Irako of the Desert
I chose none of the above because I feel like it's better to join something that's already active, help improve it and learn what goes into running a successful guild than to start an entirely new one. Have you had any experience as a crew member or vice captain of a guild before? If so, how big was it and how active was it? What were you expected to do?
Tl;Dr?
-Don't get a guild unless you're going to put in the effort to run it
-If you get a guild, buy one from somebody selling their old one instead of making a brand new one because it's usually a better deal.
I say this because I'm the Captain of two guilds, a VC in two more, and a crew member here in BURN. A lot of work is needed to keep a guild up and active, and most of it is done by the Captain and Vice Captain. If the guild exec staff doesn't put their heart into running a guild, its members lose interest and move on to something else.
Also, if you're set on starting a guild no matter what, I recommend buying one from someone and cleaning it out rather than starting one brand new. You're more likely to get something with subforums and gold in the guild account already for a lot cheaper than what it would cost to start completely new. If you want subforums, you have to add 2.5k for each one you want on top of the start-up fee for a brand new guild, whereas I've seen someone sell a guild with six subforums for 10k that had a member base. It takes some work, deleting all the old threads, demoting old crew, and setting up everything you want in its place, but that's part of what goes into making a successful guild.
Also, if you're set on starting a guild no matter what, I recommend buying one from someone and cleaning it out rather than starting one brand new. You're more likely to get something with subforums and gold in the guild account already for a lot cheaper than what it would cost to start completely new. If you want subforums, you have to add 2.5k for each one you want on top of the start-up fee for a brand new guild, whereas I've seen someone sell a guild with six subforums for 10k that had a member base. It takes some work, deleting all the old threads, demoting old crew, and setting up everything you want in its place, but that's part of what goes into making a successful guild.
Tl;Dr?
-Don't get a guild unless you're going to put in the effort to run it
-If you get a guild, buy one from somebody selling their old one instead of making a brand new one because it's usually a better deal.
It's not a new one, it's an old one that never really got up and running and he thought it was the topic, so he wanted to see what would interest people more smile
Hmm... Try doing a search for Naruto guilds and you can see how many pops up in the 
