So if RDF is such an important feature to have, why are the TBC servers so full? TBH, I'm kind of tired of this moan from the vocal minority about people leaving because of no RDF. Look at Medivh versus Outland and then Lordaeron versus Icecrown. Populations are basically the same. The 1x server trends around 2, 3, 4k players while the amped up server has 10, 11, 12k+ in each case. It's not RDF. It's the lack of easy mode game play. Lord and Med are harder servers for their 1x and limited coin shop and the kiddies want their easy gains and p2w game play.
Personally, I like it just how it is. We have a good quality over quantity community. Don't mess with that. It'll just bring more garbage.
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Wrong, wrong and wrong.
First of, youre comparing 2 different expansions, most people are playing TBC because they missed the "golden" era of WoW, the game is different in a lot of ways, some are playing it for nostalgia, others out of curiosity, others because they like the art-style that wow had(dungeons,gears,enemies,ect...).
Also, old 2011-2013 lordaeron had more people and it had all youre agaisnt enabled, so all your arguments are nothing but your own opinion, so please, stop it, realm its dying, theres some lvling activity, yes, but once they figure out hows the lvl 80 world, they end up abandoning.
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couldn't agree more with this.
Lordaeron GM's should try at least put rdf for a couple of weeks to see what happens . Im leveling an alt and the ammount of players leveling now dropped a lot, maybe it could help new players to stay.
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the thing most of you that want rdf either don't know or choose not to remember is that lord was originally a realm for only the staff to play on, 1 made to their specifications. word got aorund and people showed interest so they opened it up to the public, but they are still keeping the realm the way they want it designed, which means no rdf. if 1 feature being turned off breaks your gameplay than feel free to find a server that better suits you.
