Doesn’t exist in wow, never has. You want them to develop brand new systems that don’t exist in their actual live version of the game for a 15 year old cash grab? You’re beyond naive if you think faction based queues would have solved the problem without create a laundry list of new ones.
I flat out said I agree they should have done this. But also, people still chose to go to those servers, knowing full well the population and balance issues they were causing.
Eventually alliance players should find a way to move past what happened in phase 2. Most horde players understand that the av queue is what it is, and it’s that way because alliance doesn’t want to play av anymore. Also, it was entirely predictable that what happened in P2 would happen. One of the main reasons of hype for classic wow was a return of open world PvP, something that is sorely lacking from retail. Phase two was essentially the designated window for open world PvP to happen, because everyone knew it would die down once BGs launched. Anybody on a PvP server who thought they would log in, fly to thorium point and walk down to BRM with no issues the week they opened up honor points was naive. PvP is a choice. Players chose to play on PvP servers. If you don’t make that choice it’s essentially impossible to participate in PvP unwillingly.
Do you want to clarify this? Saying the system will be exploited by players nomatter what the system is seems contradictory to then saying none of this is player driven.