Originally Posted by
Tea
I dont play wow anymore, but I started playing end of TBC. I learnt the hard way to watch my back out in the world, especially tarren mill area where alliance players were higher levels. And sure, I had to watch my back and sometimes got stuck to ninja away from people ganking me. But the world felt so much alive! Not long after, all worlds except northrend (reached max level once wotlk hit) were pretty much empty. Not many people leveling up, and I guess there's still just a few doing it. Also, you can level without leaving the cities through dungeon finder and random battlegrounds.
I dont know how this actually is working in reality, but I cant see why some ganking would be so horrible? Sure, I understand some people rolled on pvp servers because you were pretty much as safe as on a pve server... hardly any difference. With more people on pvp servers war will happen, and it scares pve players and they realise they either didnt know or just expected their rolling on pvp server to be without instanced pvp or they just didnt know what pvp server meant when rolling on it. But other players shouldnt have to pay for their mistakes, some people roll on pvp servers for the sake of them being pvp servers, and it should be up to the pvp afraid people to swap servers if they aren't happy with business. As simple as that.