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Do not confuse map copies with IP addresses. There can be multiple map copies on a single IP address. You cannot determine on which map copy you are by looking at the IP address alone.
Regardless, being able to see a list of the currently existing map copies, and being able to select on which one you want to play, should have been implemented along with the megaserver system. It’s been suggested over a thousand times; that’s how the original Guild Wars went about it. Unfortunately, we haven’t gotten word back from ArenaNet as of yet.
List, no, random roll, sure.
A list would just split the playerbase.
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Sometimes relogging works. However, a district system with queues would be useful.
List, no, random roll, sure.
A list would just split the playerbase.
Guild Wars 1 had districts in their cities. You could choose the one you wanted based on a friend in a district or how crowded it was, and move to it if it wasn’t full. If they had that in this game, people who want crowded maps can go to district one and those who don’t can go to the highest number district.
Think how useful something like this could be to a map like the Silverwastes. The chest farmers can go to their own map and the people who want to do events can go to theirs.
Example of a Guild Wars 1 district menu.
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List, no, random roll, sure.
A list would just split the playerbase.
Guild Wars 1 had districts in their cities. You could choose the one you wanted based on a friend in a district or how crowded it was, and move to it if it wasn’t full. If they had that in this game, people who want crowded maps can go to district one and those who don’t can go to the highest number district.
Think how useful something like this could be to a map like the Silverwastes. The chest farmers can go to their own map and the people who want to do events can go to theirs.
Example of a Guild Wars 1 district menu.
This is kind of what I was refering. But since I saw there was an /ip command, I thought it might be easier to use that, but the IP apparantly dont translate to map instance here