This week's 'Vampir' job popularity chart by server feels rather like a gradient. As you scan down the image, the fluctuations in market share and rankings become quite stark. Cain, Kaph, and Duncan, in particular, are seeing some serious movement.

Let's start with Cain, where Bloodstain is showing real strength. Meanwhile, Carnage has shifted by one spot across all three servers—up for Server 1, but down one for Servers 2 and 3. Grim Reaper's rise in Server 2 effectively put a stop to Carnage’s potential triple crown.

In Kaph, Carnage has caught up to Viper in Server 1, currently sitting in 3rd place. By absorbing a 4% point share, they've now drawn level. In Server 3, Grim Reaper pinched 4% points from Carnage, allowing them to climb up the ranks by one.

Finally, in Duncan 3, Carnage has undergone a significant bulk-up, swelling from 40% last week to 52%. Viper shed 4% points in the process, and Bloodstain has fallen out of the top 3, leaving room for Grim Reaper to take that spot with 16%.

Total Job Share Analysis

Next up, we have the total job share. Carnage has really pulled everything together this week, absorbing 0.2% to 0.3% points from other jobs to net a total gain of 0.9% points. Bloodstain's slice of the pie has been shrinking lately, and now the gap with Carnage has narrowed to just 4.3% points. Grim Reaper and Viper saw similar dips, though it’s hardly a catastrophic blow.

All-Server Clan Ranking

In the clan rankings, it seems even the elite struggle to maintain their cumulative EXP. While 'Lines-of-Lines' continues its steady climb, other clans aren't so lucky. For instance, the 2nd place 'Cheongyeok' and 3rd place 'Sparta A' saw their cumulative EXP drop from the 20 million range to 19 million. Others like 'Strange People' and 'Cheeky Family' also slipped in rank due to EXP losses. On the flip side, 'Ridel v' managed to climb a spot despite their own losses—maintaining these rankings is, frankly, a bit of a headache.

Vampir Meca Ranking User Poll

Last week's poll focused on new PVE content, and we had a fantastic turnout with a variety of opinions. In the open-ended section, players were vocal about the 'urgent need for diverse PVE content.' While the recent update did introduce an invasion event, the timing was a bit off regarding the final tally.

Top of the list are farming elements like EXP and currency. With the tied 2nd place also suggesting secure farming spots, it’s clear that the hunger for growth is real. There was also strong support for content that doesn't necessarily involve combat, so it would be nice if the folks behind Vampir took note.

For this week's poll, let's play with a hypothetical: What if Vampir held an event to boost success rates for enhancement content? If you had to pick just one, which event would you be most looking forward to? Cast your votes, and we'll share the results next time.