110378-guild--circle

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I was wondering why isn't anyone taking advantage of the Circles? One way or another I see some people having guilds with just 3-5 friends and that is it, why not instead create a Circle with your group of friends and join a bigger guild? You keep both chats separate and still have the advantage of having a bigger pool of people.
 
Works the other way around also, if you are a guild with a 20man static why not Create an Alliance with another guild that has a 20man static and make a Raiding Circle where you can have up to 5-20Man or 2 40Man and 1 20 Man Static in 1 place while still being in different guilds?
 
Pros
 
More People to Play with while keeping your Guild and People.
 
Cons
 
AIts you are on an Alt you won't be able to see the Circle Chat.
Loot is going to be hard to handle, but surely not impossible.
 
Hopes in the Future
 
Circles can have members from other Servers ( But would not work for Raiding thought, but would work for Dungeons / Adventures )
 
Also just in case people did not know, You can have up to 5 Circles with a maximum number of people of 100 in each circle.	
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			Circles are one of the greatest features in WIldstar that nobody uses.  I tried to oganize circles for casual players in ordeer to generate a pool of players to draw from, espexially for small guilds - 1 taker.	
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			We did exactly this -- replaced our small friends-only guild with a circle and joined up with like-minded folks in a "real" guild. Combine it with account-friending your IRL friends and everything is just peachy. You can always leave some alts in the original guild to keep it (and influence/tabs etc) alive.	
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			While there are a lot of people who ignore circles (usually the ones complaining they have no one to play with); there are some really cool circles around. I'm in 2 harvesting circles, an adventure circle, and a server circle; Makes finding folks for events / content easy and a lot more fun than sitting waiting alone for groups to form.	
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			Yeah is surely an underused system ib WildStar, I am trying to build a circle in Orias will take time but I know it will work out; I see too many people wanting their own guilds and stuff so no one wants to merge and judt create 1 big guild. Anothet thing people might not know is that even if you are on a Guild and a Circle you can decide which Tag you have display so you can keep the name you like as a tag and be in the large pool of people of a guild/circle at the same time.	
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While there are a lot of people who ignore circles (usually the ones complaining they have no one to play with); there are some really cool circles around. I'm in 2 harvesting circles, an adventure circle, and a server circle; Makes finding folks for events / content easy and a lot more fun than sitting waiting alone for groups to form.
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Yeah surely when use right you have huge people at the reach if a chat.
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Seph what kind of circle you making? (I'm on Orias, Dominion)
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In my opinion, people do not use the circles because they want something of their own. They want to be the country instead of a castle in it.
Forexample. Im a roleplayer, lightspire eu. Ive a guild of my own. I see people recruiting for raids and casuals. And also calling out for roleplayers. 
I talked to my band and none of them agreed to be a part of a bigger guild. Thus we made our own guild. But since the pop of server was xtreme bad we had no recruits in weeks. When we talked to other guilds they declined us for having our own circle because they already had their circle names filled and being used. 
In a perspective of a roleplayer. Everything matters, from the community to guild name and so on. 
Rather than roleplaying circles and casuals(for dividing them from core members) I see no reason why there should be circles unless people want to have an else guildtag on them.
I support circles yet as I said I see no reason for them to be used unless and such.
 
Another thing is that people dont want to zerg into one massive guild. And its pretty much of a stupid idea. all credit goes to the guild master who circled you while you could have something of your own with your friends (just opinions no offense, correct if wrong. With a nice manner please. Thanks)	
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In my opinion, people do not use the circles because they want something of their own. They want to be the country instead of a castle in it.
Forexample. Im a roleplayer, lightspire eu. Ive a guild of my own. I see people recruiting for raids and casuals. And also calling out for roleplayers. 
I talked to my band and none of them agreed to be a part of a bigger guild. Thus we made our own guild. But since the pop of server was xtreme bad we had no recruits in weeks. When we talked to other guilds they declined us for having our own circle because they already had their circle names filled and being used. 
In a perspective of a roleplayer. Everything matters, from the community to guild name and so on. 
Rather than roleplaying circles and casuals(for dividing them from core members) I see no reason why there should be circles unless people want to have an else guildtag on them.
I support circles yet as I said I see no reason for them to be used unless and such.
 
Another thing is that people dont want to zerg into one massive guild. And its pretty much of a stupid idea. all credit goes to the guild master who circled you while you could have something of your own with your friends (just opinions no offense, correct if wrong. With a nice manner please. Thanks)
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I use the circle feature. It's great because I have a lot of friends who are already in guilds but we still want to talk. Many of my friends also belong to multiple circles. Plus, the circle feature is your own, in that you get to name it and you can even make up names for the ranks, just like in a guild, and set permissions. You don't get perks like guild bank or influence or a symbol, that's true, but you can run with your circle name instead of your guild name if you like. 
 
The only wish I had is that you could change the color of the circle chats, because they are all the same color green and it's easy to get confused. 	
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			Yep, I have a circle for my eq2 friends on Stormtalon, so we can chat, but leaves us open to choose a guild that is to our liking.	
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Here's my opinion of Circles. It's a great Idea and tool on paper, in practice the chat system is so horrid, they feel clunky.
 
I don't dislike circles, but I wish there was an easier way to flow between them and other chat channels.
 
Chatting and replying to tells in this game just seems daunting unless you have an add on installed.	
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			I have a circle for people who like doing the housing challenges and expeditions. That way we can visit the people in the circle instead of trying to go to random ones looking for new challenges.	
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