Guild Wars 2

Hoping a Dev or a support person will hear my plead. We have Guilds stuck in limbo with half their team transferred and the other half stuck on the old world. Others can’t even begin to move over to JQ because our status is stuck on full 24/7.

Please, can you help us with this population cap? We’ve even been scheduling “blackouts” for 15 minutes when you do the daily reset. In an attempt to assist those wishing to transfer over. But, the status really isn’t budging at all.

Any help or advice would be great!
TY

Ps… I’m certain many of the other servers can use some help too.

I’m not sure if blackouts work, or it’s just coincidence that people are transferring off around the same time.

If ANet don’t do something this will have a big negative affect for many fragmented guilds.

so basically your guild wants to RUN to a high wvw pop server before the change.

why should arenanet help you make WVW even more unbalanced then it already is?

no, escape from a server with no-one on it…they have all moved to Blackgate – the bandwagon server.

Sorry, but you should have considered this before server hoping.

It’s the design of the game… to get the best out of WvW you need other people to play with. Empty maps don’t work.

Balance is the biggest issue here, it’s non-existent. Paid transfers won’t fix it either.

trying to jump to tier 1? I agree with the rest of the comments, should of considered before server hopping

Tarnished Coast isn’t in Tier 1 and yet, I’ve heard many are trying to get on there too. And, it’s not just for WvW either. People from PvE, PvP, and just family and friends are trying to settle in for the long haul. Picking worlds with staying power.

At this moment, there are 10 American worlds with full status. As someone who’s been watching it very closely the past week, it doesn’t change much for any of them. No matter the time of day or night.

Any new players trying to get into the game will also be locked out from joining friends and family until this is fixed. Guesting isn’t the same as being a part of a world community at all.