Hi Drosul,
If your the Drosul I remember who played on Stonemaul back in Vanilla…
This is Illuminate; glad to see you’re still around.
Even if you’re still a filthy Warlock.
Assuming your the Warlock I remember from Stonemaul (and not someone else).
Stonemaul may have been slightly Alliance favored, but Horde actually had a pretty strong presence on Stonemaul during Vanilla. Unknown Entity was the PvE Raid guild on the server for the latter half of the game (a Horde raid guild).
The Classic Servers are vastly different than the Vanilla ones in that the populations on the servers are inherently MUCH larger. You really can’t compare the Vanilla experience to what present day ‘Classic’ is like.
There are so many more players that ‘PvP happened on a PvP server’ doesn’t even begin to cover it.
Blizzard did an amazingly poor job at launch. As usual. For a company who’s been doing this for 12-15 years, they’re still abysmal at it.
They vastly underestimated what the demand for Classic content would be, then reactively opened up additional servers in response to a high-demand. Even that process was executed poorly, with them opening up too many servers too slowly, and then failing to merge servers appropriately in the aftermath of launch.
They could be working on adjusting the faction discrepancies even now, but they don’t. There are multiple options for doing so…including realm merges and allowing faction transfers to underpopulated factions.
When you have 60/40 Faction Ration, that’s not what I’d call healthy.
It’s playable under duress…but not healthy. Once you’re up around 70/30 or 80/20 it’s just a pointless exercise on PvP servers.
Coming from a ex-Horde player of nearly 12 years; the attitude of most Horde is embarrassing and pathetic.
Why would any faction (Horde or Alliance) want their competition to stop PvP’ing and ‘give up’, if the goal of being on a PvP server is to have opponents to play against?