Guild Wars 2

Chaba.5410:

pizza.7853:

Please link the thread that you created to complain when server B acquired a massive Chinese guild that queued maps and golem rushed keeps in server A’s weakest timezone…

TBH you’re upset that said Chinese guild picked Server B and not Server A. That guild showing up was to everyone’s surprise and they clogged Server B’s NA queue too, which crowded out a lot of Server B’s NA regulars, something Server A didn’t have to deal with.

Then again, none of what you wrote is constructive and attempts to answer OP’s question. If you have experience of how to cope with playing in a server’s weak timezone, which it sounds like you do, then perhaps you have something to add here?

I think the previous posters summed it up well: either log on and play or go do something else with your life. If OP chooses to log on and play, the biggest thing you can do is organize that timezone. Start tagging up and start a guild, for example. Most often a timezone is weak not necessarily because of less players but also because of a lack of players willing to step up and lead, which then leads to the situation Server A has of relying on a single commander playing at extremely long and odd hours.

nah, not upset, had lots of fun in that era. Just not constructive cause the op comes across more as a thinly veiled complaint than an actual question.

Please link the thread that you created to complain when server B acquired a massive Chinese guild that queued maps and golem rushed keeps in server A’s weakest timezone…