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Please don't punish me for choosing the wrong server

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pursang

02.04.2012 , 06:05 AM \| #11	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by StrikeOfLight This is certainly something that Bioware should address immediately, or else face a mass exodus of players frustrated about it. And this is why hyperbole is bad, kids.
"He who slays monsters must look at himself to make sure he does not become the monster." - Nietzsche

amnie

02.04.2012 , 06:05 AM \| #12	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Ellakkrin There are servers with high population and no que, you don't have to join ones which still have a que... however, those servers do tend to be the best ones about 8 years down the line. not sure if that is entirely true, though, because 'the best' is arguable. some people even .prefer. the lower population servers. I'm actually surprised the server communities don't seem to be able to manage with their low population. in lotro I played on a low population server but there was always lots of action in the (player created!!) global channel and even if I barely saw people in the open world while leveling I never felt alone... at all.

RedMix

02.04.2012 , 06:05 AM \| #13	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by StrikeOfLight If/when they allow server transfers, come on over to The Swiftsure or The Fatman. No problems finding groups. VERY populated. I play on The Swiftsure, and I can easily say that the caliber of people who play on it seem to be a notch above in terms of helpfulness and politeness. Republic side, anyways. Quite the opposite experience to what i've had on swiftsure. Population is 75% Oceanic and the server is a ghost town most of the day. Australian servers aren't really known for their high caliber players either.

Reevax

02.04.2012 , 06:06 AM \| #14	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Ellakkrin There are servers with high population and no que, you don't have to join ones which still have a que... however, those servers do tend to be the best ones about 8 years down the line. Just give us cross server group finding and pvp, then it wont really matter

StrikeOfLight

02.04.2012 , 06:06 AM \| #15	Quote
Thread Starter: Come to "The SwiftSure" Republic side, and I will help to get you started. I'll send you 50,000 credits to power your way through levels 1-20, and I'll run you through a flashpoint or a hardmode as often as I can. PM "Kurtthemormon" or send that char a mail message. I'll confirm you yourself indeed sent it through PMs on the forums.
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Aristopantys

02.04.2012 , 06:07 AM \| #16	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by amnie guys, even .if. they allow server transfer, chances are it will be from the packed servers to the empty servers, not the other way around :/ I highly doubt that. Their most likely approach will be (hopefully) allowing those on lower pop servers to fill up higher pop ones to consolidate since alot of these servers are put in to accommodate the initial rush. Thinning out high pop servers that are already establishing their communities would be kind of... foolish.

StrikeOfLight

02.04.2012 , 06:08 AM \| #17	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by RedMix Quite the opposite experience to what i've had on swiftsure. Population is 75% Oceanic and the server is a ghost town most of the day. Australian servers aren't really known for their high caliber players either. Impossible. The Swiftsure is the most populated server of them all. I never have problems, and the Aussies are friendly.
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StrikeOfLight

02.04.2012 , 06:08 AM \| #18	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by StrikeOfLight Thread Starter: Come to "The SwiftSure" Republic side, and I will help to get you started. I'll send you 50,000 credits to power your way through levels 1-20, and I'll run you through a flashpoint or a hardmode as often as I can. PM "Kurtthemormon" or send that char a mail message. I'll confirm you yourself indeed sent it through PMs on the forums. Also, I'm on now, if you want to speak to me.
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demonskies

02.04.2012 , 06:10 AM \| #19	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Reevax Just give us cross server group finding and pvp, then it wont really matter so this isnt a cry that server pops are low this is a cry for LFD tool since you cant find a guild or friends to team up with cuz your anti social.
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amnie

02.04.2012 , 06:11 AM \| #20	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Aristopantys I highly doubt that. Their most likely approach will be (hopefully) allowing those on lower pop servers to fill up higher pop ones to consolidate since alot of these servers are put in to accommodate the initial rush. Thinning out high pop servers that are already establishing their communities would be kind of... foolish. think about this for a little longer. high population servers higher and low population servers lower? really? the 'community' of a server won't suffer on the high population ones, because the people leaving will be the ones who don't feel at home on that server and are fed-up with queueing

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