It finally happened.

Your main tank, exhausted from multiple hits to the head and frustrated by the healers’ “lack of commitment to downing Deathwing” (who even talks like that?), ragequit a few days ago.  An officer was frustrated – he’d been playing with that tank since Beta – and kicked the main healer.  Now there is chaos.  By the end of the week, it will have completely collapsed.

And you?  All this drama is harshing your vibe – you just want to raid!  And with the fall of Raiding Guild A, you have nowhere to go.  Nowhere but… General chat.  …or is there?  You remember a link, seen long-ago, half-forgotten… doesn’t Guild Launch have a feature to find guilds?  A search function?

Yes.  Yes, we do.  While we hope that your guild stands forever, a titan amongst mere giants, we understand that sometimes even the best group can fall, for a number of reasons.  And we’re here to help.

This search function means the difference between cold-PMing guild leaders or spamming Trade chat with your GS and achievements – you can search for all the right criteria for a new guild, even down to the times for their raid slots.

On TheGuildLife.com, there is a link in the Primary Navigation bar to ‘Find A Site’.  Here, you can set all the parameters you want – what game and server you’re on, whether you’re more interested in a social, leveling guild or a group of hardcore raiders in that coveted 7-11 slot on Friday nights with a standard DKP system.

Then you click the ‘Search’ button, and you’ll get the results you need to keep playing the game after tragedy hits.  A guild may fall, but the tell of a good player is he (or she) that stands back up after the fall and gets back in there, to raid and raid again.

That’s the basic rundown of our find-a-site functionality. Much like our Ask Slater Tuesday posts, if you have something you’d like to see, let me know!  Send me an email at support@guildlaunch.com or send me a tweet – I’m @GL_Slater on the Twitter.