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There will be a guild next time. No one really knew what they were doing going into this beta. We tried making a guild, but obviously it didn't happen.
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We did manage to have fun while in a group, though.
I have to say, I'm kind of impressed with this MMO. They didn't do anything ground breaking, but they managed to do the one big thing that dragonball has done forever: Be very entertaining.
I honestly can't wait for the next Beta, and I'm hoping they get started on an international (english) version ASAP.
The only problem I had with this beta is stuff that not even Netmarble could help. The main problem was that it was in Korean, and even for us that had the language pack to see korean, it was pretty difficult to figure things out.
I think this was the root of most of our problems. I had noticed that a lot of the korean players were much more decked out than all of us. Not to mention, we didn't have much of an idea on what skills did until we got them. I think if we known what skills did which before we got them, we would have made better decisions.
Throw the whole korean thing with being thrown into level 30, well, it promoted some problems. But it didn't stop it from being fun, and in the open beta, I'm sure we will learn more.
...Oh, and the music. I'm so glad I figured out how to turn that off.
And teestop, Open Beta means anyone can get in. Open Beta is pretty much a stress test. (Along with ironing out some of the kinks from the game.)