McDoogs wrote: »

I recommend basing faction population caps on the lowest populated faction in a campaign, to limit more than a 10-15% population advantage between the biggest and smallest factions.

This leads to Queue City and many angry players who never can PvP when their limited daily play time coincides with prime playing time.

Grunim wrote: »

McDoogs wrote: »

I recommend basing faction population caps on the lowest populated faction in a campaign, to limit more than a 10-15% population advantage between the biggest and smallest factions.

This leads to Queue City and many angry players who never can PvP when their limited daily play time coincides with prime playing time.

Who cares? Honestly, with as imbalanced as every single vet campaign is only one faction is having any fun most of the time (and even then, how much fun is zerging everyone down and winning with no challenge?). If the campaign is balanced, everyone who gets in has a decent chance of having fun.

Grunim wrote: »

AaronMB wrote: »

There's another thread here:
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/150033/zos-will-you-address-population-caps#latest

Thanks Aaron for the thread link, Brian Wheeler is actively posting in that thread if people are interested in hearing ZOS' perspective.

Unfortunately, he pretty much said nothing