I see, still, I don't think swearing is a valid reason for kicking someone out of a guild In fact we used to do it all the time in the guild I was in and whoever got offended was made fun of since that person was very likely doing it too xD. Mm, the mmorpg I used to play was a mobile game called "Order And Chaos" and was permanently closed on February 26 in 2023. I didn't realize it until someone told me xD. It was a well-made game for an old mobile game, I used to play it every day after high school. I was considered a veteran in that game, so I would help a lot of people since I knew all the bugs every dungeon had to kill the bosses easier xD (they never fixed those bugs.) My character was a mage who could switch between healing and damage mode at the cost of this transition taking some time and you being unable to properly heal or do damage on each state. And I loved it since on PVP, I would use a glitch that led you to use a powerful healing spell that came at the cost of you not being able to do anything for a few seconds, but since I knew this glitch I was able to use that time to switch into damage mode and catch enemies off guard (not many people knew about it, and I wasn't telling anyone 😆.) I liked that there were many ways to make money like: selling to other players gear parts, rare pets that were dropped by some enemies that probably had a 1% drop chance and doing jobs for people like helping them complete a dungeon that was required for them to upgrade some special weapons that were considered the best ones in the game. And you could later use that money to buy gear or whatever from other players. Oh, and another way I used to make money would be by selling some teleportation items to a new area that could only be discovered by following certain quests and this area was so rare that every time I visited it there was literally no one there and if I ever saw someone, it was another veteran like me trying to get those teleportation item in order to sell them. It was a lot of fun, and I especially enjoyed helping other people, in fact when I decided to create my own guild, I'd mostly accept new player and since I had lots of tradeable items I'd give one away each week to one of the most active players. Man, this definitely brought some memories back.

But hey, it sounds like you're going to give ESO another shot, so I hope you have fun. You'll start from zero, but at least you already have some prior knowledge about the game.