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The game is awesome and reminds me of epic things I have done in the past. The only thing is that the game Is run by millionaires and giant guild that won't let non-paying players entire or something I have tried 15 other games like this and they all suck is there some way paying and non-paying members can be fair? And the giant guilds worry me. P.S where do I find stories adout guild wars and betryals and stuff like that????

Im in several worlds and in many of them Im in topguilds. You would be surprised how few of them pay their way up. My experience is the top players are super active, thats how they get to be on top and how they stay on top. Being active yourself and being in a guild thats likewise active makes all the difference. Sure buying some resources, especially starting up in a new world, makes a difference, but it all evens out eventually.

Ive never heard of any guild rejecting a player because he/she didn't spend money on the game... On the other hand I know big guilds reject too small players. But it all comes down to activeness. You wont grow fast enough if you only log on every other day.
Activeness is really the key, not $$.

I disagree! It is about being active but come on be real. It is about how much you pay in the beginning, but once you are lucky enough to be in the right guild and have establish many cities, then you don't need to use as much money. Allot of lick with location and guild has allot to do with it.

You have your experience. I have mine.
And I tell you you'd be surprised how little it matters in the long run.
Luck has nothing to do with it.

Larlis is correct, I've been in a lot of worlds and from the very beginning and even with gold to spend I can't see anything worth spending it on.
Log on multiple times an hour
Do not sleep
Don't join a ****ty guild

Thank larlis that was helpful! The only thing is that huge guilds just wipe out regions. Valor faces the prodlem every game like this face huge guilds and huge players ruling the game luckily the amount of conflict and betrayal keep them at bay. Sort of

I've been in a lot of worlds, and truth is the stuff you can buy is so ridiculously overpriced that it really is activity and smart management that differentiate the point leaders, not money