No, it is not. Even Blizz servers haven't surpassed that number now per server (ofc calculations got bigger and mechanics trickier to work etc, but still).
having 35k active players on most crowded realm in the world is one thing, having 150k active players between two servers is a whole another. Online numbers are comparable too.
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ha, new blizz pole... they want to see how much people miss the past, and they are baiting it with cata.. the point of decline..
blizz is actually considering now about making a legacy server, they are just testing to waters to see how many people actually do miss the past.
the fact is wow was not Nost's to host or distribute. if they wanna do something like that they can make there own game. i wonder if all these ppl complaining bout this server going down would feel the same if it was there property being ripped off. remove the whole money thing. this is someone taking someone else's IP and using for there own means. period. now toss in the fact that were taking money( donations or other wise ) from said IP they were using.
ya...no. and i cant believe so many ppl actually dont see a issue with this. ridiculous.....
Repeatedly, they said that the number or people who want vanilla servers is just not enough to off-set all the resources and time spent on implementing and maintaining vanilla servers, so to keep on repeating this 'many people want it' argument is just a waste of time, unless you can actually prove, beyond any reasonable doubt, that creating classic servers would consistently turn up a worthwhile profit, month after month.
Problem is, you can't. No one can.
Hey, I said it was a dick move. I don't approve it myself, but it's the kind of hard choice I can't really fault them for making. There was no other reasonable path for them that didn't validate private servers -- like the usual suggestions of just letting Nost be or hiring their developers to work on official Vanilla servers -- and as a company they cannot validate private servers of their own game.
This really is a tragedy for everybody involved. I wouldn't be surprised if some folks at Blizzard did also play there, if anything just to get a fresh perspective on their own game (or to have fun, who knows?) without having to worry about anything. But that was unfortunately a puppy they didn't have a choice but to kick, if they didn't want to risk getting into even bigger trouble later.
EDIT: and sure. If they released their own Vanilla servers I'd probably give them a go! I joined up in late TBC, so my Vanilla experience is all based on x10 P2W private servers that crashed every two hours. It would be interesting to see how things went back then.
Nothing ever bothers Juular.
Yup. Internet celebrity with nearly 2.5 million subscribers on YouTube and tons in Twitter has voiced support of legacy servers and included a link the the petition. This issue is probably going to get blown up even more due to the huge audience JonTron has.
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JonTron doesn't need to make controversial opinion videos to get views. Any video he makes will get at least 1 million views regardless of the subject.
Almost 600 pages! Let's go boys and ponies!
Also, what do you personally think after all that's happened, all the internet celebs, streamers and the communities that
have gone into a total state of war. Do you think we've got a shot at getting the classic realms now or that they might bless a fan project with it?
I really want to hear what you guys think about it.
Seeing 100+ players has been a pretty normal occurence for a long time now. Having over 2000 players in a single cache distance crashes? Oh well? That doesn't organically happen and they have tech to mitigate it on events where it would outside of intentional attempts to crash servers.
If you were so up to date shifuren you might've known the ingame server capacity (which was 10000's before) has gone up significantly recently.
I didn't know this server was so popular. Neither did i know this topic was allowed here.
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