GameSpy Multiplayer issues for M2:TW

[Sun of Chersonesos]

This is what i put on the total war forums (official) id just like to know what you think?

I'll Jump Straight to the point.
It is obvious to me that after the release of MTW2, the Lobbies will be crowded due to the fact that clans from RTW and MTW will be coming on to the scene. My idea is to request GS to make an organisable system, For example, columns, and players choose to go into what column, there will be 3 columns, the first one being "neutral" (the people who are not in a clan or in a clan that previously played RTW and MTW). and the next one being "RTW" (which consists of players and clans that previously played RTW). And of course MTW. In these columns, players from different columns will still be able to play players of others but at least people can know where other clans came from.

This being - I.M.O - a good idea, my colleague or clanny has assured me that GS will not undergo such a project, since they refuse to slightly change the ladders in competitions on RTW which in fact would have been wise to change because of inconvenience.

I believe that this is irresponsible of GameSpy since they are responsible for all communications and connections considering Multiplayer in the TW community.

What do you get out of these columns?
Well first of all, you will know who comes from which game and there will be slightly more competitiveness between the 2 sections. Friendly and Good-sportsmanship competitions of course. But shouldn't the TW experience be like this?

If Gamespy decide to go along with this project and do it successfully then i take my hat off to them, however there are other issues regarding gamespy that are concerning from The RTWcommunity's point of view, and it's because of that, that makes me even harder to please by GS.
And if gamespy do not choose to imrpove the system then i must regretfully say that it would be wise to look for alternative means of Multiplayer Connection

I ask that you take my points into consideration
Thank You

Yours Sincerely
Sun, London