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Hey there.
Looking to maybe have a go again on my old account.
Just wondering what the busiest servers are now US and EU.
Probably looking to play mainly EU times but would be fine on a US server night shift style.
Just want to play where everyone is at pretty much.
Thanks in advance for taking the time to respond.
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I don't always play LOTRO, but when I do, I play on Landroval... or Brandywine.
It's been a few months since I have played OP, but both of those servers were busy most always, plus have great communities.
In an earlier thread I suggested to check the Bounder's Boon - while it has no direct ties to population obviously, if you ask the busiest one, it could be a nice guide (it's an event which needed server-wide activity from the server as a whole)
https://www.lotro.com/forums/showthread.php?521528-Bounder-s-Bounties-Server-Totals this was the tracking thread, and there's an another one as well with nice charts and statistics.
Based on that event the german servers are the busiest, by a mile followed by Brandywine. Landy, Meneldor and Dwarrowdelf from the US, and Laurelin, Snowbourn and Withywindle from Eu.
Not a surprising result I might add (maybe Meneldor is ), if you check back the earlier server suggestions here in the LotRO section, most of the time you see the same ones if you're looking for english servers, Brandywine and Landy for US, Laurelin and Withy for Eu.
Did some of my own research since I had time and found this
https://www.lotro.com/en/forums/showthread.php?517908-The-most-populated-server
3rd post down was very interesting. Am going to try brandy since I like to drink it anyway lol!
I've been on Brandywine on and off since release. Always people around, even in the lower level areas. Not sure how the population is during the EU time however.
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