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Just going by the blog post on servers
http://blog.conanexiles.com/en/dev-blog-8-servers-mods/
It seems like the official servers will be created under these catagories however I am just wondering what it all means?
You only need 3 types that being PvP, PvE and Roleplay as roleplay is pretty much as hardcore you can get, as in pvp being hardcore is really just playing every waking hour you got to make someone else life miserable. People decide on PvE mainly as they don't want to be hardcore and this pretty much are the "relaxing" players and with roleplay you got the purist as well coming the same wagon.
And test servers are what you got the "Experimental" bit for. So why? If you want to try things on your servers do so, if people starts leaving you most likley did a bad call.
The settings will still be made by the players and the mentioned above are just words used to describe the 3 above in a questionable way to add confusion I guess. Rules will tell you what to do and not to do if you can't follow them you will be kicked anyways so the branding is just pointless. Three diffrent types, add rules you want for your server and the end, avoid adding more confusion with words to a thing that really should be simple as one two three.
I did not create those labels, those are the server or community types listed in the dev blog for official servers, I am just wondering what they mean for players?