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Originally Posted by Sketched
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Secrets post is something that I was thinking as well, more numbers isn't always better, or a desired goal. A lot of people consider p99 to be overcrowded, and with more people comes constant pressure to change server values and norms. On P2002 hands off GMs and no rotations will work great, as long as people are mature, and there isn't one guild ruling over content and denying others. The same could be said for TAKP, too many guilds and people will delay content access.
In the end the servers have different goals, mildly different rulesets, and different communities. It is really too bad that there had to be a split but it may be better in the long run if it results in two stable communities rather than one community in continual conflict. I think everyone is hoping that both servers thrive and are successful, whatever success is for each respective community.
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I agree with what youre saying. Numbers dont always equal a good server. The reason i posted this though, is because the p2002 server still has a pretty low pop, and a lot of people who might be interested in it simply dont know about it. Its far from being crowded at this point.
Though i think the rules are more than mildly different relative to p99. Theres no raid rotation, theres a general 'dont be an asshole' rule with minimal GM involvement (we're all adults, we're expected to act like it), they allow boxing of up to 3 toons which i'd like to see changed once the population gets to a workable number, and it isnt stopping at velious.
So far ive had a great experience on p2002. The people are unanimously friendly and helpful, people are respectful of camps and dont hinder anyone elses ability to enjoy the game, despite boxing rules people will drop a box to make room in a party for other people to join ect. Its still young and underpopulated, but that's why im advertising it. i genuinely believe that this server is going to go places, all it needs is more people to really make it thrive.