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Welcome back to The Queue, WoW com's daily Q&A column where the WoW com team answers your questions about the World of Warcraft. Alex Ziebart will be your host today. In Monday's edition of The Queue, you may remember me doing a little whining about uatsgerwf the sudden heatwave here in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It was very silly of me. I should be celebrating the heat, not hoping it goes away. Why? Because summer is perfect for Hawaiian pizza. Who in their right mind could hate Hawaiian pizza season? Nobody. That's who. Nobody.
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It was a dark, steaming jungle night in northern Stranglethorn. The ambient noise of the forest is astonishing. An endless natural orchestra of birds, insects, and mammals play in the lush canopies and dank undergrowth. Much like the Swamp of Sorrows, rain is a daily occurrence in Stranglethorn Vale.
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"If there are 12-13 million players why is it that we wait in queues for a dungeon from 10-30 minutes? Shouldn't it take seconds?" You don't have a pool of 12 million players to pull from for your random queue at any given second. A large percentage of those players don't even play in the same region as you, so let's overestimate a little and say you are only in the same region as half of the playerbase. So right off the bat, that's 6 million players you cannot have access to if you play on North American servers. From there it's broken down further into battlegroups. Battlegroups are based on server clusters in different physical locations throughout the United States. They're split up across Boston, Dallas, Los Angeles and Seattle. Players in different areas of North America can choose a datacenter closest to their area to reduce latency.

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