Should I play RP server for more social interaction?

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It’s hard to blame anyone. But it’s a known sad joke that many players will never talk in group content, most people in the capital are just working on their own stuff.

I don’t think I am a hardcore RPer, I enjoy the lore, I enjoy fantasizing my own character and its setting and its role in the world. But that’s it.

Now you may think I totally should at least try out playing in RP realm, but I also want solid gameplay. It won’t be a game to me if there’s no action, not even a decent amount of people would do end game content or pvp.

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RPPVP servers have less spergs and more mature players. now understand when i say less, i mean instead of 95% it’s 90%.

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If you want more interaction, I do recommend an RP server. With cross server, pugging end game content is easy though not something I recommend. The bigger RP servers like Wyrmrest Accord and Moon Guard have a good number of end game PvE guilds that I know of (I can’t speak to other servers as I only play on those two). But I definitely prefer the interactions that I get from people on my server. It feels a lot more alive here.

I’m also biased as I play on Wyrmrest, so…

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Wyrmrest is Horde majority and MG is Alliance majority right?

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If you go on Proudmoore or Moonguard or any RP servers at all:

NEVER GO TO GOLDSHIRE INN.

NEVER
NEVER
NEVER

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Depends on your back story.

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I guess I am looking for a more lively version of wow. I tried Stormrage and Area 52, there’re a ton of people, but quiet like a graveyard.

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The idea that RPers somehow don’t like to participate in PVE or PVP content is so unusual. RP is something to do when you don’t feel like raiding/dungeoning or doing BGs/arena. That’s all.

If you’re Horde, I recommend Wyrmrest Accord. If you’re Alliance, I recommend Moon Guard. There are plenty of guilds that push content on both.

Personally, I don’t understand why anyone would want to play on a Normal server. The communities on those servers are just weird to me.

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Find a good guild – that is truly the only way. The general population is garbo.

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Correct, though I do think there is a healthy population of the opposite faction on each.

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Emerald Dream is pretty balanced between both factions

I don’t blame you for wanting more interaction. I’m taking a break because wow has been a single player game for me and I have much better single player games in my backlog (play horizon zero dawn currently)

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But if you do want a game with a large RP groups, try ESO.

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Nah, just find a active guild.

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You mean the total lack of a community? I left for Stormrage for a bit for content and I just couldn’t handle how dead Normal servers feel.

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OP if you want to RP PVP then watch this and join them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QYhG3fa5FM&ab_channel=TheScarletScourge

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Haven’t been over to the ol’ love shack lately.

Yes come to MG we are mostly friendly…well, Horde side. Can’t speak for Allies. Always events going on and we talk and /wave

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Find a more active guild.

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On any server…

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I heard ED is dead now after they added Warmode in the game for some reason.

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I recommend an RP server for anybody friendly who likes the games story, you don’t have to RP to be on an RP server.

I played on Dalaran for almost all of legion and was miserable since it was such a toxic cesspit, the moment I switched over to an RP server the game just became a ton more fun.

Tbh if I was still on Dalaran I might’ve quit WoW entirely when BFA dropped.