Need more EU! D:

[Tobinofear]

At the start of the f2p thing last year i began on EU-Draenor (english server). Queuing Times for wsg horde where @ +/-10min. ab wasn't available most of the time.

Through TI i switched to US Aerie Peak and newer touched the EU Account again.

The activity on US is really nice. My connection 99% ok (120 ms lag).

The only "not so good thing" is the timeshift. For me it's 9 hours before aerie peak server time.

So, e.g. Booty Bay is 23:00-01:00 local time sunday evening.

Is there any "must be" server on EU meanwhile?

Cheers
Kinski

 

[Mialo]

At the start of the f2p thing last year i began on EU-Draenor (english server). Queuing Times for wsg horde where @ +/-10min. ab wasn't available most of the time.

Through TI i switched to US Aerie Peak and newer touched the EU Account again.

The activity on US is really nice. My connection 99% ok (120 ms lag).

The only "not so good thing" is the timeshift. For me it's 9 hours before aerie peak server time.

So, e.g. Booty Bay is 23:00-01:00 local time sunday evening.

Is there any "must be" server on EU meanwhile?

Cheers
Kinski

Secco is completely right. There is really no reason to stay EU and not go Aerie Peak US. I did it and I don't regret it at all. Latency & MS is more than fine. The only annoying thing, as Secco stated, is LFH contest. Every other time you'll have plenty of people online to play with, Horde side atleast.

I hope I'll be able to welcome some more players and run some premades with you to watch your dirty tricks.

 

[l30t53dd6p]

Is there any "must be" server on EU meanwhile?

Cheers
Kinski

I dont believe there is a server like Aerie Peak US in the EU. I believe there are several people on Agrammar who run the chat addon though and i don't mind helping out either on The Burning Steppes horde (healbot included for bg'ing lol).

 

[Yde]

Hoped it refreshed your memory a bit, a few corrections. It was also a good choice to come to Twente, one of the most beautifull places in the netherlands. I love it here ^^

It is! But it hasn't been quite that long, about seven years. Forgive my mistakes, I was tired, spontaneously happy to see 'Twente', and didn't bother consulting a dictionary, even though it should have been so easy online. -_-

I meant 'some years ago', and was probably thinking of enkele. Could I have used that? And the ben/heb vergeten is that damn German trap. Reading Dutch is easier to learn for us, but we make more mistakes speaking.

Thank you for the corrected texts! Shows I really have to spend my next holiday hopping over the border and polishing up. ^^