clans

Destiny didn't do well in regards to matchmaking and community. Here's what Bungie needs to do better with the sequel.

How can you be the best guild member possible in a forward-moving guild?

How do you deal with people who are important to your guild while not being a part of your guild?

When someone does something wrong in your guild, you need to punish them. How are you going to do that?

How do you make sure that your guild's schedule is useful to everyone and not just a belated reminder?

How do you make sure that when people talk about your group, it's with a smile and a nod instead of a frown and anger?

Handling server merges, expansion changes, and other major shifts around the server structure your guild has worked within.

How do you turn your self-contained guild into a part of a larger guild?

Now that someone is in your guild, how can you make sure they have space to thrive?

How do you filter through applicants to find the ones that can really enrich your guild instead of just filling out a roster?

Take your guild from one game and make it a guild in several games, and you improve your member pool while dealing with new wrinkles.

We've talked about all of the details - let's actually start a new guild and get moving.

We talk a lot about leaving when you aren't happy, but sometimes it might be better to stick around just the same.

Not every game supports having a guild... but a lot of the games that don't support it still benefit from them.

You want more people in your guild, but you might be hitting a few pitfalls in your zeal to recruit new members.

What specialized features do you need on your guild site - and do you do more harm than good by including ones you don't need?

How do you make sure you're listening to feedback and making the right changes rather than knee-jerk reactions?

How do you provide feedback that's actually going to be heard?

What are the warning signs that indicate you might want to start looking for a new guild before this one implodes?

How do you keep your guild or clan focused or engaged during the slow and more arduous parts of progression?