Yes and I noticed the fact you are both on WRA so you could be friends.
Emerald dream was the main RPVP server before War Mode very likely the only reason he thinks it is dead is because he was not on War Mode.
Hahahaha dude, donât hurt yourself from stretching that hard. We arenât even the same faction.
I literally dug up multiple sources and you keep plugging your ears. Believe what you want, I suppose.
I would believe you if he was higher than lvl 10.
And I have brought up reasonable doubt on all of them.
Youâre embarrassing yourself at this point, and me by continuing to entertain you. Iâm done.
For what countering your arguments?
I understand being skeptical since itâs apparently an undocumented change, but the thresholds definitely changed, whether you choose to believe it or not.
WRA was literally never âfullâ and it jumped overnight, along with every other server, and it didnât happen during an expansion launch. (granted I donât think itâs actually âfullâ anymore, because this change wasnât super recent)
And if more evidence comes up I may believe you but right now nothing in this thread really proves that that is what is going on.
The only evidance so far can be given reasonable alternatives.
I think that matters more to players. What matters to Blizz. may not be sub numbers. The number that matters may be X-hours-in-game = how many $ spent in store.
FWIW, I donât believe any change was made for the sake of apperances. Realm Pop Status is tied to online players vs total server capacity, and its that capacity that they commonly make changes to for various reasons (hardware upgrades, new tech (sharding, etc), stability issues / concerns, etc). Lowering the capacity makes servers look âfullâ. Raising it makes them look âlowâ, and it has happened both ways in the past.
So I suppose at the end of the day, we have to take the listing with a grain of salt either way.
They know what the numbers are - they also know making them public will serve no purpose. As long as revenue is up due to ancillary services theyâll be happy.
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Take it one step more.
I want to see gold token numbers.
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All that matters most of you here are willing to pay sub to just stay on the forums. Addiction is a terrible thing.
If this were 2005 subscription numbers would be really important, but since we are in an era where micro-transactions are where the real money is, subscription numbers do not hold the same value. The subscription gets you in the door, the token is the money maker.
The value is the WoW Token. Since the purchase of a single token holds greater profit than a monthly subscription. Do not count on the company to make changes that would negatively impact token purchases.
While people do not like the direction of the game currently, the company is more than happy to see people that never buy tokens quit rather than seeing those people happy, and the token purchases take a nose dive.
I guess what I am trying to say is the reality is not the numbers, it is how many of those people are purchasing tokens. That is what the company is measuring success on.
Sadge Canât relate to either
Who wanna bet after the mess of tbc, whole lot less are gonna come back for wotlk
why? so that players can claim wow is dying again in the forums and signal to investors that wow is failing?
bad for business growth.
Yeah theyâd keep all those sub info internal.
I bet theyâre sweating tho, New World and rash of other new games arenât far from kicking the legs out from under them while theyâre still reeling from the drama via the lawsuit.
I will always say the reason they wonât make sub numbers public is because they know that it completely validates community anger and complaints about the current game. If their idea of what WoW should be was working they would be flaunting their sub count and bragging about it but they keep it a secret so that people who defend them can feel like thereâs something to defend.