Good afternoon,
I have seen the TBG server have some DLC added sometimes in its rotation, then I see it disappear and only the vanilla maps are put into rotation. When I look at Battlelog, and see the other server that are populated in Europe or elsewhere, I see they have nearly all DLC enabled for play.
Is there something we could do about adding the playable DLC to our server? Only the vanilla maps in rotation is really lacking.
B2K for sure, and ideally all DLC would be implemented.
What do y'all think? Is this too much of an ask, is this related to funding the server (I will happily throw money down), or something else?
I see right now the Banana Republic server in Germany is full with 64 players, and has EG, B2K, and AM enabled. Just giving an example of where we could be at here in the US. If they can do it we at TBG can do it better.
TBG is the only server I really see with anyone in it, and the same few maps are played over and over again. Thank you and I look forward to your response fellow BF3 fans and administrators.
I have seen the TBG server have some DLC added sometimes in its rotation, then I see it disappear and only the vanilla maps are put into rotation. When I look at Battlelog, and see the other server that are populated in Europe or elsewhere, I see they have nearly all DLC enabled for play.
Is there something we could do about adding the playable DLC to our server? Only the vanilla maps in rotation is really lacking.
B2K for sure, and ideally all DLC would be implemented.
What do y'all think? Is this too much of an ask, is this related to funding the server (I will happily throw money down), or something else?
I see right now the Banana Republic server in Germany is full with 64 players, and has EG, B2K, and AM enabled. Just giving an example of where we could be at here in the US. If they can do it we at TBG can do it better.
TBG is the only server I really see with anyone in it, and the same few maps are played over and over again. Thank you and I look forward to your response fellow BF3 fans and administrators.