When will there be a SERVER MERGE?

Do people who like to play with each other not communicate in your world? Yes, they go to the same server. Really.

Yes but most are in guilds and will go with their guilds... guilds don't communicate with guilds, people communicate with people. Guilds could choose totally seperate servers thus splitting up a very viable PvP community on some servers.

Is there an official developer response to any of this? I searched and don't see one, and our server is always "light" mode and Warzone ques take forever to pop, and then it's only 6 people on a team against 8 on the other side, which of course leads 1-2 people to quit before it starts because they know they are outnumbered, so then it's 4-5 versus 8, and you know how that ends.

So, on our server if you que and get a full group of 8 you almost always win because the other side will usually only have 4-5 players.

13 ppl online at Fleet. Been standing in Warzone que for about 30min and it's a bloody sunday. Soon uninstalling and unsubbing. Hurry gw2 plz.

My server has an average of around 12 people ON THE FLEET at one time. Usually there are 3-6 people on any given planet, besides the starters which have around 8-9.

MERGE PLEASE!!

Meanwhile, the rest of us started new characters on Fatman or other servers and are having a blast! lol at you!

You're not understanding: It's already been proven to WORK in an MMO! Especially with X-server PvP queuing coming, you're entire point is moot.

Yes, there are several. The latest one just a day ago right here.

45 minutes and no warzone pop. I can't figure out why Bioware thinks this is acceptable.

I just keep thinking about how Bioware execs responded, over a month ago, to concerns of dwindling populations. They were pleased because subscription rates were high, and players logged long hours when they did play.

Well, we now know that subscriptions were actually plummeting, and they needed to give away a free month just to play pretend that they've only lost 24%. The transparent untruthfulness and deception is almost cathartic - you just don't see that kind of flamboyant villainy outside of EA anymore.

Anyways, it will be interesting to see how many Bioware employees end up with EA management titles and fail upwards within the organization. I didn't think I would ever see a game outflop Warhammer Online. Lo and behold, EA took many of the same failures from Mythic and gave them a larger budget and IP that's likely hundreds of billions more valuable. Look upon their works, ye mighty.