Guild Wars 2

What, exactly, does this post accomplish? Your suggestions are nonsensical, uninformed and incoherent.

I think the game is fine as it is, more players would make it better sure but everything is fine

I’d love to see it so that we can once again play with our European friends. PvP, nasty comments about a dead game and everything else aside, being able to play with our European friends is important to me.

jimmyimo.2089:

Frosty and Frosty Law Firm.4981:

What, exactly, does this post accomplish? Your suggestions are nonsensical, uninformed and incoherent.

Sorry for assuming that every one must have noticed that there is only an average of 5 people per Heart of the Mists.

Yeah, I’m sorry about that. It’s hard to notice them over the hundreds in Lions Arch overflows. In fact, I’m moved to overflow so much, I was actually shocked the one time yesterday when it didn’t happen.

jimmyimo.2089:

Sorry for assuming that every one must have noticed that there is only an average of 5 people per Heart of the Mists.

I’m in Heat of the Mists dozens of times a day. It’s the best way to get to LA.

Maybe it’s a sign that the player base doesn’t like sPvP as much as some other players do?

While server mergers would improve the population of underpopulated areas to a degree, it would be very likely to exaggerate the problem of excessive players in certain areas.

It’s not really that the game lacks players. It’s more like it lacks sufficient reason for its players to go to locations that aren’t Orr, FotM, AC, CoF, etc.

Doesn’t feel dead to me.

Sure, it’s nothing compared to launch, but that’s how it works with every game.
I feel there’s an adequate amount of activity every time I log in.

And a staff post has stated that the player population has steadily grown over the past few months.

I think the real problems are that reward distribution is still skewed towards Orr, Dungeons, and Fractals, as well as there being little incentive to stay anywhere for more then an hour.

Thus, if you’re not in Orr/Dungeons/Lion’s Arch, you and other people in the same zone rarely have time to talk since you’re usually headed somewhere else.

No time to talk = No time to be social = Game feels lonely.