That site only tracks people listed on Warcraft Logs…
Newsflash… not everyone raids. In fact, a large portion of the classic player base doesnt raid, has yet to raid or doesnt log their raids. You cant base census data off of a site, that by its own admission, doesnt even account for an unknown portion of the server population…
Yet everyone says more Alliance raid, Alliance is the pve faction, and Alliance racials/pallies are better for pve. So if your complaint about that is that it solely uses geared players that aren’t useless in pvp- then surely you realize that means the imbalance is actually going to be considerably worse than what it shows.
You do know that MC and Ony both have great pvp gear in them- BRE, Hand of Rag, blastershot, CoD, and various off pieces that are better than dungeon blues.
And the amount of good pvp gear in raids over dungeons increases with every raid. A fair amount of tier gear has substantial stamina, and while 8/8 tier may not be current bis for actual raiding for every class, it often is for pvp before you start ranking.
My main in vanilla was alliance on a pve server, yet I did mostly pvp. Assuming that just because one rolled on a pve server means that they have no interest in pvp is more than just a bit narrow-minded.
I’m saying that its arrogant to assume a players intentions just because of their server choice. They could not be fans of world pvp but still love bgs. That’s not that hard to believe. Organized pvp is more fun for some people than the chaos and unpredictability of being ganked on a pvp server.
I don’t think it’s arrogant to assume that when we’re literally seeing that through queues. Almost every pve server is stacked with Alliance, almost every pvp server is stacked with horde- if you’re right, then we end up having the queues, if I’m right, then you end up having the queues.
If that was the case Blizzard would have stopped it from happening years ago. No matter how you feel about it until Blizzard agrees with you none of what you said is correct.