Bottom line is there’s no problem, Ion said the population is quite balanced actually, only the hardcore players are mostly on Horde.
If you’re complaining about population balance right now, you’re basically saying the game population should be balanced around hardcore player, which is not what LFR heroes at GD should say.
What you should say is stuff like “game shouldnt be balanced around the 1%” or stupid stuff like that.
This is also something that Modern WoW introduced. Not something that accounted for the problems of Vanilla or BC.
It’s in short, a quick fix… That will help you get wins.
44/100 of the top 100 are Horde. That is hardly ‘dominated’. Compare this to the number of Alliance guilds in the top 100 PVE.
It’s almost like the content that requires the least amount of players (3) is going to be least affected by overall population disparities. Looking at RBGs, they’re also horde dominated.
The disparity between RBG vs Arena is for the same reason as the Mythic raiding disparity: Players who value teamwork flock to Horde, players who are more individual in their playstyle flock to Alliance.
They acknowledge it, but as if yet haven’t done anything beyond make the hall of fame, which has done absolutely nothing in regards to slowing the snowball effect. What they need to do is allow cross faction content, but so far they refuse to consider it.
Arenas are actually pretty even. This suggests the problem isn’t with the player skill, rather it’s just a matter of having a larger enough population to be competitive.
When you include that second page for arenas and go to the top 200, horde actually pull ahead.
No, but the Alliance playerbase is certainly hypocritical.
FACT: Alliance outnumbered Horde for 14 years.
FACT: Alliance players were fine with this.
FACT: Horde players didn’t complain about it.
FACT: For the past year, Horde has outnumbered Alliance by about the same margin that Alliance outnumbered Horde for 14 years.
FACT: Alliance players are screaming every day that it’s the end of the world, as a result.