First time posting here, so I hope this is the right sectionMaybe something like this has been asked/ proposed beforeBut my friends and I were discussing this and I thought why not place the questions hereI hope I explain it clearly: Is it not possible for gw2 to kind of limbo account that has been inactive for a long time?For example: when the account has not been used or logged in the game for at least two years,it gets removed from the homeworld and put into limbo*—creating space for an active player in that server.And once to account holder of the put-in-limbo account logs back in the game, the player can select a playable homeworld for free to play again.In my opinion, this would remove the irritation of new players who wants to join their friends in a server overpopulated by inactive users.I don't have the insight into how many players stopped playing, but we thought this idea can create more space for new players. Also, this would reduce the need for so many homeworlds servers. and would empty out the full servers for them to be filled up again with active players, This thought comes from the fact that recently some friends started playing GW2.And we started a new guild with each other some old some new players. We have a blast playing PVE. However, we can’t do WvW on the same server, resulting in them having no interest in playing WVW. We have been talking about them switching servers when space opens up. One of my friends, who played Guild Wars 2 from the start mentioned that several players in his friend-list have been inactive for six years. These players still occupy a spot in the homeworld, where its status is "full". I was lucky to join when the server-status changed to very high for a brief time.But this has not happened for quite some time as far as I know. So I was wondering is something like this possible?Would they introduce something like this?What are your thoughts on this? On a side note to make sure what I meant with limbo. Not deleting the account, but make it serverless after an idle period of X years.And allow the player to select a new homeworld if they log back in.
First time posting here, so I hope this is the right sectionMaybe something like this has been asked/ proposed beforeBut my friends and I were discussing this and I thought why not place the questions hereI hope I explain it clearly: Is it not possible for gw2 to kind of limbo account that has been inactive for a long time?For example: when the account has not been used or logged in the game for at least two years,it gets removed from the homeworld and put into limbo*—creating space for an active player in that server.And once to account holder of the put-in-limbo account logs back in the game, the player can select a playable homeworld for free to play again.In my opinion, this would remove the irritation of new players who wants to join their friends in a server overpopulated by inactive users.I don't have the insight into how many players stopped playing, but we thought this idea can create more space for new players. Also, this would reduce the need for so many homeworlds servers. and would empty out the full servers for them to be filled up again with active players, This thought comes from the fact that recently some friends started playing GW2.And we started a new guild with each other some old some new players. We have a blast playing PVE. However, we can’t do WvW on the same server, resulting in them having no interest in playing WVW. We have been talking about them switching servers when space opens up. One of my friends, who played Guild Wars 2 from the start mentioned that several players in his friend-list have been inactive for six years. These players still occupy a spot in the homeworld, where its status is "full". I was lucky to join when the server-status changed to very high for a brief time.But this has not happened for quite some time as far as I know. So I was wondering is something like this possible?Would they introduce something like this?What are your thoughts on this? On a side note to make sure what I meant with limbo. Not deleting the account, but make it serverless after an idle period of X years.And allow the player to select a new homeworld if they log back in.