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Ah yes, the collective weeping of guild leaders over free access to an entirely new game. Let’s tackle the melodrama step by step, shall we?
"The tabs aren’t transferring over! This is unfair!"
Ah, yes, because a revolutionary sequel that’s free for all somehow owes you a 1-to-1 tab migration system. Do people think GGG is sitting there with a giant “Transfer Guild Tabs” button they’re just refusing to press? If migrating tabs between two fundamentally different games were so easy, why don’t you whip up the code and send it over? I’m sure they’d love to see your hotfix for this “simple” issue.
"Guild names might be stolen!"
Because nothing screams "first-world gaming problem" like the panic of losing your totally original guild name, like “PogChampers” or “Tab Hoarders United.” If someone snatches your guild name, here’s a wild thought: pick another one! Maybe add a “2.0” at the end, since, you know, it’s a new game!
"Refund the points!"
Refunds? Why, because you spent money supporting a game you’ve been enjoying for years? Is the expectation now that GGG should retroactively reimburse everyone for every penny spent just because things aren’t carrying over? If you bought a steak dinner three years ago, do you storm back into the restaurant demanding a refund because they added new items to the menu? Come on.
"It’s misleading to let guild leaders keep the stuff!"
And yet, when the guild leader had the wallet open, everyone was perfectly fine with the setup. This sudden outrage feels less about fairness and more like a convenient scapegoat. GGG’s system isn’t flawless, but expecting them to rewrite the entire structure of guild economies to accommodate hypothetical “what ifs” seems... excessive.
"Why so complicated? Just let us re-create the guild!"
Brilliant idea! Now all GGG needs is to magically synchronize millions of accounts across two vastly different systems, while somehow avoiding dupe exploits, data corruption, and system abuse. I’m sure that’s all a quick weekend project, right? Because if you can’t explain how to make it work without breaking everything, maybe cut GGG some slack for not snapping their fingers and making it happen.
"Why don’t we complain about usernames?"
No one’s raging about usernames potentially being “stolen” because everyone inherently understands the same thing that applies to guilds: the first person to grab it gets it. It’s a free-for-all, and that’s fine. Somehow, that logic evaporates when it comes to guild names and tabs, because—checks notes—it’s apparently sacred ground.
Final Thought:
Instead of wailing over tabs and names, how about a bit of gratitude for an entirely free sequel that’s designed to blow the original out of the water? If your biggest problem is reorganizing a guild and its stash in a groundbreaking new game, congratulations, you’ve officially run out of real problems. Let’s focus on enjoying what’s coming instead of nitpicking what’s not.
TLDR. 1 year ago GGG states guild will migrate. end of conversation (ya shill)
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Posted byGungniir#6674on Dec 3, 2024, 8:17:51 PM
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Ah yes, the collective weeping of guild leaders over free access to an entirely new game. Let’s tackle the melodrama step by step, shall we?
"The tabs aren’t transferring over! This is unfair!"
Ah, yes, because a revolutionary sequel that’s free for all somehow owes you a 1-to-1 tab migration system. Do people think GGG is sitting there with a giant “Transfer Guild Tabs” button they’re just refusing to press? If migrating tabs between two fundamentally different games were so easy, why don’t you whip up the code and send it over? I’m sure they’d love to see your hotfix for this “simple” issue.
"Guild names might be stolen!"
Because nothing screams "first-world gaming problem" like the panic of losing your totally original guild name, like “PogChampers” or “Tab Hoarders United.” If someone snatches your guild name, here’s a wild thought: pick another one! Maybe add a “2.0” at the end, since, you know, it’s a new game!
"Refund the points!"
Refunds? Why, because you spent money supporting a game you’ve been enjoying for years? Is the expectation now that GGG should retroactively reimburse everyone for every penny spent just because things aren’t carrying over? If you bought a steak dinner three years ago, do you storm back into the restaurant demanding a refund because they added new items to the menu? Come on.
"It’s misleading to let guild leaders keep the stuff!"
And yet, when the guild leader had the wallet open, everyone was perfectly fine with the setup. This sudden outrage feels less about fairness and more like a convenient scapegoat. GGG’s system isn’t flawless, but expecting them to rewrite the entire structure of guild economies to accommodate hypothetical “what ifs” seems... excessive.
"Why so complicated? Just let us re-create the guild!"
Brilliant idea! Now all GGG needs is to magically synchronize millions of accounts across two vastly different systems, while somehow avoiding dupe exploits, data corruption, and system abuse. I’m sure that’s all a quick weekend project, right? Because if you can’t explain how to make it work without breaking everything, maybe cut GGG some slack for not snapping their fingers and making it happen.
"Why don’t we complain about usernames?"
No one’s raging about usernames potentially being “stolen” because everyone inherently understands the same thing that applies to guilds: the first person to grab it gets it. It’s a free-for-all, and that’s fine. Somehow, that logic evaporates when it comes to guild names and tabs, because—checks notes—it’s apparently sacred ground.
Final Thought:
Instead of wailing over tabs and names, how about a bit of gratitude for an entirely free sequel that’s designed to blow the original out of the water? If your biggest problem is reorganizing a guild and its stash in a groundbreaking new game, congratulations, you’ve officially run out of real problems. Let’s focus on enjoying what’s coming instead of nitpicking what’s not.
It's not free though and since your guild is private, it's probably just you in it. Some people have a large community they've played with for years and want that to carry over, and here you are glazing ggg for reasons.
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Posted byskol_gumbo#5688on Dec 3, 2024, 8:21:16 PM
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ggg, is there a reason why this is the case?
i always sell your company to my friends saying that you guys have a good business practice.
you always tout how purchases in poe1 would also be usable in future releases of poe2 and as long as its "makes sense that it can be used".
how does guild stashes not make sense to use?
just this league i bought a guild map stash to help out the 2-3 active guildmates that i have left.
i m generous with my wallet with GGG because you guys are awesome and i've always liked the idea that anything i purchase now can be used in later iterations of the game.
but to say guild tabs dont work. that is really concerning.
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Posted byexsea#1724on Dec 3, 2024, 8:39:28 PM
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TLDR. 1 year ago GGG states guild will migrate. end of conversation (ya shill)
Ah yes, the infamous “GGG said it a year ago, so it must still be 100% true despite development realities, technical challenges, and, you know, the entire infrastructure of a sequel being built from scratch.” The entitlement here is just chef’s kiss. Also, calling someone a shill because they’re not crying over stash tabs? Classic. Maybe the real issue isn’t people defending GGG but your inability to accept that development plans sometimes change.
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It's not free though and since your guild is private, it's probably just you in it. Some people have a large community they've played with for years and want that to carry over, and here you are glazing ggg for reasons.
Oh no, someone cracked the code! Sure, let’s assume every private guild is just a solo player twiddling their thumbs. And the “it’s not free” argument? Last I checked, you’re not being charged for Path of Exile 2 upon release. If you’re talking about stash tabs you willingly bought, welcome to the reality of online games where not everything lasts forever. But hey, go ahead and treat it like GGG owes you a personal apology.
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Posted byHelldrazi#4560on Dec 3, 2024, 8:54:00 PM
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TLDR. 1 year ago GGG states guild will migrate. end of conversation (ya shill)
Ah yes, the infamous “GGG said it a year ago, so it must still be 100% true despite development realities, technical challenges, and, you know, the entire infrastructure of a sequel being built from scratch.” The entitlement here is just chef’s kiss. Also, calling someone a shill because they’re not crying over stash tabs? Classic. Maybe the real issue isn’t people defending GGG but your inability to accept that development plans sometimes change.
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It's not free though and since your guild is private, it's probably just you in it. Some people have a large community they've played with for years and want that to carry over, and here you are glazing ggg for reasons.
Oh no, someone cracked the code! Sure, let’s assume every private guild is just a solo player twiddling their thumbs. And the “it’s not free” argument? Last I checked, you’re not being charged for Path of Exile 2 upon release. If you’re talking about stash tabs you willingly bought, welcome to the reality of online games where not everything lasts forever. But hey, go ahead and treat it like GGG owes you a personal apology.
Thanks for the bump of the thread. FYI, you’re the only taking the stance you have. 👍
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Posted byLumpsIsHigh#6219on Dec 3, 2024, 9:00:37 PM
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Thanks for the bump of the thread. FYI, you’re the only taking the stance you have. 👍
Oh, absolutely! It’s not like there are thousands of other people sharing their concerns across various threads, right? Clearly, I must be the only one on the internet who thinks that maybe, just maybe, there’s a reason behind GGG’s decision-making.
If I’m the only one taking this stance, are you suggesting that GGG should make decisions based on the popularity of opinions rather than the actual technical or developmental feasibility? Because that’s a sure-fire way to end up with a completely broken game.
If transferring guild stashes is so straightforward, can you outline the technical implementation for us? You seem to believe it’s an easy fix—what’s your solution to the inevitable challenges of data migration, cross-game compatibility, and security risks?
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Posted byHelldrazi#4560on Dec 3, 2024, 9:07:25 PM
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Thanks for the bump of the thread. FYI, you’re the only taking the stance you have. 👍
Oh, absolutely! It’s not like there are thousands of other people sharing their concerns across various threads, right? Clearly, I must be the only one on the internet who thinks that maybe, just maybe, there’s a reason behind GGG’s decision-making.
If I’m the only one taking this stance, are you suggesting that GGG should make decisions based on the popularity of opinions rather than the actual technical or developmental feasibility? Because that’s a sure-fire way to end up with a completely broken game.
If transferring guild stashes is so straightforward, can you outline the technical implementation for us? You seem to believe it’s an easy fix—what’s your solution to the inevitable challenges of data migration, cross-game compatibility, and security risks?
quit being a shill. thanks for the bump to this very important issue though
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Posted byGungniir#6674on Dec 3, 2024, 9:15:44 PM
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I'm with Helldrazi#4560
It would have been nice, really GGG didn't have to do any of the MTX crossover. It's technically a new game. I mean I'm not happy about it, I just set up a guild with my brother last league and we went half on all tabs, hideout etc.
It's not cheap it adds up, but with GGG's track record and what they already do for the community I don't see malicious intent. If anything it's probably a technical limitation or an issue that isn't as easy to resolve as personal MTX crossover.
But hey I still have all the guild stuff I paid for in the game I wanted to play it with. In a perfect world, we would have all our needs meet but that's not a world we live in and personally I'm extremely grateful we are getting our personal MTX's moved over to PoE 2. That has a lot more value to me than my guild tabs etc.
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Posted byTwistedTrip#5344on Dec 3, 2024, 9:19:08 PM
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quit being a shill. thanks for the bump to this very important issue though
Thanks for the bump to your ego, since this reply is less about the issue and more about flexing your ability to throw out buzzwords like “shill.” Anything else, or is this the height of your contribution to the conversation?
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I'm with Helldrazi#4560
It would have been nice, really GGG didn't have to do any of the MTX crossover. It's technically a new game. I mean I'm not happy about it, I just set up a guild with my brother last league and we went half on all tabs, hideout etc.
It's not cheap it adds up, but with GGG's track record and what they already do for the community I don't see malicious intent. If anything it's probably a technical limitation or an issue that isn't as easy to resolve as personal MTX crossover.
But hey I still have all the guild stuff I paid for in the game I wanted to play it with. In a perfect world, we would have all our needs meet but that's not a world we live in and personally I'm extremely grateful we are getting our personal MTX's moved over to PoE 2. That has a lot more value to me than my guild tabs etc.
A breath of fresh air! Thank you for being the voice of reason here. It’s refreshing to see someone who recognizes that GGG doesn’t owe anyone the moon and stars while also understanding the bigger picture. You’re absolutely right: GGG didn’t have to carry over anything to PoE2. The fact that they’re ensuring personal MTX makes the jump is a huge gesture, and I’m glad someone appreciates how much effort that alone must take.
On guild investments I get it—spending money on guild tabs and hideouts can feel like a big commitment, especially when it’s a joint effort with someone close. It’s not ideal that those investments don’t transfer, but like you said, there’s likely a technical or logistical reason behind it. At least those features still work flawlessly in the game they were intended for. The perspective you bring about the real value being in personal MTX is spot on. Guild tabs are useful, sure, but PoE2 is shaping up to be a massive leap forward for the franchise. The fact that GGG is trying to make as much crossover as they can happen speaks volumes about their commitment to the community.
Thanks for taking the time to express a balanced opinion. It’s easy to get caught up in the negativity, but your take reminds everyone to look at the bigger picture. Here’s hoping your guild thrives in PoE1 and beyond!
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Posted byHelldrazi#4560on Dec 3, 2024, 9:33:29 PM
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fiduciary responsibility.
one can argue that ggg is a company and they're keeping their investors happy.
but one thing unique is ggg's business IS NOT a traditional business.
the customers are also investors too.
put it this way. a friend gives a free ride to your work place everyday since its on the way.
once in a while you treat him a meal, once in a while you give him gas money.
then one day he tells you about his plan of buying a new car and points out how his car is getting old and how it would benefit both of us if he got a new car.
so i chip in more money.
one day he buys a new car but he gives it to his mom. and we're stuck in the same old shitty car.
it is HIS RIGHT to do whatever he wants to with his money. but he's an ASSHOLE for leading us to believe that our contributions would be mutually beneficial.
that is where GGG is at on this. this is the same situation GGG was when they decided that poe1 was to be split from poe2.
if you defend GGG, yes you are right, ggg has all the right to do whatever they want with all the money we threw at them willingly. but it still does not discount them for not keeping their end of the bargain.
in fact theres several words for this. ranging from dishonest, breach of trust to downright fraud or scam.
if ggg can provide a good reason to why guild stashes/tabs are not transferring over, then i ll accept it. but it has to be a god damn good reason.
else its literally ggg not upholding their words when they say purchases mades in poe1 will carry over if its logical.
a better way of handling this is by saying it wont transfer over FOR NOW due to technical difficulties. but outright saying it wont transfer over period is quite different.
i m pretty sure most of us will just close an eye if they needed more time to deploy it rather than just casually dismissing it.
one reason why i splurged on ggg a lot was because i trusted them with their promise where our purchases would carry over where it made sense.
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Posted byexsea#1724on Dec 4, 2024, 1:51:36 AM
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