This is a great problem.

[hartmnj1]

Well yes, I am on those people who is too feverishly checking to see if I can log in, but when I thought about...this is actually a great problem.
Earlier today I saw that we were near the 750 people online limit, and I started to pay more attention to the advice channel seeing new players asking questions (whose names I didn't recognize) and either veteran players answering those questions or asking for refreshers on what to do. It dawned on me, that this game is alive and is growing. And now checking to see the status of the server, I see new players asking questions and more forum activity than I can remember when I paid for Warhammer.
This is a testament to those of us who loved and are re-learning (or who haven't lost) their love of this game. I tip my hat to you Devs and the GMs (especially Github) for bringing back a great game and spending your time to make it enjoyable to the growing 750+ of us.

[noisestorm]

And why is this a problem?

[Razid1987]

So.... what's the great problem again?

[hartmnj1]

I say "problem" because one, I want to play and two, the competition of people trying to log in means more people are playing which will lead to more WAAAAAAAAGH!

[TooL]

such problem, much wow

[Razid1987]

I say "problem" because one, I want to play and two, the competition of people trying to log in means more people are playing which will lead to more WAAAAAAAAGH!

I don't even....

Bigger community = bad?

...

wat

[noisestorm]

[Kacia]

Problem is I've been trying to log on but the realm is full... so watching zoo until later

[venrik]

OP means he has a problem logging in, but he doesn't see it as a problem because it means the population is healthy.

[Coryphaus]

And why is this a problem?

This project and server is becoming popular and even worse its becoming mainstream

As hipsters we cant allow this to continue