Aye without participation we could not kill the things we want to kill. I
had become a casual player, or even less, so that is one reason I decided to
go. Casual players can get loot, but it is only going to be after everyone
else has what they want, and if you are lucky enough that the mob you want
something off is still being killed.

I don't think I would have been kicked out or anything, but I also wasn't
contributing anymore. Most of the guild plays every night or at least 6
nights a week from 5:30pm on. Recently it was asked (or ordered, however
you want to see it hehe) that every member attend at least 1 raid per week,
which isn't much to ask at all but I wasn't even doing that much when I
quit.

Shada

> I had seen one of your previous posts a long time ago on this
> subject, but
> couldn't find it. A very involved system. I'm guessing that
> there aren't
> any casual gamers in Afterlife, or if they are, they don't go
> on raids or
> if they do, they just know they will not get any loot.
>
> It definitely slants rewards to the full time player: Keep up
> or drop out.