Nexon's decline in traffic

You've said what I meant to say, just more eloquently. Thanks

All in all, then, it clearly would be beneficial for both Nexon and the end-user if they removed useless crap like Coke Town. So the question is, why don't they do it? Andddd I think I know the answer.

I left out that even an empty map no one can reach is still a drain on resources because in addition to the memory it occupies, it also takes a bit of CPU for the main loop to stop in and poll that map for any pending events each tick. It's not much, but it does add up when you're talking hundreds of maps across multiple channels.