How do guilds work on Guild Wars 2?

Answer 1

On Guild Wars 2, players will be able to be a member in as many guilds as they wish. Guilds are now account-wide, and the player can only represent one guild at a time. Representing a guild means wearing that guild's emblem and tag, earning influence for that guild, being on that guild's chat, showing as online to that guild, and being able to view that guild's various pages, information and more.

Guilds use a currency called influence to buy various bonuses that apply to the all of the members of the guild. There are four categories of bonuses: Architecture, Art of War, Economy, and Politics.

Architecture upgrades are upgrades for your guild itself (such as storage). Art of War upgrades are buffs that are helpful for WvW PvP. Economy upgrades are used to increase things like experience gain, item drop rates, and so on. Politics upgrades affect guild emblems and armor, or the guild's influence gain.

Influence is gained by participating in things such as dynamic events in the world, PvP of any kind, or virtually any type of content in the game. You can also purchase influence with coins at any Guild Promoter.

Guild Leaders can organize up to 10 ranks (default ranks are Leader, Officer and Member), as well as specific permissions and titles.

Guilds have three types of storage: stashes (50 slots), treasure troves (100 slots), and deep caves (100 slots). You can have up to 250 slots of storage in your guild bank. The Guild's leader can specify precisely who has access to each different type of storage. This is helpful for guilds that want only Leaders to remove items, but everyone can put items in. There is even an audit trail on the storage panel to show who added or removed what item, and when.

Answer 2

you have to have a reasonable economy army e.t.c. and in time they will approach you in about 15 turns