So it’s pretty obvious that the population has been dwindling recently, but I didn’t think I’d ever see herod or faerlina being at only high population. I mean I guess it makes sense, it’s getting noticeably more and more difficult to find 5 man groups, zones looking more and more dead, and I even see this on my Faerlina alt.
What will bring back classic, if anything? I guess I just didn’t expect it to die so soon.
Herod and Faerlina are still listed as full…They changed the way populations report anyway, and it has nothing to do with actual server numbers, just server ratios of players.
A medium server still has 5k people on it at least, which would be beyond full in vanilla.
It could be that the game is dying. Or it could be that lots of people have transferred off servers that are extremely over populated, or dominated by one faction.
If you look at raid log population data on ironforge(dot)pro you’ll see there’s been about 200,000 individual characters logging their raids in the last 2 weeks alone, and were on the holidays where many are likely not playing.
You take that 200,000 and think of how many PUGs are not being combat logged, think of how many are fully geared and no longer raiding, think of how many are simply PvPing instead, think of how many are not L60 and raiding yet, etc etc. and that’s just for the US servers, not including the EU, OCE, or Asian servers. There’s still millions playing Classic wow. Not dead in the slightest.