USA/CA players please write here

[whytebio]

What about those of us in the oceanic part of the world, what kind of latency would we be looking at?

[Crono]

Hey Xadas,

I hope there is more alliance than horde, just means easier leveling

I can't wait for this server to begin. I did subscribe so I hope to see some of you on the test this weekend.

And for the folks that matter, FOR THE HORDE!!

[Drain]

Ok, I was able to test for 4 hours earlier, American readers. My ping(south Georgia, US East) was where I expected for the server location(France), which is 130-140. Very little delay, very competitive(PvP). People west may be higher, but should have decent enough numbers. <200 is good.

Rubberbanding on other players was minor, making me believe that it's their fault, being 200+ from the server, not my own(or it's the server's fault). BGs ran well, although it was hard to get AV pileups with the limited number of players we had. They were typically 20vs20 or less, not the 40vs40 they should be. The ping did sometimes spike up to around 170-180, which isn't a good sign, but spikes are a result from of the server being overloaded, either with internal processing, or with bandwidth. We don't know the status of their hardware during the test, or what things they may have had running or not running. They probably weren't concerned with giving maximum performance for the 4 hour test session I played.

[bane5454]

US East Player checking in. Pref Horde (Undead Warlock). Definitely interested in joining a guild.

[Klazdor]

WA here

[ranharle]

I am from Toronto, Canada.

[ransmo12]

MI player here stationed in CA willing to play anyside the majority of US/CA choose most likely going to be a healer

[konked]

NS, Canada here!!

[mokfarg]

Ready here, NC!

[Mythodiir]

Alberta, Canada, reporting in. General Mountain Time (-7:00)

I'll be a Human Warrior (so original).