Carnio

And again you direct me to the front page and manage to avoid everything I've said thus far. I've read the page already. I have also already acknowledged I'm aware nothing has been finalized. All I can say for certain is I'm hopeful but at the moment, in no way confident.

I like how you avoided everything else I said and just pointed me to the second bulletin point for doing nothing more than saying what many people would probably like to say, instead of taking the truth with a grain of salt and actually listening to your community.

I believe I was constructive. I pointed out potential flaws, in hopes they will not go ignored. I understand nothing is set in stone. I've tried my best to be constructive; I mean I could have said what a lot of people are thinking: Instead of working towards tbc how about fix the current situation before you produce more problems, but I didn't. I remain hopeful that we can expect great things to come from this, I just hope whatever is finalized will help the community because this will most likely be what makes or breaks the server and it's community in my opinion.

I usually don't post, my post count proves that. I just lurk the boards but I have quite a few questions and see potential issues. I see that this is a way of answering the cry from fans who'd like to see progressive vanilla, heck, I'd like to see TBC too. However, I do have to question: the main reason as stated by several GM's in discord is that there are no plans for a merger between Elysium and Anathema because they're on different patches; the gear gap is vast and wouldn't be fair. Okay, fair enough. However, Allowing Anathema to go first, you're gonna be allowing for quite a bit of time for them to progress through the expansion first; clear Black Temple, Hyjal etc. Then it seems once Elysium has gotten Naxx and is ready to move into TBC, they'll merge into the same server as Anathema players did, creating the same effect that we're currently seeing, the same effect that's supposedly stopping a merger to take place currently. The gear gap is vast. If Anathem and Elysium saw their respective tbc server's following their own separate time lines than there's just gonna be a repeat of what's happening in terms of server populations now. So, I'm not really sure what to make of this. I, too, am excited to experience progressive tbc, but if you're just gonna let us all merge into one server anyway why can't it be done now, and if you intend to give Anathema and Elysium their respective server, then we're still just stuck in the same situation that we're in now.