The whole 'One Linkshell Rule' thing...

[Nayrr]

Only one linkshell is required to get everything I need done. Everyone in this shell is very active and I am well acquainted with everyone in it. I cannot fathom how having multiple shells will allow for you to really get to know anyone since most of the time you'll just be switching between one linkshell or another asking to get something done with an incredible amount of inefficiency and wouldn't really know what everyone within a shell is capable of.

Unless, of course, you have already been in a certain shell for a long time and know what peoples' schedules usually consist of then I suppose having one more linkshell is ok, but still, having one extremely efficient, active, fun, and friendly linkshell consisting of dedicated people is the most desirable thing I would like, which I've already achieved and would never want to have another linkshell. Having high morale and faithful linkshell members is the best thing a linkshell could possibly have, which only requires one.

tl;dr: I disagree about having multiple shells. It's inefficient and you can't really spend a lot of your time getting well acquainted with those within several different shells.

[Geo]

Only one linkshell is required to get everything I need done. Everyone in this shell is very active and I am well acquainted with everyone in it. I cannot fathom how having multiple shells will allow for you to really get to know anyone since most of the time you'll just be switching between one linkshell or another asking to get something done with an incredible amount of inefficiency and wouldn't really know what everyone within a shell is capable of.

Unless, of course, you have already been in a certain shell for a long time and know what peoples' schedules usually consist of then I suppose having one more linkshell is ok, but still, having one extremely efficient, active, fun, and friendly linkshell consisting of dedicated people is the most desirable thing I would like, which I've already achieved and would never want to have another linkshell. Having high morale and faithful linkshell members is the best thing a linkshell could possibly have, which only requires one.

tl;dr: I disagree about having multiple shells. It's inefficient and you can't really spend a lot of your time getting well acquainted with those within several different shells.

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Perf all day man.

[Relic]

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Perf all day man.

Oh HAY there fellow Hamlet ls member.