Well the only servers that are getting crowded nowdays are season servers and even they only at the start, especially if the game is free.

BDO is not a pvp game, wake up.

It took them like 5years to make arena!

The enchanting system would change if certain ppl would stop turning their costumes into crons.

Im 100% certain the game tracks what the outfits are used for and f2p are at fault too, they contribute to it aswell.

Because you don't have owpvp on other channels?...

... As I always say, BDO is PvPvE.

Saying that PvPers should go on Arsha, or even saying that Arsha is a pvp server is a nonsense. Arsha is also a pvpve channel.

So, if you want to use the usual "pvp vs pve" reasoning, think twice. Owpvp belongs to regular channels too, and that's what players want. 

Well everyone knows that they sell outfits to be melted. Like they would surely care more about the quality of outfits and the speed of the releases if ppl would buy it for wearing.

But nah, most ends up being a black star or FG material.....

Yep, that's also part of the problem. There are some obvious shady strategies from PA, but as long as players will encourage it and no government will really control it, this market will stay too juicy to allow self-discipline. 

I would happy pay you $1000 if they opened a Non Season no PVP sever and it wasn't the number 1 server in the game lol.

Because guess what it would be, instantly. You really live in a dream world if you think even more than 100 people in the entire game enjoy open world PVP. Every single lifeskiller hates it. Anyone who has been fed to mobs hates it. Only the whales like it because they don't play fair.

If you want to bring on certainties, yep, there are obviously more than 100 people in the entire game enjoying open world pvp. BDO very own existence after several years proves it. 

Now, that's one thing to think that players may generally prefer pve.

That's another thing to think that any game should necessarily cater to this kind of audience, at all costs.

And that's again another thing to think that a majority of players is dumb and will choose a game with a component they hate so much.

You suggest players are stupid. I don't think so. 

Which player beside you has ever said this over and over again?

Ok I'm going to throw my 2 cents in here.

Enhancing in this type of game has never been easy. One of the first mmo's I ever played was a Korean game with enhancing of course but the difference was that if you failed anything it would be destroyed period. There was no such thing as Cron stones and as a result players rage quit the game.

The issue imho clearly revolves around Cron's and accessability.  I think that there should be more abundance of Cron's that can be earned throught the game rather than people having to spend money on outfits based on the sheer amount that are required for higher success rates.

We can work for everything else in the game one way or another but Cron's are always the scarce commoditly that people are forced to pay for or else. 

This is the real imbalance with the enhancement system. Even though the game throws a few at you now and then , it's not nearly enough to make a difference. At least give players a fighting chance to earn that protection rather than force them to pay for it with real money. Most people don't feel good about spending real money on this kind of thing anyway knowing they had to basically buy a BIS item.  There is nothing challenging or rewarding in doing this at all. 

But my friend, i don't want to lose 150.000 Karma with a single PK in normal servers, are you sure that this is what the players want?

BDO is a PvE game where you get punished for doing PvP in it.

Hence why people often cheat the system by "mob - feeding" other people.

Oh ye. . .let me remind you that "mob - feeding" is now a bannable offence, so ye pretty much BDO is a PvPvE game lol.

If it was really a PvP game, you wouldn't get punished with 20 minutes of grinding for a single kill, nor get banned for using arleady in game systems created by developers themselfs.