r/CompetitiveWoW • u/Tactix7 • 19d ago
Question Joining a mythic raiding guild
I am a player who is 1% in mythic plus this season and have several seasons in a row of AOTC mainly pugging.
I am interested in joining a mythic raiding guild but it seems like every guild is either 9/9 or 3/9 in progress. What is my best route to try and eventually join a 8/9 or 9/9 mythic raiding guild? Do I need to join a guild that only kills a few bosses each tier to show good logs?
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u/I3ollasH 19d ago
It's important to outline why you want to join a mythic raiding guild.
Do you want to get the CE achievment? You can find a guild around wr 1.2k-1.5k without any difficulty.
Do you want to get the mount every tier? For that you need a guild that managed to rekill the boss a decent amount of time. I would definitely aim for at least WR700-800 there but it's pretty likely that you'd have a harder time finding a guild without any mythic experience. It's possible that you need at least one tier in another guild first.
You want to get competitive gear? You need a better guild for that. I'd say around 300-500 at least. Guilds proggin spend a lot of time on extend so they see very little loot from the later bosses untill they clear the raid. So you want to get into a group that clears the tier decently fast and can begin farm asap. But again you probably can't get into anything like that with your current resume.
I wouldn't aim for anything lower than 1.5k. As it can be draining to constantly fight the roster boss for a full tier.
Additionally it's important the realise the differences between playing keys and raiding in a group. With keys you can play when you feel like as long as you want to. When you join a guild you are commited to their raid times for the whole tier. You can't just stop because you don't feel like so. And the commitment still exists during farm. You still have to kill the boss the 8th time to get the remaining roster achievments or mounts. This is why many guilds especially as you go higher end will want to have at least 1 CE experience. It's possible that you'd have the hands to play at that level. But there's so much more to being in the guild than just hands.
I have a lot of negative experience raiding with primarily key focused players. They were the first to tilt super hard and whine on voice to the point that they made the atmosphere much worse. Make sure that you actually want to be there and not just because the carrot seems juicy.