Guild Wars 2

first of all – i like new content – and i like difficulty raised in general.
since karka queen where i first experienced mass-zergs on our low server dzagonur(german) there has been a significant increase in difficulty for events.
most of the players on low populated servers wont be able to beat the new bosses – because there arent just enough organized players – wich would also require 3rd party programs like teamspeak.

lets assume we beat tequatl one time – or twice – well – then the area will be deserted like southsun cove or the orr temples . yes orr temples are as deserted on small servers… dont know what i am talking about ? – visit this areas…
anet has to make some difficulty adjustments for lower servers/player masses as well – else the new content ist nothing more than frustrating new stuff – wich can be done only from a few players on high populated servers.

This is what I keep saying but apparently all is ok if the people on the high population servers are happy. These things probably need to scale.

what you need to do is guest to these high populated servers like blackgate so none of the actual native T1 server residents can get in.
then you’ll have a gigantic server crying because they’re all stuck in overflow.

Dagraan.2854:

what you need to do is guest to these high populated servers like blackgate so none of the actual native T1 server residents can get in.
then you’ll have a gigantic server crying because they’re all stuck in overflow.

Even if i wanted to guest – i cant either because its full or because europe cant guest – dunno. i dont event want to guest. 50+ ppl on dzagonur should be enough.
if all the new events are like this gw2 is nothing more than wow or any other EQ/elite players mmo. i chose gw2 because casual 2-4 hours a day players can achieve almost everything too. but if new events tend to have this difficulty level – then its not my game anymore. hey – i am talking not about one hit nobrainer bosses. but tequatl on dzagonur ? – he will be deserted like south sun cove.