WoWClassic:Modified display for the server population

In the official World of Warcraft forum, community manager Kaivax announced a few hours ago that the developers had changed the display for classic server populations again. Now, the Low, Medium, High, and Full divisions refer to the highest number of players in the last seven days who were online at the same time.

But that is changed now. From now on, the population of the realms is calculated on the basis of the utilization of the last seven days. Whereby the highest measured value is used as a measuring rod. Thus, if e.g. On the evening of Monday the server was full, then this value will also be displayed on Thursday morning. Thus, it is easier for players to see the actual population.

The information about the population of a server at "primetime" should make it easier for players to choose which server to start or to which server they should transfer their character. What does not change: Servers will continue to be labeled "Layered" as long as layering technology is enabled there.

This is the official news：
Bluepost: WoW Classic Realm Population Labels Now Based on Peak Population
    A few minutes ago, we are making a change to how the populations are calculated in the WoW Classic realm list. Since shortly after the launch of WoW Classic, the realm population lists have indicated real-time population levels.

    Now, the Low / Medium / High / Full labels are based on last 7 days. We believe this provides a more-useful picture of a realm's population.

    The realms which have not yet moved to one layer will continue to be marked "Layered".

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