What I was told is that there's a ratio between the number of people gaining fame versus number of guild members; as a direct consequence, pruning inactive members is supposed to help gain fame faster. A one-member guild would then, theoretically, gain fame faster than a guild with dozens of inactive members. Perhaps Binarabi can comment more on this.
In any case, considering how many people use New Horizons as their source of money, I think it's a deliberate choice that these fame gains do not reflect in guild fame; most guilds would eventually end up at 100 fame with their civilization. Unless I'm mistaken, fame from crafting missions is the same, barely moves guild fame (if at all); repeated missions done to generate money would keep pushing guild fame around.
Maybe a game guide could comment?
In any case, considering how many people use New Horizons as their source of money, I think it's a deliberate choice that these fame gains do not reflect in guild fame; most guilds would eventually end up at 100 fame with their civilization. Unless I'm mistaken, fame from crafting missions is the same, barely moves guild fame (if at all); repeated missions done to generate money would keep pushing guild fame around.
Maybe a game guide could comment?
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