The only clear bargaining chip that any of us have here is withdrawing our consent - i.e. not logging in.
It's clear from the numbers that the lack of / loss of high-end guilds will not affect the server population in any meaningful way...and that's part of the equation that many of those in the negotiations are blind to.
Should all of the top tier / population-heavy guilds unanimously withdraw their consent and refuse to log on, guess what might happen? The population would be remarkably similar (not accounting for those who might join up / come back for/to a healthier raid scene) and dragons would still die regularly.
I don't think you negotiators understand that. I/you/we don't have a lot of chips at this table - if any.
All he's asked is for you all to get together and figure out how to distribute the resources in, by his definition, a more sane way. Yet you still talk of "giving mobs away" like you own them.
What's wrong with you that you cannot understand the construct under which you are operating?
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