Guild neccesity question...

[from deaTh]

Well, let's say that I'm gonna play with Tauren-Druid, or Undead Rogue,warrior , etc,etc.. I do not preffer classes as mages,warlocks,shamans,priests...It's more fun for me (right now) to enter in the middle of chaos, with some hughe axe, or sword and to enjoy the massacre (man I'm crazy)... I know that guilds can do a lot better with some healer, or else, but that's just not my style - at this moment... So, I realized that when I jump at 60 lvl, that is not the end... There are instances for u and u'r guild, and a lot rewards are in it (armour and stuff)..
So my question is: what if I choose a class that are much more popular than the other ones, so when it comes to instances, I will have a hard time finding a guild to help me with it, cuz they will need a priest, or mage or else...Is there the end for me and my character, and I should start playing with some class that I don't like just to see all stuff??I cannot choose my class for the sake of others, I will choose class that I like at the moment, to fully enjoy with my character,but I just ask my self what if?? Since in my town there are no players of WoW, and in my state there are few (about fifty I presume) players, but I believe that they already have their guilds, so I just ask you, more experienced players-what are my chances to find guild when I need one? Thanks

[Tollin]

First off let me say WOAH! Took me a few times to read thru to get the gist of what you are trying to say. Which I think is this?

I want to play WoW, but I am afraid because the type of class I want to play, melee centric, except for the Druid part (??), may not be needed for end game stuff.

Well, guilds are just a group of folks that like to try to get together and do stuff, help each other out, and/or chat all day long over guild channell while your playing.

If your talking about Raid guilds, then yess you have to apply for them, and if you can meet their standards of play then you will be admitted.

Since you are just getting started, it will take at least two months of playing to get one character to lvl 60. Now that is if you like the first class you pick, which on average most folks start off with one, and then change to another class after playing for a time.

I started a paladin, and then went Warlock because I enjoy casters classes more than melee. I have a lvl 42 warrior that I don't even play anymore. I went back to a caster class, a Dorf Priest.

So just try to play the game.

[RebirthOfMak]

Actually my raid guild lets people in if they whisper guild leaders with a decent reason for getting in..

[Draguss]

My guild went to MC the other night. There were 7 hunters in the raid. There was no problem with that. My guild will do with what they have. I know my hunter gets heals through the raid because I keep an eye on my healers. If they happen to draw aggro I turn Growl on Wolfie and send him over.

Play the toon you like but learn to play it well and in groups and you will always be welcome.