/guildparty [guild name]

[LadyPhoenix]

Would be nice if you make a new command that's /guildparty [guild name] so that you can party all players of specific guilds.

Sometimes there are wars within nations where multiple guilds take sides and fight against other guilds. /nation party won't work in this situation because you're fighting your own nation. Also /guild party only partially works but you would still be hitting your ally guilds.

[täisdibla]

Yeah though this command would be mainly for Vyseus, the innernational drama nation, I support it anyway since it's a good idea.
T-UP

[marianz]

U can party upto 6 players, what happens if more than 6 are next to you?

[balzak]

if i understand right it is a party command only so you cant attack someone allied to you and not to share xp so it doesnt interfer with the party system and it isnt ilmited only for 6 ppl just like partynation and partyguild

[kador]

Maybe make an option to Guild Master make aliances, so the members wont be able to hit someone from another guild (unless they quit guild)

[SquirelTime]

mmm i like the alliance idea, just have it so when u /party guild it will work for the allies as well.

[LadyPhoenix]

I like the alliance idea as well. Only problem I can see with it is if a war between alliance guilds break out while the guild leader is not on :/

[SquirelTime]

hmmm well thats just gaming life lol. hence why i would have alliance guilds come under the /guildparty command, rather than not being able to attack them at all.

[LadyPhoenix]

I feel like that forces the guild leader's views on the guild sometimes though. For example, I pk and level with ZT all the time. It's a wide-known fact that Arab doesn't like me. Due to this fact, I doubt he would ever /ally my guild even if most of the members are fine with leveling/playing with my guild.

[SquirelTime]

ummm i do see your point. but i suppose it would then come down to each individual guild. at the end of the day a guild is run by the guild leader so his word goes, whether it is his own opinions or a descision made by listening to all members then desciding