Anyone still alive?

[Calamity Jonny]

at all?  

[KurruptSoul]

i just joined this guild i was hoping it will still alive as i'd like to speak to some brits i feel alone on gaia to many americans  

[Calamity Jonny]

KurruptSoul

i just joined this guild i was hoping it will still alive as i'd like to speak to some brits i feel alone on gaia to many americans

I still don't understand the amount of phillipinos  

[KurruptSoul]

PiccadiIIy Circus

KurruptSoul

i just joined this guild i was hoping it will still alive as i'd like to speak to some brits i feel alone on gaia to many americans

I still don't understand the amount of phillipinos

yeah its crazy uk people some short im guessing it anime and uk people just aren't into as much as other countrys but if you want to hang out some time let me know i'd love to chill with some people from the uk  

[Invictus_88]

KurruptSoul

PiccadiIIy Circus

KurruptSoul

i just joined this guild i was hoping it will still alive as i'd like to speak to some brits i feel alone on gaia to many americans

I still don't understand the amount of phillipinos

yeah its crazy uk people some short im guessing it anime and uk people just aren't into as much as other countrys but if you want to hang out some time let me know i'd love to chill with some people from the uk

I think a lot of it is to do with changes in the way people use GaiaOnline.

Forums used to be a pretty big deal, and this one was really active some years ago, with IRL meet ups and stuff like that. We were consulted by GaiaOnline when they did official events in the UK, an the Guild had a distinctive culture with a range of active daily posters and even non-UK members who just enjoyed the culture in here

Since GaiaOnline switched to more of a moneymaking model, focused on games and items rather than community and discussion, the Guilds have generally become less relevant and less active. It's unfortunate. I'm also too busy IRL these days (proper adult now, rather than school pupil, and all that) to try and push a big publicity drive to get the GBG back on the map in a big way.

I'm still friends on facebook and IRL with several of the old regulars though, so at least there's that.

Any thoughts on how to get this ship back under sail? I'm pretty open minded.  

[KurruptSoul]

Invictus_88

KurruptSoul

PiccadiIIy Circus

KurruptSoul

i just joined this guild i was hoping it will still alive as i'd like to speak to some brits i feel alone on gaia to many americans

I still don't understand the amount of phillipinos

yeah its crazy uk people some short im guessing it anime and uk people just aren't into as much as other countrys but if you want to hang out some time let me know i'd love to chill with some people from the uk

I think a lot of it is to do with changes in the way people use GaiaOnline.

Forums used to be a pretty big deal, and this one was really active some years ago, with IRL meet ups and stuff like that. We were consulted by GaiaOnline when they did official events in the UK, an the Guild had a distinctive culture with a range of active daily posters and even non-UK members who just enjoyed the culture in here

Since GaiaOnline switched to more of a moneymaking model, focused on games and items rather than community and discussion, the Guilds have generally become less relevant and less active. It's unfortunate. I'm also too busy IRL these days (proper adult now, rather than school pupil, and all that) to try and push a big publicity drive to get the GBG back on the map in a big way.

I'm still friends on facebook and IRL with several of the old regulars though, so at least there's that.

Any thoughts on how to get this ship back under sail? I'm pretty open minded.

I would be up for helping you as i get really frustrated that everyone i meet is american or somewhere else be nice to have a community who lives near by im an old gaia player who just returned i'm an adult myself i don't know maybe competitions etc? i can supply some items as i have not a lot of use for gold and i have a lot of it  

[Invictus_88]

KurruptSoul

Invictus_88

I think a lot of it is to do with changes in the way people use GaiaOnline.

Forums used to be a pretty big deal, and this one was really active some years ago, with IRL meet ups and stuff like that. We were consulted by GaiaOnline when they did official events in the UK, an the Guild had a distinctive culture with a range of active daily posters and even non-UK members who just enjoyed the culture in here

Since GaiaOnline switched to more of a moneymaking model, focused on games and items rather than community and discussion, the Guilds have generally become less relevant and less active. It's unfortunate. I'm also too busy IRL these days (proper adult now, rather than school pupil, and all that) to try and push a big publicity drive to get the GBG back on the map in a big way.

I'm still friends on facebook and IRL with several of the old regulars though, so at least there's that.

Any thoughts on how to get this ship back under sail? I'm pretty open minded.

I would be up for helping you as i get really frustrated that everyone i meet is american or somewhere else be nice to have a community who lives near by im an old gaia player who just returned i'm an adult myself i don't know maybe competitions etc? i can supply some items as i have not a lot of use for gold and i have a lot of it

Not a bad idea at all, we could probably float it all on a thread in Chatterbox (or Friends Chat, or wherever has good traffic at the moment) with links back here, and get the ball rolling that way.  

[KurruptSoul]

Invictus_88

KurruptSoul

Invictus_88

I think a lot of it is to do with changes in the way people use GaiaOnline.

Forums used to be a pretty big deal, and this one was really active some years ago, with IRL meet ups and stuff like that. We were consulted by GaiaOnline when they did official events in the UK, an the Guild had a distinctive culture with a range of active daily posters and even non-UK members who just enjoyed the culture in here

Since GaiaOnline switched to more of a moneymaking model, focused on games and items rather than community and discussion, the Guilds have generally become less relevant and less active. It's unfortunate. I'm also too busy IRL these days (proper adult now, rather than school pupil, and all that) to try and push a big publicity drive to get the GBG back on the map in a big way.

I'm still friends on facebook and IRL with several of the old regulars though, so at least there's that.

Any thoughts on how to get this ship back under sail? I'm pretty open minded.

I would be up for helping you as i get really frustrated that everyone i meet is american or somewhere else be nice to have a community who lives near by im an old gaia player who just returned i'm an adult myself i don't know maybe competitions etc? i can supply some items as i have not a lot of use for gold and i have a lot of it

Not a bad idea at all, we could probably float it all on a thread in Chatterbox (or Friends Chat, or wherever has good traffic at the moment) with links back here, and get the ball rolling that way.

Sure thing just PM what you have in mind  

[Markko0o]

Hello!
I've just joined the guild!
I'm Italian but I happen to live in Britain (yes Im pissed off by Brexit)
So I was curious to check if there are any other real-world gaians around me, but from your conversation it seems that actually there aren't many...  

[KurruptSoul]

Markko0o

Hello!
I've just joined the guild!
I'm Italian but I happen to live in Britain (yes Im pissed off by Brexit)
So I was curious to check if there are any other real-world gaians around me, but from your conversation it seems that actually there aren't many...

I gave you an add feel free to send me a message if you want to talk  

[Sir_Catherine]

Invictus_88

KurruptSoul

i just joined this guild i was hoping it will still alive as i'd like to speak to some brits i feel alone on gaia to many americans

I think a lot of it is to do with changes in the way people use GaiaOnline.

Forums used to be a pretty big deal, and this one was really active some years ago, with IRL meet ups and stuff like that. We were consulted by GaiaOnline when they did official events in the UK, an the Guild had a distinctive culture with a range of active daily posters and even non-UK members who just enjoyed the culture in here

Since GaiaOnline switched to more of a moneymaking model, focused on games and items rather than community and discussion, the Guilds have generally become less relevant and less active. It's unfortunate. I'm also too busy IRL these days (proper adult now, rather than school pupil, and all that) to try and push a big publicity drive to get the GBG back on the map in a big way.

I'm still friends on facebook and IRL with several of the old regulars though, so at least there's that.

Any thoughts on how to get this ship back under sail? I'm pretty open minded.

With Gaia changing hands and back in management under Lanzer, now might be a good time to try and revive the GBG with whatever you two might have had in mind. As a site it really did loose a lot these past couple of years but hope springs anew.  

[Jesikins]

So is this guild dead?