Good People. Good Games. Good Company

[Grumpitude]

Attitude Gaming was created around a fairly simple idea: online gaming is better when you have good people to enjoy it with.

We’re here to enjoy World of Warcraft: Forever, tackle dungeons and raids, explore Azeroth, have a laugh and build a community that people genuinely want to be part of. We want a friendly, relaxed and welcoming home where you can bring your friends, your partner or even your children, log in, say hello and feel right at home.

We’re not interested in turning a game into another job, filling our days with unnecessary drama or making people feel they have something to prove.

These guidelines aren’t a list of strict rules designed to police every conversation or dictate how you should play. They’re simply an outline of what we value, what we expect from our members and the sort of community we want to build together.

At the heart of it all is one simple principle: treat others as you’d like to be treated yourself.

Be Kind, Be Respectful

We’re all here to enjoy ourselves, and that starts with treating one another with a little kindness and respect.

We all have different levels of experience, different amounts of time to play and different reasons for being here. Some members have been playing MMOs for decades, while others might be relatively new to the game. Neither makes anyone more or less welcome.

If someone makes a mistake, struggles with a boss or doesn’t quite understand a particular mechanic, give them a hand rather than making them feel uncomfortable. Everyone has to learn somewhere, and we’re all capable of making the occasional mistake.

A bit of friendly banter is always welcome, but there’s a difference between having a laugh with someone and making them the subject of it. Be mindful of how your words might come across, and remember that not everyone shares the same sense of humour.

Unnecessary arguments, personal insults, deliberately disruptive behaviour and putting others down have no place here.

We don’t expect everyone to be best friends, agree on everything or get along perfectly all the time. We simply expect everyone to show a reasonable level of consideration for the people around them.

A Family-Friendly Community

Attitude Gaming is intentionally family-friendly. Some of us have children who play, some have partners who join in, and others simply prefer a more relaxed environment.

We want this to be a community where people of different ages can feel comfortable chatting, playing and getting involved.

We therefore ask members to keep their language reasonable, avoid inappropriate conversations and think about the audience before making jokes or comments. Banter is part of gaming, but it should always remain good-natured.

We also leave real-world politics out of guild chat. There are plenty of places to debate the state of the world, but our little corner of Azeroth is somewhere we can put those discussions aside and enjoy playing together.

Ultimately, we want this to be a guild you’d happily invite your children, younger relatives or friends into without having to worry about the sort of conversations they’ll encounter.

Play Together, Not Alone

Nobody expects you to be online around the clock. Real life comes first, and we all have work, family, responsibilities and other commitments.

That said, we’re building a guild, not simply collecting players who happen to share a guild tag while quietly adventuring in opposite corners of the world.

Say hello when you log in, join in with conversations, take part in guild activities when you can and lend a hand when someone needs it.

You don’t have to attend every event, join every raid or be involved in absolutely everything. Play at your own pace and enjoy the game your way.

We simply ask that you make an effort to be part of the group. The best communities are built by people who enjoy spending time together, whether that’s tackling difficult content, running old dungeons, exploring the world or just having a chat.

Make Use of Our Guild Tools

Our website, forums and TeamSpeak are an important part of how Attitude Gaming operates. They’re not just optional extras we’ve thrown together; they’re part of the community we’re building and what makes us a little different.

We encourage everyone to make use of them:

• The Forums: Keep up with guild news, announcements, discussions and community conversations.
• The Event Schedule: Check upcoming raids, dungeons and other activities, and sign up for anything you’d like to join.
• TeamSpeak: Join us for group content where voice communication is useful or needed.

You don’t have to speak if you don’t want to. We’re not going to force anyone into a microphone, but for organised activities such as raids, you must at least be able to listen.

We deliberately use our own website, forums and TeamSpeak rather than relying entirely on a third-party chat platform. It gives us somewhere to organise things, share information, keep our discussions and build a bit of guild history along the way.

They’re there for everyone, so please make use of them!

Guild Ranks and Progression

Guild ranks are based on participation, involvement and contribution to the community. They’re not a measure of your DPS, gear score, raid performance or how many hours you spend online.

Our ranks are:

• Recruit: You’ve recently joined and are getting settled in.
• Casual: You take part in guild life, but perhaps not on a particularly regular schedule.
• Member: You’re a consistent participant and an established part of the community.
• Veteran: You’ve been with us for a long time and have helped the guild grow and develop.
• Officer: You help run the guild, organise events and look after things such as the website and Event Schedule.
• Guild Master: The person trying to keep the ship afloat, put out the fires and stop the retirement home from descending into complete chaos!

The principle is straightforward: ranks reflect your involvement and the contribution you make to the guild. You don’t need to be the best player in Azeroth to earn your place here.

Everyone has something to contribute, and we value the people who help make the guild a great place to be.

Communicate and Be Understanding

If you need to take a break, something is bothering you or you’re unsure about something, just talk to us.

We won’t remove you simply because you’ve been away for a while, and we certainly won’t punish you for having real-life commitments. Nobody is expected to be available all the time, and we’re not interested in creating unnecessary pressure around a game.

If something isn’t right, we’d much rather you speak to an officer than let a misunderstanding turn into a bigger problem.

Likewise, if you make a mistake, own it. We’re all human, and a little honesty and willingness to talk goes a long way.

We don’t expect perfection from anyone. A bit of patience, understanding and communication is usually all it takes to resolve most problems.

Help Shape Our Community

Attitude Gaming is a community, not a one-person project. While there are people responsible for keeping things running, we genuinely want members to have a say in how the guild develops.

Have an idea for an event? Want to suggest a new activity? Think the website could do something better? Have a suggestion for making guild life more enjoyable?

We’d love to hear it!

We’re always happy to receive constructive feedback and new ideas. Whether it’s a new forum feature, a different type of guild activity or something completely unexpected, we’d rather hear about it than have everyone quietly wishing things were different.

The guild should be something we build together, with members who feel involved, invested and proud to be part of it.

Welcome to Attitude Gaming!

At the end of the day, Attitude Gaming exists for people who want to enjoy their games, make friends, have a laugh and be part of a community that lasts.

We’re not trying to be the biggest guild on the server, the most hardcore raiding outfit or a place where everyone has to play a certain way.

We just want good people, good company and a shared love of gaming.

If you believe in treating others with respect, enjoy a bit of friendly banter, are happy to get involved and want to be part of a welcoming community, you’ll fit right in.

If that sounds like your kind of guild, here’s how to get started:

1. Create an account on our website..
2. Say hello and introduce yourself on the forums.
3. Browse upcoming activities and sign up through our Event Schedule.
4. Join us in-game and become part of the community.

We’re looking forward to sharing plenty of adventures, laughs and memories with you.

For the Horde!

Edited by Grumpitude on November 3rd 2026 at 13:05

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