Also Andy to split up an already small community ..

d2 also had too many leagues i guess then

d2 had a bigger player base

well hardcore league is completely barren now and softcore isnt that booming anymore either
which means most of the people just moved on!

they playing onslaught / anarchy.

Honestly I think they should just rename hardcore/standard legacy already. Only a few people want to play in leagues that never wipe forever.

I did not play my hardcore main for like 3-4 months just did nothing but short races. Then onslaught comes out and I am playing loads again.

This post was edited by XtreZ on Jun 17 2013 04:57pm

i ike to play softcore nonladder on d2 too but on poe its so ruined, already
pretty bad move to trash all dead characters from hc and races to sc
glad weve got ladders now!

ISO more league

Assuming the player base will not increase with new leagues, I kinda agree with you. Imo, though, more players will come to play those new leagues, just like me, making a comeback after like 3 months.

We will see what will happen in the long run, but if those leagues bring more players, aka players that wouldnt play the game otherwise (or less w/e), fine by me.

And all this being said, with only 4 leagues, we are far from ''to many''

New leagues are great for ppl who will come back to game like me, I wouldnt consider playing it again cause these kinda games suck for new players after everyone is filthy rich. Ladder reset is great, just look at that shit game called diablo 3-even if i wanted to come back and play it whats the point economy is dead

They need to take the current number of people who play and multiply it times 10.

This whole notion of smaller communities being bad is just silly.

Having more variety for more people so everyone can enjoy the style they like best is A+

If it bugs a few people just because the community is smaller they need to get over it. It doesn't even matter.

The funny thing is in a smaller community you actually get a better since of knowing more people, especially at end game, so it creates MORE of a since of social connection, vs. just getting lost in the masses. So even from a social perspective smaller leagues, I believe are better.

I can't even think of any major reasons why a smaller community is bad. Max player games are 6 players and lots of people prefer to run 2-4 player groups. As long as you can get the group size you want without too much trouble it doesn't really matter.