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Originally Posted by Baler
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People losing interest and core members sticking around until the end of time is pretty standard in the EMU scene. I'm actually kind of blown back by the number of people who are unfamiliar with how emulated server fair over the course of time.
On the subject of doing a wipe so its a clean slate for new comers. You'll piss off vets/ once in a blue moon players and some of those people may quit. Is that worth the few new people who join?
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What players? The server is dead. Most zones have 1 person in it. At some point the server will become irrelevant. Is that the goal here? I thought the goal of P1999 Red was to be a PvP server, not a ghost town where twinks endlessly gank the few new players who join the server, over and over.
I get that some days (raids) can have a better population but more and more the server is heading down the path of "why bother logging in". PvP requires people to play, quality PvP requires that there is somewhat of a level opportunity for players to engage each other.
I can't imagine that a lot of the remaining core pvpers wouldn't love having a server population of 500 - 600 players. I bet there would be huge interest in this from all kinds of players. This would be even more potent since WoW is losing so many players due to the state of PvP in the current Xpac.