few gold cheap wow gold random Arena teams and BGers.
As aways, PvP is a controversial topic in the Warcraft community. With this little PvP content, it is the only reson why somebody play. Compared to patch after patch of the mostly PvE content, the PvP content in the game sometimes they feel neglected. Someone have no interest in the PvP content, because their classes are nerfed in the name of competitive balance.
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