It seems that the video title was unclear judging on the comments, I'm not quitting raiding. What the title means is that it almost destroyed my guild and that it almost made me quit raiding. Sorry for the confusion!

"Whenever I tell an inside joke I'm the only one inside" This hit me hard.

Speaking as the founder of Indestructible 8.5 years ago, thank you Asmongold for having the courage, fortitude and determination to keep the guild going and kill Mythic Guldan. We went through similar drama in H ICC, and all that didn't kill us made us stronger. I haven't raided with you guys since Cata launch, but I still root for Indestructible and will continue rooting for you until the very end. Good luck, you have transformed yourself from the guild's loudmouth elitist in Cata to my IRL hero. Thank you. P.S. now that you have Mythic Guldan out of the way, moar comedy vids plz kk? Thx.

Change guild name to destructible

"whenever i tell an inside joke... im the only one inside" 0_0 now that's some deep shit right there...

Back when asmon played the game at an high level 😢would be lit to see the bald man return to the mythic raiding scene but its sadly not worth the time investment for him

Asmongold: Quite honestly, I don't know where to begin. Your story hit me hard. I have a hard time in World of Warcraft, because I have Cerebral Palsy, and a fused left wrist. Because of this, I have a hard time with Raiding because PUGs don't have any patience with me. They skip trash - I end up pulling it. They do those jump glitches, I can't do it because of my hands. I get called a noob. Once, I even got called a BOT because I get lost or turned around. My brain knows mechanics, but my hands don't cooperate sometimes and I get kicked more often than I finish raids. I my humble opinion, the Ahead of the Curve achievements have ruined World of Warcraft, because people no longer have the patience or fortitude to learn, plan, adapt, and evolve with the world of Azeroth. It makes it hard for players like me to join groups because they are asking for those with AOTC achievements - and so I am often left behind the curve. I tell you this - not for pity - but because your story has inspired me to keep going at my own pace. The rewards will come - and more importantly - the few people I do play with understand my situation and do not judge me. I only play on weekends, as I spend my days writing novels and poetry books (I have published one of each - working on the second novel now), doing computer classes for Excel Certification, and practicing Shotokan Karate (2018 US Open Paralympic Kata Champion - Silver Medal - currently going after a Green Belt), and many other things. I have a 110 Warlock (Alliance), and I have earned every bit of the achievements that I do have with little help. I leveled said Lock from 1-80 doing nothing but questing when I started in 2008 - BEFORE BIND ON ACCOUNT GEAR EXISTED! Just thought I would throw that in there. Your videos have always been a go-to for the achievements I would like to, uhm, achieve! My current guild no longer raids, and I would like to find one that would be willing to take me in. Maybe someday.... Blessings to you always, in spirit. AskAdam28

As a rookie GM and raid leader of a guild that has been around since mid-WoD, your story is really inspiring to me Asmongold. We have been very hesitant to push Mythic NH too hard because of the same issues you spoke about in this video and have lost 5 members in the last two weeks, and dropped a raid night to avoid or at least slow the burnout of progression in such a difficult raid. If we end this tier only 6/10M I will consider that a win, knowing how brutal the rest of the raid is on the group as a whole.

I get the empty feeling; It was not doing it with your friends. but at least you did it in their memory.

i come back to this video very often. not only was this the first asmondgold video i ever watched, it was also the first wow video i ever watched when i came back to the game at the end of nighthold. i was absolutely dogwater, grey parsing in an aotc guild as low-end raider and as someone who didn't know how to do my rotation let alone aspirations of running a guild. 5 years later and since then I started a guild and have 4 straight CE's as a 2-night guild under our belts through some of the worst content blizzard has ever put in the game with everything at it's worst and this video (among others) has helped keep the lights on. so thank you for that.

My guild is running in to the problem of getting people to show up to mythic raids. Why run mythic raids when heroic gear can titanforge up and gear you out. Mythic is harder, time consuming, and the rewards are lacking in these people's opinion. I myself enjoy the challenge, transmog recolors, and the prestige of it. Most applicants we get only want to raid heroic. Mythic raid ready people on my server only want to join the tip top raid guilds that are almost mythic cleared and not work through progression. TLDR : Blizzard made mythic raids almost entirely pointless

im The raid leader of a daytime EU mythic guild and i can sympathise with some of the problems you had and i can extremely relate to what you go through, because as a daytime raiding guild we face the same problems every single day not having the player pool to pick from as a night time guild would. So to get through hat tough time is a testament to you and your management teams leadership. Its rough how you have to manage players but you did it in the only way you had left and sometimes thats the way it has to be. Finally big gratz on clearing the instance :)

I just love that when a key player leave, most of them has put them selves on a pedestal believing that without them "you" cant progress - you fill the gap, which in some cases is difficult, you work hard and allocate a tremendous amount of effort and finally reach a goal that you previously couldn't reach. That feeling when those that left wants back into the guild - you in turn gives them the thumb down and drop the mic in front of their faces. knowing full well that we did better when they weren't here!

I went from a mythic raider at the beginning of the expac, then to normal raiding, then pugging, then LFR only...then logging in once or twice a week. And now I have not logged in for over a month. The grind killed me honestly. This expansion fucking killed me with the grind in everything you do.

I tried going for raiding in Legion, joined a hybrid raiding/social guild, but i soon realized that systems like Legendaries and Artifact Power was too annoying and broken for my taste (remember no bad luck protection after 4th leggy? remember some specs NEEDING specific leggys to be even viable? remember Maw of Souls spamming?), so i started going social and returning to my old love for casual gold making. Things went decent for my guild, they got us a 7/7M in Nightmare, but in ToV, they never managed to kill helya. Some officers started leaving, our GM got a position on a pro Overwatch team, and bad signs for progression showed up left and right. In the beginning of 7.2 it finally became official, the guild was going full social. I'm gonna miss a lot of ppl who left, but some of those ppl still hangs around today on alts, we have some casual raids and m+ runs on our calendar still, but it still hit me hard back then. if you actually read all that, i thank you for listening to my ramblings.

Enjoyed the story so much! It really shows that with hard work it can pay off, maybe not in every way you hoped but you got that mythic Gul'dan kill. It's rly good to see what happens behind the scenes of guilds like yours and what can happen. Keep up the good work!

Great video man, I respect you a lot and always have. I don't think I'll ever disagree with you. Massive congrats on your Mythic Gul'dan kill, you 100% deserve it.

year and a half later i still come back to view this video, i find it inspirational.

well done this is why a lot of ppl in the wow community look up to you.

Could almost drop a tear to this. Congrats and well done!

This jabroni was going to eat a pizza and eat McDonald’s knowing he was going to be late for raid time.

From a sister on the other side of the shard on Stormreaver, kudos to you for making the best of what appears to be a universally stressful situation. We've had those pains going with finishing heroic and trying to start mythic. Don't normally say this to a stranger or an alliance, but my warrior friend speaks highly of you and it sounds like you had a shitty go of things, so... Good on you. I hope it improves for you

i have a similar story to this but it started early in the tier, exactly at the start of nighthold. my guild saw that progress is just a big hassle and staying on top just took too much time and effort when everyone in the guild just became too old for hardcore because of our IRL jobs and families... My guild is 10 years old and we have been hardcore ever since TBC however recently we went the casual route because of all the hassle legion raiding offered. I feel sorry for you Asmongold that the core people of your guild left and abandoned ship, one core thing in my guild is that we all were friends and we built our bonds for 10 years and have been loyal to each other ever since. We all agreed on that we have enough and just simply all agreed that we will focus on Heroic raiding only because of the ease of flexibility and also do mythic kills every now and then when we have the correct numbers and just do farm. no progression required and no hassle there. Ofcourse it takes people that are loyal and have similar mindsets so that's how my guild succeeded... sure we do not do mythic raiding and we are far far off from a mythic guldan kill however we simply do not care about it and just want to keep raiding together because of the bonds. Stay strong Asmongold.

Never knew you went through this, I commend you for doing everything in your power to keep it going. This kill was well deserved and I hope it brought you some happiness. You asked for similar stories in regards to what you experienced. Flashback to right before legion release, I was a raid leader along with several other players that I've played with since Vanilla. Everything went fine, we cleared some bosses in HFC, had a good time. Legion releases, our GM takes a break as he was burnt out. I decided to step up and give it my all and try to make things happen with the guild. I talked to a lot of the guild, and most assured me that they were staying, they liked raiding here. A couple players left, but to be expected when changes of leadership happen. By the time Emerald Nightmare was released, I went from 20 solid raiders down to 5. The very same people that left the guild were the ones that said they weren't going anywhere. I took those 5 raiders, did some heavy recruiting and only managed to get 1-2 more. Faced with what to do decision, I gave pugging a shot. The raiders that left went right into heroic EN and proceeded to wipe all night. The people that joined and the 5 that stayed, we cleared all the way to Cenarius the first night. Only doing 1-2 attempts max per boss. We had #3 and #4 on most kills that night on the server (#8 and 12 on Cen/Xav). Sadly lifestyle changes forced the guild into disarray and ultimately ended with only 2-3 remaining. What you had to go through I can relate and commend you for holding it together and giving it your all.

CLICKBAIT ! we all know you wont stop going deep for the purp's

Congratz on the mythic kill man. And in regards to being the oldest member of your guild, I can't say I've tried it myself, but I can say that I think it is an opportunity. You're the one who has the best idea of what the guild was like, and always has been like, since the early days. That means you are the guy with the chance to keep that 'soul' of the guild alive and well. Rebuild it if you have to, as something old but also new.

Damn man, my guild is only 4/10, of course having just killed Krosus, and we're having the damn same issues. I'm burning out, our members are burning out; the attrition is real. I don't know how the hell you pulled the guild together after all that. I'm trying my ass off, recruiting like crazy, trying to find a good mix of personality and skill. It's hard as fuck. Good job man, I know at least part of the struggle.

sorry to hear about guild troubles. Had a similar issue where lost a lot of good guildies, but it was because we weren't able to reach the 20 man mark for mythic. The guild ended up dissolving and although I keep in touch with 1-2 members raiding was pretty rough until I found a new group of raiders I enjoyed being with. Hope it works out well!

many wipes left side

I don't think I have ever watched one of your videos before but this hit me hard. I have been GM of a Mythic Raiding Guild since 2009 and We completely fell apart at 6/7M in EN. I know that razors edge feeling where you feel like if any one person were to quit the guild would fall apart. I did all of the recruit and drama management and it was honestly like a second full time job.

Mythic Raiding is a fucking job. It's not even fun. I come on the game to have a good time, not work. I really dont understand how people like it

Respect! I have watched heaps of your videos, but now you Sir have a new subscriber. I've been playing since the beginning, but but was only raiding top tier during BC when World Firsts where all the rage. Since then I had to cut back from the toll it was taking, so I turned into a casual raider. My guild decided to start mythic raiding a couple of months ago and I quit the raid team for a few issues, but mainly because I didn't want to make raiding Work

I quit raiding in heroic firelands, I have no idea how people have done it for 13 years it's all so similar and I only did it for like 5-6 years

I'm the raid leader for our guild and your story is identical to the end of WoD for us with Mythic Archimonde. Such a stressful time, 3 months of work, 625 wipes, background drama to just contain until he was dead, not changing the team, not resetting the instance, it was archi or nothing. And we did it. It was a huge accomplishment for us and after that everyone was happy, however all those background things I had bounced around and persuaded everyone to stay and be happy and get along.....they came back. It wasn't until half way through EN mythic, but basically what was on the verge of happening during archimonde happened then, only this time I let it and got rid of the people causing the issues, because I didn't really care a lot about EN mythic, certainly not anywhere near as much as archi mythic.Because we were on a dead server, it was then impossible to recruit, so we basically didn't go further than 3/7m EN for a good 2-3 months while struggling to recruit. We eventually gave in and moved to a new server about 1 month ago and were able to recruit for those we lost and the guild is now in a really good place. We went back and got 7/7 EN m and 2/3 ToV m and within a few weeks went 4/10 NH mythic, currently working on Spellblade.I can relate to your story a lot and understand 100% what it felt like for you. Just a word of warning that you may not be totally out of the woods yet, give it until about quarter of the way into ToS mythic when you hit the first hard boss and see if the problems and the people that cause the problems come back, make the decision to sort it out quickly or it will wreck your ToS progression.

At that point, I liked this video.

I'm not gonna lie and say i watch everything u make, but i do watch a fair amount of the vids u post to KZfaq. i have to tell u that this is the most relatable to the wow player u have ever been in my opinion. i don't know what your ultimate goal is, as a vid and streamer, but i just wanted to say thanks for showing us all your human side. this is a great video about the serious issues that many of us are facing as guild officers. the guild I'm in lost its raid leader halfway through progression in normal nighthold and then weeks later we lost our main tank. so now i am tanking for the guild, on a character i only leveled 6 weeks ago, and i have Always been a dps spec. our guild is going through a lot of turmoil, but we are strong, we have the legacy of being one of the oldest guilds on our server to uphold. i am trying like hell to hold us together to maintain that legacy. ty again for the vid.

hey man I just want to say that I really appreciate you laying this stuff down on a public media. I think a lot of people are struggling this tier. I'm happy for you, and it has really given me things to think about. my good is a heroic guild that in the past had been mythic level but due to similar issues you have had to deal with we have fallen apart. you give me hope that my team can really do what we want to and succeed. I'm the raid leader and 3rd in command and it is a struggle sometimes. thanks again. #bigdicks

guilds falling apart is a rough thing if you been in for the long haul. I remember when it happened to mine, A dispute with the main tank and the 2 guild leaders caused her to quit (they were being dicks to her), then not long afterwards the 2 leaders decided to faction and realm switch out of the blue effectively asking us to pay to do the same or stay in a dying guild. One by one they left and I only stayed out of a nostalgic loyalty, but it was deeply depressing to log on, do your thing, and only see 1 or 2 active members had played in the past couple days. Eventually had to leave as it simply got me down too much to remember the good times. But it sure sucked!

"The only thing that is really the same that I have is the name under mine" - Asmongold The Feels :(

As a raid leader of a casual guild progressing through mythic I can't imagine trying to hold together a hard core raid group. I have an awesome officer core to back my decisions and every week we clear another boss. Hopefully we will clear gul'dan within the next 2 weeks but if we don't it won't stress the guild. The big perk of being a casual raid group is it's "mostly" stress free and we are looking forward to Tomb whether we clear mythic gul'dan or not. Grats on the kill and good job standing your ground and fighting to keep your guild in the game. I know it's "just a game" but the sense of accomplishment will never be diminished in your eyes and I'm sure there is no better feeling.

That doesn't sound like NH killed the guild, sounds like real-life did.

Big respect for stepping up to the plate, probably gives you an idea of why so few want to raid lead though, I know i play with the same group of friends in WoW and various other MMOs and we always have a fight about who to make leader because we all know its hell. But it feels pretty damn fine when you pull it off

this speaks to me because 2 weeks ago my guild disbanded aswell due to high levels off toxicity lack of officers doing theyr job so it started to wear down our gm and it just turned into a giant shit show with core members getting kicked/leaving some seriously shady shit with fake screenshots to create more drama than there already was basiclly our guild turned into a reality show

Back in cata, mists and dreanor, my guild was in the top 10-5 of my server for both horde and alliance. When EN, ToV and NH came out we dropped around 5-10 core members of our guild, mostly due to work and stress, so we went from a mythic raiding guild to a heroic raiding guild and we are now within maybe the top 50 if we were to check. it is hard recruiting and making new officers out of untested and possibly bad choices, but if you stick to it you can help make your guild, not what it was but what it has to become , to make what you need to do possible.

well done dude, just shows how difficult mythic raiding is so are you the leader of indestructible on KT ?

If my work situation changes I had thought about joining a serious raiding guild again. I'm on second shift right now so 99% of such raiding guilds have times that I would be at work (in the US anyway). I was part of one back in Wrath and Cata and loved it. Just before the first big patch into cata our guild leader and his wife (two of our best raiders) started having marriage problems and the guild basically disbanded. I graduated college just a month or two later and my schedule hasn't allowed such raiding since. I was happy to hear you were able to keep it going Asmongold, Love listening to your stories. I wish all the best for you guys. If I get back into the scene I will keep you guys in mind.

Just quit raiding hardcore this expansion like I did, fuck it, admit these raids have been WAYY toomuch of a grind and hassle compared to even wod, this xpack is ALL grind and RNG bs, Its SO much better playing without hardcore raiding trust me man fuck it was a burden i was freed of.

As a raid leader and guild master myself in Legion i can understand your feelings in this one. NH has been a struggle both mentally and mechanically. a couple of bosses pushed our guild almost to breaking point at times but thankfully i have been blessed with a team of great people who have shown time and again they are willing to push against the struggle and keep going. now having gotten Gul'dan down I am looking forward to ToS but i really hope that blizzard takes note here and not repeat the mistakes of NH. I hope they see the personal demand that the design of the raid has required of their player base. Thank you for sharing your story its good to know that it wasnt just us.... also. fuck Botanist :D

This is why I'm glad I don't raid HC in progression. Heroic clears are good enough for me.

I am in a relatively decent guild on a dead server. The people are mostly older and have no real interest in progressing into mythic past the casual level. I am in no position to find a home in any guild at the level I want to be at- nor should those on that level even consider me at the moment. So, I am forced to face the reality of forming my own guild / raid group, and working our way upto that mythic guldan kill. I have one other person with me that is all in, but even so, starting and running a successful guild is a monumental undertaking. I sometimes wonder if we're up to it, or even if thats what I myself want. All I know is that I want to be on the ever-bloody edge of whatever content blizz has to throw at me. You've always inspired me, and probably thousands of others to always do their best, and to exceed their own perceived limitations. To Never Stop Going Big Dick. And so, with all that shit out of the way, with unwavering determination and unyielding resolve, is coming to KT. See you on the leaderboards, my friend.

I miss this Asmon :(

I found an odd parallel between my guild raiding days and Deadliest Catch. In the early season, you'd see a crew having a bad time, fishing would be lousy, and everyone was at each other's throats. Then things would pickup, they'd start hauling in mountains of crab, and everyone would be all smiles, hugs, and apologies. You'd see the EXACT same scenario play out trying to progress through a raid. Everyone hates each other when they're lying on the floor waiting for rez. Once that last boss is down, though, it's one big happy family again. So, yeah, guild drama = reality television. Let that sink in for a bit, maybe take a long shower.

why am i watching this? I havent played wow in 11 years, lol

I feel ya man, been the GM for 7-8 years. It's a lot of stress, work, and balancing having fun while also trying to enjoy the game. Good job, keep up the good work. The work is appreciated even if you don't get the pat on the back at the end of the night.

I was half expecting a " Remember, YOU NEVER STOP GOING BIG DICK" at the end.

I'm sure this kind of thing happened everywhere and it's actually the leadership of such guilds that get into that kind of situation that can make the guild rise up stronger or let it crumble. Had the same thing happening right around the beginning. Lots of people leaving before we even really started progressing on Mythic NH which left us in a position to not be able to recruit anyone rlly decent until we got some bosses down. Evantually we perservered and found the right guys to get back on track with some delay. I know the feeling you had, everything crumbling down beside you, people you thought you could rely on just vanishing and seemingly everything you do is for nothing. Because you think it'll just happen again, someone we need will leave anyway. So what's the point? But you took it upon you to save a good guild and succeeded and for that you have gained a great feeling of accomplishment and even more respect from the raiding community. More so from officers all around the world that faced/facing the same problem. It is possible to get out of the cycle of feeling defeated. And Asmongold is one of the many that did. Kudos to you.

guild doomed when tomb comes

Speaking as a classic raider. it happens a lot. a lot of serious guilds ive been in/spoken too over the time no longer exist. You did well and congratz for smashing out and not giving up. I quit raiding for a long time after bc n wrath raids destroying my guilds

Welll... Thats why im only doing heroic and m+

Congrats on finishing! Krosus killed my guild after 65 attempts and some of them were on the final piece of the platform. I stopped raiding because I just couldn't stomach going through the recruiting process for other guilds. I'm hoping to at least get through Heroic Tomb quickly though and then consider doing mythic. Thanks for always posting videos and being an inspiration. I'm a healer, but I always try to heal with the biggest of dicks.

Raiding is trash now. 8+ versions of the same item, people arguing over "BiS" upgrades, PUG groups being super elitist on who they invite then rage quitting when one thing goes wrong, raid leaders in guild thinking that flasks and potions actually make a massive difference to the raid. The game is shit now compared to Vanilla/TBC. Everything is a grind and there's even less of an end goal than there ever has been.

Good job dude, as someone who has stepped back from hardcore raiding, and being a GM/Raid Leader, I'm really glad I still find enjoyment raiding casually(Heroic and SOME Mythic), and I would NOT like to be in charge in a Tier such as this.

I don't even have a guild! living the pug life :D nobody will recruit me cuz im trash. but i know im trash, so im slightly less trash. although im glad your guild didn't fall apart. drama sucks

Awesome video man. Thanks for sharing your story. I quit mythic raiding about 2 ot 3 weeks ago as my guild benched me too many times to bring their favorites in but altogether I was just too burned out as well. There is like literally no incentive to do mythic raiding this expansion if at least this tier. I am just playing casually now and enjoying it more for now until I get into another guild.

IT'S JUST A GAME WHY YOU HAFF TO BE MAD?

I gotta say good shit to Trictagon for sticking by your side through it all, even if most the plate was left on your hands since he was sort of new to being an officer and all, he deserves some serious recognition. Most people would've backed out, he stayed like a true brother in arms Congrats on your Gul'dan kill Indestructible

You brought a bunch of uncoordinated arguing spergs into the hardest instance out at the moment and killed the most recent mythic raid boss, calm down dude.

For somebody that was in a guild that fell apart in WOD, I am glad that you was able to stay together. I was brought to this game by some friends from another game so this was way different for me. I am currently doing Legion by myself and it is a pain considering I have only been playing a year and I am still learning. Hope you all can always work things out.

TL:DR he thought he was entitled to clearing mythic nighthold faster than even the best guilds in the world and was going to quit raiding after a 100 wipes on guldan.. aka BABYRAGE

The saddest part wasn't the guild drama, it was failing every re-roll shown......Feels bad man

ASSmongold

That ending made me smile, all of you together so you could take a screenshot, congrats on the mythic dude

In the comment section you can see the people with 10/10HC PUG clears calling him a man-child and a pussy and actual mythic-raid leaders that relate to the struggle of progressing in the hardest content of the game. *cries in 4/10M*

Had the same after several merges and reorgs. As leader and officer. SO much responsibility and such a high standard required to push through the content. I quit the guild (my guild) , then joined as officer, and then again... and then wasnt able to find a real connection in another guild.Unsure how this all happened within the game. Now back to heroic raid/ m+ and pvp. Enjoying it.

this doesnt even sound fun anymore....?

I find this experience nearly poetic, despite its eccentricity to many 'normal people.' This guild's name truly stood the test of its own testament, where despite drastic and massive power shifts and, as he said, nearly 75% of his guild leaving, the guild remains strong. They've toppled Mythic Gul'dan, which is no mere accolade, and their achievements stand testament to the guild's name: Indestructible. He came full circle in this story. From great power with no responsibility, he ascended to greater power with immense responsibility, and he found it all the more rewarding. What he did to keep his guild intact is unsurprising in terms of what I've seen throughout guilds I've been a part of. He didn't just admit to it: he confessed to it. He came to terms with his tricks and deceptions: surely we've done the same with some lesser things in our lives. Well done, Asmongold. I've never quite felt proud for a prominent gamer's accomplishments. First time for everything!

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Not a mythic raider by any means (hell I'm barely a normal mode raider) but I have gone through losing friends and guild mates who I played with for many years. I started back in Wrath with 8 other people who I knew in real life. I am now the only one left who plays regularly; one guy might log on ever couple weeks and another guy might play for a few weeks at a time each major patch. So I get where your coming from on feeling like you have nothing much left to play for because I have felt that way too. But I have made several new friends (maybe not ones that I know in real life but internet friends) and they keep me invested in this game. Plus its the greatest game ever made so I'm not going anywhere.

This tier sucked, to put it simply. I don't think any one raid caused so much burnout and killed or nearly killed such an obscene number of guilds since Ulduar. Good job hanging in there, man.

I was on the same team for almost 5 years that died halfway through HFC. Random attrition and burnout lead to my team breaking up, similar to what happened to your guild. Never forget the people that impacted you along the way, and keep yourself open minded for the future and make new inside jokes with your new team mates. That's all you can do, and if you dwell on it you'll drive yourself crazy.

Lol, 100 wipes almost ruined the guild? No one these days can handle a wipe, it took us over 100 wipes to do mythic dragons back when, let's not get started on the Eye. We just spent weeks on it and eventually got it

I got pushed into a raid leader position once in a guild unable to ever clear gorefiend mythic. It's the only job that ever made me rage, between all the personal toddler drama everyone expects you to fix and people just standing in the first barrage on fel reaver.... I went nuts.

does anyone hate this guy? and if so why?

great story. youre a good storyteller and its great to hear you could step up and walk the walk. looking forward to the vids.

Your hat makes me embarrassed for you.

had a similar problem in WoD, ended up having 300+ wipes at blackhand. I had alot of respect from the "good" players in my guild so they stayed throughout, the hard part was the good was heavily outnumbered by the bad so once it came time to replace and tell people they are not what we are looking for the arguments happen, they call us out in .2 etc. In the Hellfire Citadel with new recruits we managed a top 10 server finish on the lower pop server we where on, compared to the 40+ place 300wipes we had the tier before.

sounds like Indestructible got destroyed :^)

Part of your question was "... not quite sure how to you should feel about this?". The quick answer is proud. Taking world ranks, loot and cutting edge out of the picture. You've provided a home for the people you've led. Many gamers don't live the lives of the people they subscribe to. They live normal lives that may not have much achievement or recognition. Three nights a week your guild can log in, work hard and gain a "sense" of that achievement they are lacking. Loot, progress recognition and in-game achievements are just a reward for the time we gamble. One day the WoW servers will shut down and all this time we spend concerned about the surface rewards will mean nothing. Though the lessons learned about hard work and conviction will ring true for a life time. Possibly even passed down to their children without knowing they came from a video game. So cheers to you and keep being a leader.

Bs lol u won't quit raiding

This story gave me wow PTSD, having to lead the guild, drama and eventually quitting raiding and wow altogether. It's the beginning of the end man.. I'm telling you.

i was on vacation and when i came home my whole guild had transfered server, everyone had shared on 12mil gold to pay for transfers, and here i sit left out

Asmongold I feel your pain my man. Back in the years old TBC I was in a guild on norgannon that had issues in BT, we cleared everything else pretty easily we barely missed our servers first ST/KT by a couple of days, but our wall was blood boil. I believe 3 of our officers we're done with being officers and having responsibility and with being stuck on bloodboil for too long they thought that disbanding our guild would be the best thing. They just wanted the guild bank and transferred servers, it was cool. Ended up transferring servers to QT and ended up clearing BT and then had a good time in sunwell.

Was a GM for over 5 years and being a guild leader is extremely rewarding but at the same time extremely frustrating. At the peak of the guild it was amazing, but after we fell apart on EN I realized it just not anything I really can committee too anymore, specially getting officers that help with the guild was extremely hard. People want the power without the responsibility.

Inspiring story, and grats to you for it working out. I myself don't play WoW anymore but I enjoy your videos on occasion. But what makes me sure I made the right decision not to play anymore is the "we're only a 3 night a week raid guild" and that's considered "casual". 3 nights is a *lot* and I just can't commit that time, so I wholly sympathize with those officers who left the guild in the first place. WoW is a chore, and honestly not really fun. Legion's RNG was just not enjoyable, and "progression" was so screwed up with the forging system that it just made everything not fun. Anyway, sorry to get sidetracked. Point is, kudos to y'all for keeping it together and grats on your mythic clear.

We have had in our guild many problems occuring around the time we killed krosus and started progressing aluriel. Many people left, like 50% of our raid group needed to be replaced and so we had like 3 ID resets without any progress whatsoever. Now while progressing Gul'dan the situation is much better, but NH mythic is one hell of a test for guilds..

Props for getting the kill, a lot of guilds have a similar story I'm glad it worked for you!

Very simular things happend to me and my guild in MOP in SoO. Blackfuse and Hellscream seemed to be the end of my guild. 150+ wipes took a toll on the guild and alot of people left, and the constant arguments during raidnights was demanding. we eventually came through, but i know it burned out a lot of players, including me

I don't know how similar this is, but its definitely as stressful. I've been leading my current guild since open beta. Right after we killed mythic Garrosh, during the MoP expansion, I had our raid leader of about year, tell me that if I didn't give him leadership of my guild (i was leader for 9 years at that point), he was going to leave the guild with a predetermined group of people that he had already talked to from within the guild. I politely told him that there was no chance in hell that this would happen and wished him luck. He left the guild with 16 other members on the spot. We were left with myself and the core of the guild which consisted of 7 players. Fast forward 3 weeks later, and I recruited another 20 players, recleared and retaught how to do our strategies in Mythic Siege of Orgrimmar and promptly killed Mythic Garrosh for a second time. That kill definitely felt better than our first kill.

I may not like WoW much anymore or play it at all, but I still watch your vids because you're my boy, Asmongold. Super respectful for your effort to keep your mythic guild community alive. Its a shame guilds are breaking apart and long time friends will no longer talk. Don't let any of this drain your life.

Glad you held it together. Usually when you lose a GM for whatever reason that's almost a death sentence for raiding in general. People become selfish and start to only think of their time and themselves and stop showing up before quitting. Once the decay of doubt sets in, you can barely field a ten man. Seeing that you held it together should tell you that you have a strong backbone now in your guild to push forward as long as you can keep your stream antics separate of seriousness in your guild strategies, you should be able to fit pieces in where they need to go. Great job Z, keep goin big dick!