^Exactly here i have to agree its a PVP game so fighting against guilds is normal, i do remember when Rowenna and Opium Decided to make their own guild in forest how 70% of clarity started insulting them in realm chat and Morgana aswell was close to beg them to leave the realm. Why ? its a PVP game you guys started all this fight with rowenna and opium not them.
+ if you remember Opium has been insulted badly from someone in ur guild and teased aswell what was ur action " Sorry " ? Insulting opium's mother in world chat by one of ur members , u think sorry solves that? how if someone insulted ur mother and that players was in ur guild wouldn't u kick him and report him? but honestly you've took 0 action on the wrongs that happened. Opium did tell you kick TB and no idea who. and have ur realm back and he will leave. but u decided to fight more and more and u didn't care you thought u have the best guild while you didn't know you're breaking ur guild and destroying it with ur stubborness, i've told u on skype what to do , you didn't care you though clarity will beat batata. but look where u are now . you barely have 10 members left and the left are alts. Whatever but please before talking morgana think what you and members have done.
When opium got insulted you didn't do anything to get his respect back , but when rowenna insults u just got mad and started reporting and bla bla . O'Please just close this subject because its so silly. both of u have done wrong stuff so better not involve the forums with it because everyone laughing at us - Server4. End this drama.
This game is PVP realms are sharable. and definitely for competition , having a realm all urs make the game boring.
Like when i used to be in clarity we win GW against ur alt guild and you be like " GJ GUYS WELL DONE and no idea wat" its like we've won a monster and destroyed the world Lol.
This game is PVP - DOT.
End of story stop the innaproripate langs and enjoy the game . the game is supposed to be hard. and supposed to be competitive. so deal with it.
