[00:00] There's so many people in so many layers. I predict that you'll scarcely see the same player twice between sessions, which was kind of one of those sparks that got people to connect. It's like you're leveling through the Elwynn Forest on day one, and you see Randy
[00:14] grabber taking your mobs. Day two, there he is in Westfall. Day three, he's moved on to Red Ridge with you. Day four, he's in Duskwood. Won a group again. And it's, hey, you got any stockades quests? Did you start Strangle, Thorn, Bale yet? Maybe we can just do that whole zone together. We seem to
[00:29] on the same schedule i noticed you're not in a guild you want to join my guild we have a lot of that to grab this is an experience that many people watching will reminisce about how i made my friends who i still game with today over two decades later a side effect of this mega server
[00:44] and its resulting endless layers is that uh stuff like this just won't really happen sadly he's he's actually wrong here and well he's kind of he has he has a good concern but blizzard's actually done done something really cool. They have some technology in place that tries to make it feel
[00:59] like a small realm on a mega server. And I can attest that it's somewhat working. And I think a lot of people in the chat can also you'll see the same names over and over. I don't know what they've done. But if you're in the same guild as someone if you've grouped with them, when you spin up that
[01:13] first layer, or whatever, maybe it's your home layer, I don't know, maybe you have like a little mini home or something. But whatever the tech is, you see the same people all the time. I've done two characters now. And I had that experience on both where I'll see people
[01:27] at low level and I'll see him at mid level and I'll see him at 20.