My First Guild War: Attacking Our Own Base Accidentally > 자유게시판

Joining a new guild in The tthe forge roblox calculator Roblox came with excitement and anxiety. You wanted to prove yourself as a valuable member, ready to contribute to guild activities and demonstrate your commitment. That's why when your guild leader announced your first guild war, you jumped at the chance to participate. The instructions seemed straightforward enough: "Head to the coordinates and prepare for battle".

In your enthusiasm and desire to make a good impression, you didn't verify the details. The guild leader had provided two sets of coordinates—one for your own base's defensive positions and one for the enemy's location. In your haste to get into position, you mixed them up, heading toward what you thought was the enemy fortress but was actually your own guild's carefully constructed defensive headquarters.

As you neared the coordinates, you admired what you believed was the enemy's impressive fortress. The walls were impressive, the defenses well-placed, and the overall construction clearly showed experienced builders at work. "They've really invested in their defenses," you thought to yourself, impressed by what you assumed was the enemy's base.

The battle began with enthusiasm from your side. You attacked the walls with determination, thinking you were breaking through enemy fortifications. Each successful strike against "enemy" defenses filled you with pride—your guild had chosen well when they recruited such an effective warrior. The defenses, you noted, were surprisingly resilient, putting up quite a fight against what you thought was your assault.

Guild chat started filling with bewildered messages. "Why are our walls taking damage?" someone questioned. "Is there a traitor among us?" another wondered. "Someone's attacking our main gate!" someone else exclaimed. Through your battle-fueled focus, you barely registered these messages, assuming they were referring to some counter-attack by the actual enemy.

What made the situation even more absurd was how efficiently you were dismantling your own base's defenses. You had selected your target well—a weak point in the wall that the builders had apparently overlooked. Each successful attack moved you closer to breaching what you thought was the enemy fortress but was actually your own home base.

The realization finally came when your guild leader appeared in person, staring in disbelief at what you were doing. "[Your username], what are you doing? That's OUR base!" they shouted, the shock in their voice cutting through your battle enthusiasm. You halted mid-swing, axe still raised against your own guild's wall, and slowly processed what they had said.

The silence that followed was overwhelming. Other guild members, arriving to defend against what they thought was an external attack, halted and stared at the scene. You, standing there with your weapon still poised against your own base's defenses, became the center of everyone's shocked attention.

Your humiliation was immediate and overwhelming. Not only had you attacked your own base, but you had done so effectively enough to cause considerable damage before being stopped. Walls would need repairs, defenses required restoration, and your guild's war preparations had been setback by your mistake.

The reactions of your guild mates, however, surprised you. After the initial shock wore off, most found the situation absolutely hilarious. "Best. First. Day. Ever." someone posted in guild chat. "We should make this an official tradition—new members attack our base as initiation!" another joked. Your catastrophic mistake had somehow become a source of entertainment and bonding.

The guild war still happened, though delayed slightly while repairs were made. You fought with extra determination, trying to make up for your earlier mistake by being particularly effective against the actual enemy. The enemy, incidentally, was quite confused by your base's partially damaged state, apparently wondering if you had already been attacked by another guild.

What started as an embarrassing mistake evolved into a guild tradition. New members were now deliberately given false enemy coordinates as part of their initiation, with everyone gathering to watch them attack the guild's defenses before revealing the truth. Your unintentional attack had created a bonding ritual that brought everyone together through shared laughter.

Looking back, you can't help but cringe at your confusion while also appreciating how it turned into such a positive experience. The Forge Roblox has a way of turning embarrassing mistakes into traditions, of creating lasting memories out of moments of utter confusion. And hey, at least you proved you're effective at breaching defenses—even if they happened to be your own.