Based on the reply from Itervlet, I think we should. Ideally all the gay guilds will move to the same server as I did enjoy seeing all the other players running around even if they were not in our guild.

Also, let's hope the listen to the community. I know a lot of healers were very upset with 1.2. The did not listen to us and just went with their numbers. How they could go so wrong, I just can understand.

My personal vote would be a resounding YES as well. I know we did a lot of work coordinating which server all the lgbt guilds would be forming on but at this point, I am not sure I really care what the other groups are thinking because I think they are all planning on moving to the destination server when it is made available because our current server is near death if not dead.

I WANT TO TAKE CARE OF THE NEEDS OF OUR GUILD and guildmates. We need more people to be able to form groups with for many things. That and I don't believe we will be doing ANY growing without more people to draw from. No one is going to be moving to our current server with it's next to nonexistent population. I was online for over 12 hours yesterday and I was literally the only toon on Alderaan the entire time and one of only 7 toons on the entire server. :( That fact alone should speak volumes... :blink:

We've discussed the mechanics of how the transfer is going to take place once 1.3 becomes available. The SWTOR website has all that information. They have several "destination servers" predetermined, which they are not going to release until the time comes. If our server (The Jekk'Jekk Tarr) is not a destination server, we have exactly one server to which we can transfer. Several other servers will be transferring to this one, as well. (My personal unfounded assumption: we'll also be part of a West Coast PVE server. I know we'll be PVE, but I'm guessing it'll be West Coast, too.)

As a guild we need to ask the question, "Do we want to switch to this new server as a group?"

My personal vote is YES! I'm really attached to my character names and Legacy name. But, I'm definitely willing to sacrifice them to play with a lot of people, be able to do Flashpoints, and participate in Ops groups. Hopefully we can get some new recruits for the guild, too. And I definitely want to stay with Stonewall if/when we switch, too. I love the people here, so I'd love to keep the guild together rather than just jumping ship and letting it fall apart.

What is everyone's opinion on this?

So at this point I think we should start getting opinions of everyone if we should transfer to the new server as a guild when that time comes. I'm going to start a new thread for that.

I've had a play around and came up with these.


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I have unlocked the Guild Emblem option and have given you all permission to go and edit it. If you come up with a design you like then please feel free to screenshot it and upload it and (maybe after the next beta, since we don't have much time left) we can start a bit of a vote :)

If you go to Divinity's Reach (probably the other cities too but I don't know them) and find the Guild Registrar NPC he'll have the option to edit it (he's just by the Ministers waypoint).

Don't worry about accidentally saving it, it's not important since it's beta and it doesn't seem to cost anything to change it.

Have Fun!

Edit: attached the one I have currently set.

I've taken some screenshots I'm going to upload at the end of the weekend. But I doubt I've found anywhere people haven't seen 200 times already lol!

For me I find many of the non Norn areas nice but the one which stands out for me right now has got to be the Quaggon village in Lions Arch. I say in but it is actually underwater. I will look forward to killing multitudes of undead from here someday.

Episode 637 - Enterprise - "Fight or Flight" - 10/03/2001

http://www.allstepisodes.com/megvid.php?n=5103

Hoshi faces her fears on an alien ship whose crew was murdered, while Malcolm tries to upgrade the ship's defense system.

Enjoy!

Episode 636 - Enterprise - "Broken Bow, Part II" - 09/26/2001

http://www.allstepisodes.com/megvid.php?n=5102

First contact with Klingons; the Enterprise (NX-01) is launched. Archer finds himself in the middle of a Temporal Cold War.

Enjoy!

Quote by Halish

SERVER IS UP!!!

Woo! Oh wait, 81,000 files to patch!

SERVER IS UP!!!

Ditto here. I keep trying the launcher and seeing that no event on message.. Oh why cant they start it early accidentally like last time :(

all patched and ready :)

bump since it is today :) /clap

Episode 635 - Enterprise - "Broken Bow, Part I" - 09/26/2001

http://www.allstepisodes.com/megvid.php?n=5101

First contact with Klingons; the Enterprise (NX-01) is launched. Archer finds himself in the middle of a Temporal Cold War.

Enjoy!

I've updated the time to 1 hour. We'll see how its going.

I like to think that the fleet can decide to do all the things everyone wants to do, and that it would be possible to have more than one limited run of something. Patience might be required, but I would hope that everyone here has some patience - even if it wears thin after grinding through a few levels. ;)

Posted some quotes from the Dev Tracker. :P

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I think the system will ultimately hurt us as a fleet regrettably.

I think quite differently to be honest. I think this will be a great thing for us. We've already seen more people joining up because there's now a reason to be part of an active fleet.

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We have three fleets which will all be seeking upgrading starbases, 2 fed plus 1 kdf and players will be encouraged to upgrade projects where possible. I say where possible as the devs have already pointed out that some folks will be so keen to be able to afford snazzy T5 Nova's that they will prevent others from donating to the projects and thus being able to afford a T5 nova when they become available.

How would someone prevent someone else from donating to projects?

Members will be able to donate on up to 5 projects at any given time, each earning the Fleet Credits. While, Starbase upgrade projects will take longer to upgrade, from several days to several weeks, provisioning ships and equipment will take much shorter times, around a day. So if we have say, 20 people wanting a particular ship and provisioning it provides us with 5 we can just run it four times and dole out the necessary ship. Its important to remember, wanting a ship doesn't mean you'll be able to afford it. You'll still need to donate the necessary amount of supplies to gain enough Fleet Credits to be able to afford the ship you want.

The fact that we have three different fleets gives us that many more options. At least on the Federation side, we'll be able to provision twice the number of ships at a time for players. Don't have the ship you want in the current fleet? We can always move the necessary character around, let you grab the ship in need and switch you back.

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Bad-will will inevitably ensue as I doubt the provisioning tasks will be set as often as folks would wish as fleet officers would decide they have other priorities (such as making it look all singing and dancing). I actually see many more smaller fleets forming with an optimal size equivalent to the number of ships generated by provisioning tasks.

Upgrading the Starbases will defiantly be a high priority as it'll unlock different gear for us to provision, but I'm sure we'll have plenty of time to provision gear while we're gathering the necessary donations. In the end, we'll need to find a fair and equitable method of doling out provisioned items.

While new fleet may crop up, few have been around as long as Stonewall Fleet has. We've been here since before Closed Beta and been a very stable part of the community since then. Few fleets in STO can say that.