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Originally Posted by somnia
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It's indisputable that the server as a whole would be better off without TMO. Their recent raid suspension only serves as evidence of this fact. Too bad the GMs/Devs haven't done anything to address the problems of the raid scene and are unlikely to do anything in the near future. Prediction? TMO returns and everything goes back to shit and we get more threads about how TMO ruins everything - ad infinitum.
Easy fix. Ignore cries about fragmenting population - population would ultimately be healthier with a casual-only server as demonstrated by rise in population numbers since TMO's suspension. Get rid of P1999 Red - it's a fail server with only 1 guild and no PvP - what's the point of that server again?
Of course none of this will ever happen but it's nevertheless enjoyable to beat the dead horse past the point of a bloody pulp.
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After reading several of your posts it seems like you just like to make claims based on nothing more than your opinions. Sever population has gone up slightly and is easily accounted for by new people to the server (not yet raiders), IB logging into the server, people on suspension spending more time in the game on alts, and maybe a handful of people logging on for open raids. Even if all of the change in population was due to the suspension it wouldn't help the anti-TMO argument much because the difference is pretty miniscule. Numbers really don't look very different from two weeks ago, maybe a 4-5% difference. Not like the post Kunark numbers which were several hundred more.