It became a self-fulfilling prophecy as these types of players transferred away from Crystal in fear that others would do the same. Crystal continues to have the least active raid scene among NA Data Centers.
However, you will always be able to find people to raid with, either in statics or in the Party Finder. New players continue to reach endgame content every day, and veterans still have main or alt characters on those servers. I suppose if you speak French but not German, Chaos DC has a chance of being a smoother experience, if only by a little.
If you speak German but not French, Light would be my recommendation for the same reason but to reiterate, there are still other languages, including French, on Light DC. In an effort to spread players out evenly among servers, Square Enix periodically reviews the server populations. If a server has a relatively low population compared to other servers on that Data Center, it may be marked as a Preferred server.
You can view the status and classification of the servers here. The icon in the right-hand column will indicate whether a server is currently open to character creation. Character creation becomes unavailable when too many players are online at the same time. A Congested server will always be closed to character creation.
If the server you want is currently unavailable, try again at a less popular time for people to be playing, such as early in the morning or late at night. Simply return later, load the data, and create the character. Congested World — Relatitvely high population server. You cannot create or transfer characters here.
Preferred World — Relatively low population server. Bonus for newly created characters. This doubles your experience gain on all jobs below level If you level a job past 70, the buff will still be active when you switch to your other jobs below This buff lasts for 90 days or until the server loses its Preferred status, whichever is longer. Raid Community: Considered to be part of the core of Primal for raiding, with streaming Free Companies.
Hunt Community: Prone to drama, but currently calm. History of players who pull on-sight. Primal Excalibur Player Base: Hardcore and progression-minded. Raid Community: Hardcore. Hunt Community: Linkshell networks with nightly trains. Extremely dedicated with morning trains. Lower compared to Leviathan.
Other Notes: Wondrous Tails community. Primal Exodus Player Base: Casual-friendly. Attitude: Some reports of toxicity. Friendly and supportive. High level of undercutting. Roleplay Scene: Modest, but continuity-focused. Other Notes: Novice Network has recently improved. Upskirting problems in Limsa. Primal Famfrit Attitude: Laid back, new player friendly; complimentary of fashion.
Hunt Community: Patient, organized. Trains times a day with increased traffic for S-Rank hunts. Roleplay Community: Populous in Limsa. Competitive Other Notes: Home to a number of partnered Twitch streamers. Novice Network helpful. Primal Hyperion Attitude: Usually friendly, meme-oriented.
Laid-back, quiet. Player Base: Mixture of casual and end-game players. Furry community members. Roleplay Community: Highly active. Erotic roleplaying is present, and prominent. Raid Community: Active. Hunt Community: Active with linkshell networks, but also communication through Party Finder and Shout. Market Board: Undercutting uncommon.
Poor reputation. Other Notes: Novice Network is considered to be very good; history of drama caused mentors to come together. Primal Lamia Attitude: New-player friendly; cozy.
Cultural Communities: Third-largest community of Spanish-speaking players, behind Hyperion and Cactuar. Player Base: Casual to moderate.
Raid Community: Present, but not egotistical. Hunt Community: Present, efficient, but wane with the patch cycle. Stormblood trains running every few hours. Crafting Community: Present and helpful. Hunt Community: Extremely active, organized, inclusive and widespread. Linkshells typically stay full. Other Notes: Known to be congested. Primal Ultros Attitude: Quiet, helpful.
Some toxicity in Limsa. Rough for newer players. Lots of trolls. Hunt Community: Active, with a history of trolling. Achievement FATEs feel difficult to organize.
PvP Community: Present. Raid Community: Present, but fractured. Roleplay Community: Sparse. Market Board: Frequent undercutting. Payment: PayPal, Skrill, Cryptocurrencies. Hunt Community: Largest hunt community on Elemental, primarily using linkshells and shouts.
Raid Community: Active and relatively successful. Competitive statics that compete for World First clears. Market Board: Supply driven, with low prices. Other Notes: As there is no Australian data center, most English-speaking people in the Pacific area play on Tonberry. Communication with Japanese players using Autotranslate is common. People wait for party members to watch cutscenes in instances; Novice Network is well-regulated. Elemental Typhon Cultural Communities: Taiwanese players.
Third largest English community on Elemental, behind Tonberry and Kujata. Elemental Unicorn Player Base: Few players in lower-level areas. Cultural Communities: Very few English speakers. Market Board: Cheap. Other Notes: Available housing. Cultural Communities: Very small English-speaking population. Raid Community: Decent. Other Notes: Plentiful housing. Gaia Ifrit Attitude: Warm and welcoming Japanese players. Raid Community: Average rates for Japanese servers.
Hunt Community: Morning and night hunt groups through Party Finder; map groups also active. Market Board: Healthy economy. Cultural Communities: Small amount of English-speaking players. Raid Community: Some top-tier raiders, but lower-than-average Japanese clear rates. Other Notes: Congested. Mana Ixion Other Notes: Frequent community-run cafes and events, with a live art draw every month. Mana Mandragora Market Board: Comparatively cheap.
Indonesian players. Mana Pandaemonium Roleplay Community: Extremely large, notorious for erotic roleplaying. Mana Shinryu Cultural Communities: Extremely Japanese-focused server with very little in the way of English-speakers; Autotranslate is not commonly used. Hunt Community: Two major hunting linkshells that share information, easy to hunt with and grateful if you source marks. Other Notes: Busy, with plenty of people to play with around morning and noon in Japan, with expected increases with the world visit system; Scarce housing..
Formerly the PS4 server. Cultural Communities: Russian-speaking players. Market Board: Healthy. Chaos Louisoix Player Base: Casual. Finally, in North America, we have Crystal. Balrung is the apparent call for best server in Crystal; it has the largest community of the bunch and is known for enthusiastic role-playing players. However, Crystal is also a good call for anyone looking for a quieter excursion. The Goblin or Diabolos servers are ideal for small groups of players trying to avoid crowds.
First, in Europe, we have Chaos, where new players should visit Louisoix, a mixed-language server filled with casual players and the perfect place to learn how to ride your Chocobo.
Still, the population is majority Italian or Arabic, so you might need a translate tab open to make the most out of the cooperative possibilities.
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