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Originally Posted by Ungriim
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I think the rotation would bring back a lot of old players for one, who aren't willing to timesink moving characters around and camping them out at locs and tracking. I think it also would keep current players more interested in the game, if they could take their game to the raid scene. This would cause an increase in the resist gear market, spread out the wealth, get the community more into the game. I also think that for new players it will make the game more appealing and give them a sence of pride if them and their group of friends could start their own small guild, build it up, and eventually join the rotation.
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TMO could easily split and have 5-8 guilds worth on the rotation.
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Would you expect them all to take the major loss of having the largest guild to feed on a rotation where there are numerous guilds capable of taking out 85% of the targets easily.
This would probably happen for BDA as well, possibly Taken as well if they are as large as they once were. They could easily split into 2-3 guilds each. FE could probably split.
Each guild on the rotation would be forced to keep a minimum sized roster to maximize loot/member ratio.
As bubbles has said before, Project1999 has a much larger raid capable player base than any live server of back in the day.
Now lets take the no-repops with the large variance and just throw a 20 guild rotation at it. Sounds like fun, each guild can have about 2 1/2 of every 96hr raid spawn per year! Unless more people join the rotation, then you'll probably see smaller guilds on the rotation for the easier mobs, so you'll probably only see 2 or 1 1/2 of those per year.
The only rotation that would probably work, would be something like Open/TMO/Everyone else.