Can we please remove old content that no one does anymore for more dev time?

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They play on NA during offpeak hours, so I guess it's the 1%. Roulette's themselves aren't generally a problem, it's content in exploitable roulette's that rely on roulette groups to fill.

Not sure how it was relevant that they're Australian then... unless that was meant to stand for something else. But anyway.

(Edit: Oh of course, because they're in an Australian timezone trying to queue on an American server that's half a day out of synch with them. Can't put that entirely down to the cheesers then.)

Oh my lord. This thread is how you launched - and then sank - your forum career.

Dear, don't talk about MMO development, please, when you clearly haven't the foggiest notion of how even basic triggering, quest chains, and so on work.

Just because you may not do the old content, doesnt mean others dont. Or that new players coming in dont do it...
I for one consistently go back and replay old content (with the exception of PvP but only because I dont PvP)

But really, its already content they've created. There's nothing holding the dev team back in this regard. What is holding them back is COVID. So I guess if we want dev time to go back to normal we'd be better served by doing our part to slow its spread while we wait for better treatments.

Ok...
"Memory" isn't a problem, it doesn't hold anything back. It's in the game, it's done.

Removing content is not the same as just hitting the delete button. Very quest chain could reference that content, you'd have to rewrite NPC dialogue, recode quest chains with new requirements and unlocks, etc.

They are actually working on removing some content though, a bunch if fetch quests from ARR and the 2.x patch chain. Note the word "working", removing this content is costing dev time.

Deleting files yes, deleting content no. No, it would not give them more memory to work with.
You clearly have no clue whatsoever as to how game development works, and I don't feel like educating you, so I will just summarize by saying that deleting old content will not help the developers at all with creating new content.

OP bears a remarkable resemblance to a recent forum troll whose specialty was making inane topics and requests. It's most likely not worth the effort of arguing logic.