How many members are you having in your World of Warcraft guild? When there are just enought members in a guild, every one can be invited, but when things like power outages occurs, the guild will lose the precious raid time as 1 or 2 people will be out. To solve this problem, a good method is to maintain a larger roster raiders. But how to decide who's to be rotated in and out is another concern. Here safewow, a reliable wow gold seller, offers you some tips to efficiently maintain a big roster for Mythics in WOW and avoid/reduce potential disappointment from players who is out.

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1. Every one knows he has a chance

Use a guild website/facebook group rather than going by calendar invites. Thus, people can post if they CAN'T attend raid. The default expectation should be 100% attendance unless specified.Make sure all guild members know that they will be rotated in and out of the raid. There is often a misconception that people think that they won't get much raid time but just are recruited as a candidate.

2. Vary the ways how you cycle raiders

There is no fixed rule about how you cycle the raiders. Varying the ways according to real situation. For example, you can make a google docs spreadsheet and ask people to list the BIS gear that they still need. Then, if you have 2 players that have the same spec and want to rotate in on a boss, but you can only bring one, you can quickly decide who needs more from that boss. Another suggestion is to cycle players in and out based on performance/gear. For example, if you are progressing on a fight that is particularly healing/ranged/melee heavy, you can make a list prior to raid of your ideal composition for that fight (and ask the remaining raiders to stay on mumble/vent and be ready to jump in). Except for the rules, you can cycle people in and out before trash or after, usually after trash so people don't afk and GM can use that time to see who should be subbed in.

3. Distribute loot to people who sit out

Don't be afraid to distribute loot on farm bosses to people who have shown patience while sitting out. On heroic (mythic) garrosh, one of our first Korkron Juggernaut mounts went to a druid that we actually had sat during progression. For about a month. The guy was super patient, contributed to making flasks etc, even went on to becoming healing officer, and was always ready to jump in when we were down a person even if it was just on his OS. And it wasn't that we sat him for being bad, we just already had a great optimal healing composition for our first kill. Sometimes the best raiders are ones who are completely okay with decisions that are best for the guild, even if that decision is to sit them for a fight.

All in all, it is still just a game, and requiring an optimal comp is sometimes not wise if it means keeping in player who is tired or is an overzealous melee who is sitting at their desk whispering "put me in coach". Sometimes morale is more important than perfect comp. Thus, handle the degree well between fairness and reasonableness, you can manage big guild while also avoid potential disappointment from players who have to sit for major progression bosses. Of course, to fully enjoy the guild, wow gold safe is essential. Buying wow gold on safewow, you can enjoy all hand-made gold with 7% off by using the code “SW7ALL”.

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