I'm gonna be logging in to Steppenwolf's "Born to be Wild"

Oooooh yeah!

1. Locate your wow folder
2. Open the folder named 'Data'
3. Create a new folder inside the 'Data' Folder, call it Sound
4. Open the 'Sound' Folder and create a new folder inside it, call it Music
5. Open the 'Music folder and create a new folder named GlueScreenMusic

Ok now to the music changing.

Get a song you want to use as login music, it must be in a .mp3 format.
Rename the song to bc_main_theme
copy the song you just renamed and past it into the GlueScreenMusic folder as you just created, close wow, and bring it up again,

there you go!! now you can rock out when you load wow!! instant IMBA-NESS

love rizzy!!

The day we welcome them could be like the first day in prison. (Thinking of Shawshank Redemption) We could all spam "Fresh Fish, fresh fish…." as they all get invited.

Oh alright then, perhaps not. But a good idea Huston.

I think that is a good idea Huston!

New Recruits.
Like all new recruits you don’t really know who is who, whose alt is who. Which officer is on what alt etc…. Class leader appears to be offline, your too shy to ask questions or raid the bank or whom to go too, to raise the question. etc…
You hesitate because you want to be correctly reviewed and evaluated by others around you. Its frustrating being new!

Other side of the coin.
The established members keep a relative distance and not really encouraged to help new members out with raids, quests and equipment etc…They prefer to let the new recruits to go into a settling in period first.

Possible Managed Solution.
What might be suggested or proposed is that after the applications of new recruits are approved by class leaders THEN they are then INVITED into the guild at a CERTAIN TIME of the week. This helps and assists the transformation of newly recruited members by;
(1) they might not remember everyone in the guild but they will remember those whose joined with them.
(2) “Were in the same boat” attitude helps that there first questions are amongst each other.
(3) Likely that they will form their own informal group for information, quests and helping each other.
(4) Questions most likely to be more pertinently addressed to experienced members after having passed through an initial consultation with other new recruits. “We don’t know the answer so go ahead and ask some one” etc…
(5) Makes joining UNITY socially fun and more enjoyable for their own game experience.

For us most experienced members,
(a) were not having to put up with the same individual questions.
(b) Saves members more time not to have to deal with unnecessary issues.
(c) We can choose to be online at the time so we know what’s what, whose new Alt’s etc..

Overall I think this will also create a very good first impression for UNITY and send out a positive underlying message to all new recruits if we have organised the time of week to join for example Tuesday evenings 6-8pm and Saturdays 4-6pm.
It would instantly set us apart from all the other guilds and give a good impression and add to the good reputation of what a great guild UNITY is.

Comments and questions from the floor please?
“Corr blimey we will be having “cocktail evenings” next….