Yes you can. Hired NPCs will leave and become immediately available for hire by others. The registered faction for the guild never goes away, though there is now nothing anyone can do to effect their rating with that faction. NPCs that were employed previously will remember that faction and react to it in an appropriate manner regardless of their new employment arrangements. More details about factions will be released at a later date.

Sorry, I'm too loyal to my Guild. If your Guild has people in it that play these Games, Neomail me and I'll mention you or link to you if you'll let me. If you want to offer any advice or contributions to any of my things (PetPage, Lookup, Banner, nifty buttons) I'll have to preview the HTML code before I put it up. I'll use pictures/awards/nifty buttons, but they have to be saved onto my computer and uploaded to my Photobucket Account.

I'm not gonna answer this question coz i can't tell you...i don't know..and I personally don't really care... unless the news is official I really won't make assumptions. The thing is.. i just think it is not so important if they disband or not. their music is always there, my memories for them is always there.

There are two ways. The NEW way: Right click on a city and choose "Abandon City" from the menu (requires patch v1.21 or higher). The OLD way: Starve the city (by changing the citizens into entertainers) and keep producing workers or settlers.

A Guild is a group of players within the same organization, run by players themselves. It could be democratic, anarchistic, totalitarian, etc. Any player can join a guild for whatever reasons, and more simply a guild can just be a group of friends. Each guild is supposed to provide mutual protection for all it's members from where the players in the guild and a place where they can draw support and assistance from the other players (guildees, as they are often referred to).

A guild is like a union of people with a common profession. They can be devoted to the same cause or just sharing a common interest. In any event they tend to help each other in many ways. The guild often provide certain services for its members and allows for them to train their skills in different areas. This is rarely done for free though. The guild often taxes its members, demanding a percentage of all experience the member earns.

To move up in the guild, you must be an active member of the guild and a council member must request it. In order to move to co-council, there must be a spot open and a council member must nominate you and there must be a majority vote in the council. In order to move to council, there must be an open spot and you must have served on co-council and be nominated by council. Only in certain circumstances will someone not on co-council become a council member.

If you don't have enough cash for at least two ticks +1 gc worth of upkeep you will be informed that your fleet is disbanding. This disbands at a rate of 1% of your total fleet per tick (which works for every 100 units, for example, if you only have 99 or less droids, none will disband, if you have 199, one will disband and so on...). The decaying will happen to all units, meaning all types of unit will decay.

If your vanpool/carpool can no longer continue to operate, simply call us to arrange a return of your vehicle. Your vanpool/carpool operates on a month-to-month basis, so you are not committed to a long-term contract.

To disband your Arena Team, use the command /teamdisband # where # is the type of team (2v2, 3v3, or 5v5). If you wish to leave an Arena Team, you can use /teamquit # (2v2, 3v3, or 5v5) to do so.

The disband option can be found in the fleet screen. All the specified units will be destroyed for good. This option might be useful if you can't pay the upkeep of your units and rather want to choose for yourself which units should be destroyed than letting the program choose the units to be decayed/destroyed automatically.

Personally, I think this is just a tad bit paranoid, but it should be discussed. In the event of a catastrophe where the government orders survival groups to disband, turn in their supplies, and either report to their homes of record or a central collection point, there'd be little that we could do about it. The only valid tactic is to remain remote and low-profiled enough to be "forgotten about" by the government.

Caravelle: I have a few things in concept and in the works. I am hoping to increase the participation not just in the guild but in UO. I have an idea that will require help from some citizens of Britania, not just our guild.