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Guilds Forever

Guilds Forever

Meet the guild before you join.

Fit Conversations give players and guild officers a private, asynchronous way to talk through expectations before the next step.

1

Apply

Send the application you already send. A guild can invite you after reviewing it.

2

Talk it through

The guild opens with a few conversation starters. Reply to the ones you like, ask the guild your own questions, and take your time. You do not need to be online together.

3

Choose the next step

Both sides privately say Continue, Need more information or Not a fit. When you both say Continue, the guild accepts you from the application and you are welcomed in.

Conversation starters, not a questionnaire

The officer picks a few starters from a small library about people, community, time and what you want to do together. None of them is required; you answer the ones that interest you and can ask the guild anything back.

  • What drew you to the game, and what are you looking forward to?
  • What makes a guild feel like a place you want to stay?
  • Is your gaming time fairly predictable, or does it change week to week?
  • What are you most looking forward to doing with a group?

Ask the guild back: what members are doing together during the beta, how new members usually get involved, whether it is fine to join socially first.

Private by design

  • Only the applicant and the current guild-side participant can read the conversation.
  • The conversation is persistent, so nobody has to wait for a shared interview slot.
  • Discord and BattleTag are optional and shared only when both of you choose to.
  • Guilds Forever will never ask for your password or authenticator code.
  • Fit Conversations support voice interviews and trials; they do not replace them.

Questions?

Does this change applying?

No. Applying stays lightweight. A guild may invite you after it has reviewed your application, and you can join, skip or withdraw.

Is it a live interview?

No. It is an async conversation with a plain-text thread. Continue to voice or a trial only when both sides are ready.