Thread: Imladris Population

Been playing on Imladris for 2 years now, and Imladris only and I live in the corner of the World (New Zealand) so most of the time I can go on it's quite empty. Does anyone have a rough idea of the size of this server's popuation compared to others? E.g Brandywine...Would we be considered High Pop? Or Low?


P.S When I do manage to get on during the servers high time glff is moderately busy, quite a few people around, but utterly deserted at 7pm (GMT+13)

The population is not the problem. GMT+13 thats the problem >.>, most players are from USA EST time or from Europe. You might want to try the server Elendilmir where there are more Aussies, New Zealanders and Asians (probably more suitable for your timezone).

Imladris is the lowest population server (or at least it was before it was open to server transfers, but I'd be willing to bet it still is, especially since all the recent transfers off the server)...so yeah, there's your problem. The majority of Imi's population is all below level 40 or so. Go to a low level area, you'll see what I mean. Not many of them stick around long enough to get into the Moria and up areas where the game really starts to pick up (in terms of instances and stuff), so they get bored and either quit playing or just make more low level alts.

Oh and yeah, it's mostly a US server so that's another reason why you'd be having problems finding people.

Got one 75 hunter in Imladris now, fully geared and not willing to play on it anymore at least until Rohan. Making a new Warden alt which server would you recommend? Something with high number of low-medium levels.

I think pretty much all the servers have a large number of low-medium level people playing.
I made a hunter on Brandywine to play with some friends a while back and I know that it was always busy there. Like...very busy.

Well i would not say it's abandoned by other people cus i know quite many lvl 60+ and there are many low-mid lvls too. You can see many more ppl whn fest comes on. thy are basicly crawling round the fest places.