I think the only reason hes refusing is because hes trying to make the point of he’s original post where as he would like to hunt on a fair playing field on hes level, us giving him what he needs is nice but all it does is gloss over the fact hes unable to obtain what he needs via the intended route, which i agree with and i commend him for not taking up the offers and sticking to hes guns, a formidable ally i shall be taking under my wing.
Ah, it seems my spell of understanding has finally struck true, and for that, I offer you a nod of gratitude amidst the chaotic symphony of my magical misadventures. Indeed, you've deciphered the essence of my musings, shedding light on a conundrum as perplexing as one of my own conjurations gone awry.
I could, with a mere flick of my wand and a sprinkle of GG, acquire all the skill books my heart desires, transforming my arsenal into a beacon of power. Yet, my quest is not for mere power but to illuminate a grievance that plagues our realm. The plight of the novice adventurers, those spirited noobs, is a path fraught with shadows, for without the aid of the more seasoned heroes, their journey is but a march through quicksand.
Even should I rally alongside a cohort of level 116 compatriots, we find ourselves but leaves in the storm, at the mercy of the towering titans that guard the gates to glory. While many of these guardians are benevolent, a few harbor storms within their hearts, making our passage perilous.
The cauldron of discourse bubbles still, a hopeful sign that from this alchemical process, a solution of equity may yet be distilled. But alas, the perfect spell of resolution remains elusive, dancing just beyond my grasp like a wisp in the woods.
P.S. In my zeal to forge my own path, to ascend the ranks with the independence of a mage who's accidentally turned his staff into a serpent, I overlooked the tapestry of camaraderie that binds us all. The revelation that one must seek the shelter of a guild upon reaching the threshold of level 130, a sanctuary to progress further, was as unexpected as finding one's spellbook has sprouted legs and run away.
tl;dr: You seem to understand the issue and I thank you for the clarification. I could buy my way through the problem with GG but
wanted to highlight the issue that beginners hit a wall and need help from higher-level players to advance. Even with a group of level 116 players, we're still at a disadvantage, so even a noob guild would not help.
I'm glad the discussion is ongoing, hoping for improvements, though I don't know the perfect solution.
I admit I was eager to progress independently, not realizing the utmost necessity of joining a guild around level 130 for any possible future advancement.
