Wait I'm confused, you're upset that a guild is organising their battleground groups aka "Squads" in advance?
That if another guild in a GvG with them is running around with 20+ that they might want to group up quickly to take them on? Remembering that the other guild might still outnumber them because they were organised first and they want to get a group quickly to respond...
And that since there is so much QQ about unstructured 5v5 that they will do 5v5 when "a guild asks us before hand" with a time place aka.. structure to 5v5.
All I see is a guild being organised for battlegrounds / upcoming tournaments that is structured pvp and being able to respond to GvG whether outnumbered or not. The two are completely different aspects of the game.
At least somebody is reading the WHOLE story than what cancerfacts wants to be seen lolololol.
Leukemia can be difficult to diagnose early because symptoms often resemble those of other, less serious conditions. When a physician does suspect leukemia, diagnosis can be made using blood tests and a bone marrow biopsy.
Leukemia can be difficult to diagnose early because symptoms often resemble those of other, less serious conditions. When a physician does suspect leukemia, diagnosis can be made using blood tests and a bone marrow biopsy.
Thats the cancerfacts i know, not some imposter trying to bash a guild and make them seem bad right????? WOOOOOO hate machine is coming.
Leukemia can be difficult to diagnose early because symptoms often resemble those of other, less serious conditions. When a physician does suspect leukemia, diagnosis can be made using blood tests and a bone marrow biopsy.
Thats the cancerfacts i know, not some imposter trying to bash a guild and make them seem bad right????? WOOOOOO hate machine is coming.
If there is a new type of cancer, it is my divine duty to raise awareness in the masses. I was simply doing my job.
On another note:
An estimated 20,550 liver cancer deaths (6,570 women, 13,980 men) are expected in 2012. From 2004 to 2008, death rates for liver cancer increased by 2.2% per year in men and were stable in women. Incidence and mortality rates are more than twice as high in men as in women.
