The second week of February marks the end of the 'Vampir' server transfers. These shifts have triggered a seismic shake-up in our Meca Ranking charts, with Viper and Grim Reaper really making their mark. Viper has muscled its way back into second place, unseating Carnage in the overall rankings. While Grim Reaper couldn't quite climb the ladder in rank, it successfully broke into the 15% share bracket, while Carnage suffered a rather significant 1.7% point drop.

The combination of server transfers and massive shifts in class distribution was always going to rattle the popularity charts. Excluding Shema and a handful of smaller servers, every world saw movement. Even the usual suspects—Oscar, Damir, Lilith, and Kain—saw no exceptions to this rule. It’s been a busy few weeks for the Vampir Meca Ranking, but this feels like we’ve reached a new peak of volatility.

In the Oscar world, Grim Reaper and Viper have clearly gained ground. Over on Server 1, Bloodstain took a tumble, losing 24% points and dropping two rungs down the ladder, while Carnage snatched the crown with a 4% point gain. Meanwhile, the 4th place Grim Reaper took the silver with 24%. Over on Server 3, Viper surged from 4th to 2nd place. Moarte 1 and Dolingen 2 are currently locked in a tug-of-war between Bloodstain and Viper. In our last count, the former had Bloodstain in 1st and Viper in 3rd, while the latter held Viper in 1st and Bloodstain in 3rd. The server transfers have completely flipped the script.

Grim Reaper's influence is spreading across the board. We've seen their share climb in Oscar 1, Damir 3, Kizaia 1, Nell 2, Lilith 2 and 3, Kain 1, Karp 3, and Duncan 1. Some even saw their rank improve as a result. We'll have to see just how substantial this growth is in the upcoming charts.

Overall Class Distribution

The overall class sector has seen both ranking shifts and massive share displacement. The former runner-up, Carnage, has slipped to 3rd, replaced by Viper. Since the last balance patch, these two ranged combatants have been trading blows, and the gap has finally widened significantly after this recent upheaval.

Grim Reaper has effectively cannibalized Carnage's share, reaching the 15% mark. However, they still have quite a way to go to catch up to the heavy-hitters like Bloodstain. With Vampir preparing to launch the new melee class, Akasha, things aren't looking particularly rosy for them. Sharing a slice of the pie with a new arrival is never easy, and the competition is only going to get stiffer.

All-Server Clan Ranking

The clan rankings have seen some interesting movement in the mid-to-high tiers. Former 5th place Cheon-gyeok, 9th place Fair Trade Commission, and 11th place Goryeo have all taken a dive. Cheon-gyeok fell three spots, Fair Trade Commission dropped six, and Goryeo vanished from the chart entirely. On the flip side, we have some brave climbers: Black Knights hit 6th, and Pioneer jumped from 12th to 10th. The real highlights, however, are the 11th place Kabuneun Family, 12th place Blood Suckers, and 14th place Package Hero, who climbed four, five, and four spots respectively.

A quick note: do take these figures with a grain of salt until next week. This data was collected before the second wave of server transfers in the second week of February kicked off. Interestingly, while tracking the conquest battles, we noticed some winning clans packing their bags and moving servers. We’ll be sure to identify the nomadic clans in the next report.

Vampir Meca Ranking User Poll

Last week, we asked Vampir players which world they’d like to transfer to. Three main opinions emerged. The most popular choices were 'a quiet place to focus on PvE' and 'a place conducive to socializing or group play.' It seems the players who took the poll have little interest in PvP activities like conquest battles or Gehenna. Perhaps it’s time for some PvE content updates for those who prefer to play solo or with a few friends.

Finally, onto this week’s poll topic. Vampir is set to release a teaser for the new class, Akasha, sometime in February. As the first new class since launch, it’s certainly piqued some interest. Are you looking forward to the Akasha update? And if so, what are you most excited about? Let us know your thoughts, and we’ll share the results next time.