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Message ID: 3297
Date: Mon Jul 22 15:19:22 BST 2002
Author: Rob LeBeau
Subject: Re: [EverQuest] Digest Number 531
> > Ive got a question for the list.__________________________________________________
> > Its around the account is personal and cant be
> exchanged with outhers bla
> > bla. I do agree very much that you shall keep your
> account safe and all
> > this, but in a large scale operations guild its
> IMPOSSIBLE to not share
> your
> > account with a few people that you trust. This is
> essential to day to day
> > operations. You choose a couple of people who you
> trust and hand them your
> > info.
> >
> Actually it is not impossible. Sharing account info
> is a way to get your
> guild banned from the game.
> >
> > 1 example. Guild property and funding. A single
> person cannot manage the
> > trades/funds/hand out of items for the guild. This
> would be a full time
> job
> > for 1 person in my guild. Our solution is a
> separate account shared among
> > the officers with mules for cash / gems / spells /
> items. On our
> > messageboard transactions take place and a member
> can ask any officer to
> > complete a transaction once its validated on
> board. This is clearly
> against
> > the EULA but since there are no support for these
> types of operations with
> a
> > central store for a guild we have not found a
> better way to handle work
> like
> > this. How do others solve these types of problems?
> >
> See, we don't keep an armory in my guild. We used to
> have one but the person
> who had all the stuff either stopped playing or
> switched to a different
> server so nobody could get the stuff.
> Rather than having an armory, we help other members
> obtain items if we can.
> We believe that people should earn the items they
> get and they can either
> buy them off of another member or we help them to
> obtain it. In some cases
> items are given to members but it all depends on the
> individual players and
> what they like to do. We don't like begging and
> don't want to encourage it
> in our guild.
> luv,
> -Su
>
>