[ddo] Play?
Joe Vaughan
joev at jarhedz.com
Mon Jan 1 12:44:39 GMT 2007
On 1 Jan 2007, at 11:11, Cliffy wrote:
> general consensus with all the guild leaders on Boldrei.
>
Which matters not a whit to the rest of us since we play with
ourselves only and we're a *long* way off from Raid content.
> It is kind of important for you too :)
I don't agree except you do make one point which does seem worth
bearing in mind (see below)
> At the moment Boldrei is apparently 3 times smaller in terms of server
> population that Lyrandar. Boldrei is the second biggest server.
> Also Boldrei it seems is the "mature" server (according to those
> who have
> high level characters on both) ie apparently on Lynrandar you get
> all teh
> l33t speak (that i personally hate) and all the whiney behaviour
> that you
> would expect from an immature (kids) server.
>
It's irrelevant to the rest of us since we only meet to play
together. Those people PUGging (i.e. you, in the main) are the ones
who could give a toss about the whiney children. Therefore my
comments still stand, find the server that suits you and the rest of
us will just follow (take into account my arguments below)
> Boldrei players (whatever about duplicate characters) are going to
> populate
> Keeper, as they have heard and seen from guild websites etc that
> Lyrandar is
> probably going to Devourer.
Since we only play once a week, we can always take our time and even
skip a week immediately after the merge then decide which server to
play on once we see how the initial week-to-fortnight pans out.
What's to stop most of the muppets on Lyrandar from changing their
minds (because Devourer is laggy) and hitting up Keeper instead after
a few days.
Therefore, again, this decision is not necessary pre-merge.
> What this means, is that "in general" the quality of PuG on Keeper
> should be
> better than on Devourer.
Not relevant to me (or most of the others)
> More importantly (and most relevantly) if there is going to be a
> lag issue
> following the merge, by avoiding the Lyrandar players we should
> also by
> minimizing the chance of Lag.
This is the main consideration for me but I think any decision should
wait until the dust settles post-merge as you will have an initial
pendulum effect with players swapping back and forward between the
two servers looking for the least lag. After a while this will
naturally wind down to stable server populations on each server.
> BTW pre merge there is something you might all want to consider
> doing to
> prep - but I'll mention that in our next online session, as I'm
> tired and
> this email is already to long :)
No problem. If you're on this evening we can talk about it on TS.
Joe
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