Yes. I’m sure the que times you are experiencing absolutely do not back up that data in the least bit.
kek.
Do you always ignore data when it’s slapping you in the face?
That’s the one.
ONE server.
That’s not anything regarding a counter argument. I look at the entire playerbase and servers. Not bubbles.
Exactly how are you observing an entire playerbase now?
My experience is admittedly anecdotal, but I don’t think any player can offer anything else but anecdotal evidence. The only folks who can truly monitor what’s up across all realms are the folks at Blizzard. In the end, we’re all in a bubble of sorts.
The data is gleened from Ironforge and while I suppose an idiot would skoff at those numbers, they are backed up by the que times. I would suggest the numbers are likely not to the person perfect, but they paint a general idea as to the server balance.
Anathema 51 % horde
Bigglesworth 63 % horde
Bennediction 53 % Alliance
Blaumeux 63 % horde
Faerlina 58 % horde
Fairbanks 66 % horde
Herrod 64 % horde
Incendius 51 % horde
Kirtonos 63 % horde
Kurinaxx 60 % horde
Kromcrush 60 % horde
Netherwind 52 % alliance
Rattlegore 56% horde
Skeram 80 % horde
Smolderweb 63% horde
Stalag 84.4 % horde
Sulfuras 53 % horde
Thalnos 71 % horde
Thunderfury 65 % horde
Whitemane 58 % horde
Do ya see a trend here fella? That’s a ton of “pretty” horde players!
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Queue times have absolutely zero indication on actual server populations you buffoon.
Queue times show nothing more than more players potentially pvping. If 1000 alliance are logged in, and 1000 horde are logged in, but only 200 alliance are queueing while 600 horde are queueing… Does that mean the server is imbalanced?
No. You keep saying “data” to cover your stupidity and it’s not working.
Also, I’m not experiencing any queues because I don’t PvP in battlegrounds as I don’t give a flying damn about honor/ranking. But enjoy your “imbalance” 
Edit: have to add because it’s just so adorable you keep parroting ironforge
Literally says on the website not all player info is available.
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You do realize the original part of the thread I was responding to was regarding how a faction won’t gank if they’re in the minority of the server, and my experience with being ganked by Horde on Heartseeker. It had nothing to do with queue times or the numbers you’ve posted. So, all the data you posted was irrelevant to what was said.
Just to be clear, here’s what I was referring to:
LOL.
You just backed up my argument without knowing it.
If 1000 alliance player and 1000 horde players are currently logged in, and 800 horde que up but only 200 alliance.
That tells me that the majority of players on the horde are pvp centric. Which is what I’ve been saying all along.
You buffoon.
The data is collected from warcraftlogs. So LIKE I HAD SAID. I don’t think that it is “to the player, perfect” But does give a reasonable assumption as to what the faction imbalance or server population trends are.
We do have one thing in common however, I do not pvp either. AS I HAD ALREADY STATED. I just like to take a poopy on the “I picked horde cause it’s pretty!” nonsense!
Did you just decide to post nonsense because you were bored or?
Which only tracks level 60s from raids. Which aren’t the sole basis of server populations.
More horde being interested in pvping = / = imbalanced servers. It means you nancies are hiding in your cities doing nothing or raid logging.
Players who typically pick PVP servers are players who have an interest in…
wait for it…
PVP!
More horde are pvping, because the majority of players interested in pvping picked the faction that has the racials that are better suited for
wait for it…
PVP.
So it’s completely understandable that a game built on slight percentages and fractions would have a playerbase pick the faction with a slightly better racial kit towards the style of gameplay they prefer.
Alliance players are by the majority, more interested in PvE…
This absolutely is backed up by the data collected and the que times experienced. You could also make an argument for the types of posts and threads created by which ever faction as to tell where their priorities are game play wise.
Horde player pvp threads are more centric to wanting pvp to happen inside of battlegrounds
Alliance player pvp threads are more discussing honor per hour and honor farming.
God you are a cutie!
Yes, because it’s totally impossible that players pick PvP servers for other reasons and don’t participate in PvP (bgs, specifically in this case.)
I only wpvp because I did bgs for years in vanilla and just don’t care about rank/bg grinding rank again.
I guarantee I’m not the only one who doesn’t participate in bgs, whether it’s a player who only engages in the open world, flat out doesn’t PvP in bgs (or at all) because they may have rolled on PvP with a group of friends who DO PvP, or whatever other reason.
Some did, sure. Again, not all.
Rest is you continuing to be a .
Look behind you. what do you see? I will explain…
This is the door to retail.
Please close it off from the other side.
Warsong is down to a couple mins for you. Queue that
You understand the word “typically” don’t you? Maybe you should go check out that definition…then you could come back here and ghost edit your post as to not look silly!
And while you are there, look up the word “majority”! See I purposefully put in these words as to not be ‘absolute’ like how you seem to have taken the post.
And then responded thinking you were clever!
Basically the only part you should really keep from your last post was the emoji.
lol!
Ironic. Looks like you’re running out of juice. Have fun crying friend.
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What no more clown face?
That was the best part of your posts!
I guess we are done here?
I think someone should take some data analysis and statistics courses to understand how data actually works.
Maybe a logic course, too.
I think the data is pointing to reliable trends. But if we wanna pretend that the data is corrupt and useless…even though the results like battleground que times, as well as personal player experience on lopsided servers back it up, you are free to do that!
Lmao, yeah clowns usually do enjoy that the most 
I wish I could say the same about any part of your post, but it was all trash.
Still hanging on to this string of an argument. 
You literally contradict yourself saying “most” alliance players are primarily pve while most horde are PvP. So then you agree server population doesn’t have any actual bearing on queues, and it’s player interest/lack of?
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Awww i get it. You don’t like being outted for likely having the smarts as to picking the faction with the better pvp racial toolkit.
Maybe I overestimated you? Maybe you do make all your decisions based as to how pretty something is!
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Except that I also understand that those more interested in PVP are likely to have created a character on PVP servers.
And the data shows that is in fact, the case! And it is confirmed with the que times!
Neat huh?
I guess there could be a few outliers who had no interest in PVP and just accidentally created a toon on a PVP server in a game that’s 15 years+ old now…which is why I used words I did!
Hooo boy!