Vargen Saphia

Vanilla and Non-Tek servers will attract people from Legacy Vanilla servers. Primitive+ will attract mostly Prim+ and a few Vanilla and Regular Primitive players during the first few days. Meanwhile, the majority of the Regular Primitive demographic has no new servers to attract them. Basically, they have nowhere to go that is similar to their current niche. I agree that Non-Tek does NOT need PvE servers - they will still have access to all their tools on a Vanilla PvE server, they can just choose not to use the TEK stuff. Prim+, however, does have a bigger need for it, as some of the stuff on there is unique - it cannot be found on neither Vanilla nor Non-Tek. WildCard could drop the PvE Non-Tek servers and turn them into Regular Primitive servers. But they already promised to make those PvE servers, so it wouldn't look too good - and their reputation might already have taken enough damage recently for them to not want to harm it further.

My bad, I made the mistake I was trying to correct myself xD. Guess I got a bit confused and mixed it with the title of the thread. I'm pretty sure the number of videos featured has increased over time compared to past crunhes, and as EXFIB0 said, it seems the competition is increasing. I think this is important, as it shows that there is a lot of people that enjoy the game, and that it continues to attract new players.

The Q&A, a.k.a. the Digest: they have stated that they, at the moment, are focusing on adding in and polishing various features for the big release, such as ascension, aquatic breeding(which we now got) and the vulcano.

Is there any possibility to have the generated map files on another hard drive than the one with the rest of the game, without uninstalling the game from the current one and installing on the new? My SSD is running a bit low on space, and I would like to put the map files in my much bigger hdd.

That would indeed be nice, especially for those that can't spam the stuff needed to get the skins. Also consider the PvP aspects: dinos with skins become raiding targets, and those that wish to keep their skins will have to put up better defenses for them. So the people on PvP servers are likely to lose their skins much faster than those on PvE.