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“Moving would mean leaving my house and everything I built up”

Guilds in MMOs are a wonderful thing. They bring players together under a common cause to tackle deadly dungeons, navigate new challenges, and build friendships. But like all online communities, they don’t always last.

When a game has been out for over a decade, it’s natural that some people will move on to other games or

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