Guild Wars 2

At present green has very little areas that are green. I don’t know if it’s due to the commanders or the servers being linked but there is a problem. The servers aren’t balanced since this server exchange you started about two weeks ago. But, what green is paired with has too many people playing that aren’t from green side. It would help if the servers could be balance like this: For example: No one server can have more than 2% more people playing in WvW than the lowest server playing on-line at the time. This may help alleviate some people feeling they shouldn’t play due to not enough support from the server.

Please. Casuals everywhere nowadays.

If your server is bad it’s going to be bad, regardless if it’s green or not.

Is this post about not enough people in the battleground maps or in EOTM?

If not enough people are in EOTM, then that just means that green servers are winning in regular WvW and people aren’t hiding in karma train wonderland. EOTM is supposed to be something you do as entertainment while waiting for WvW, not the main event. And even when it’s “bad” EOTM still should allow plenty of room for trainers and roamers to sneak around and get their bags from randoms and isolated groups.

A lot of servers are tanking hard atm to drop down to their desired league spots before the second season starts

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +1 and a whole lot more. Servers are tanking, guilds are transferring, same results from Season 1 except SLIGHTLY less lame rewards. Oh, and a non-scoring map thrown into the mix…

Pretty much the same on my server. At times all maps are entirely blue. A side we beat last week are 100,000 points a head. Can only think my server is tanking.
Balancing is not going to solve this if people are either avoiding the game for specific reasons or the lag & disconnects from the ddos attacks are behind the problem.
Balancing would be nice but the game would need to be run the same as eotm for it to work. 3 colours vs one another instead of the current set up.

I’m so confused.