So I finally figured out how to get into a rich server—those ones where everyone’s riding around on Bat Dragons, stacking trades with fly Potions, and casually flexing Mega Shadows like it’s no big deal.
I finally decided to check out the Roplex trading servers. You always hear that’s where the rich trades go down, so I figured, why not?
Getting in was a whole process. Every server had a queue, and I had to wait a good five minutes just to join one. But once I finally loaded in… yeah. It was stacked.
First thing I saw when I loaded in was someone riding a Mega Bat Dragon with a Candy Cannon equipped. One person had out a Neon Giraffe and was riding it like it was no big deal. Another was standing on a trade stand with an Owl next to them, casually declining offers like they had all day.
But then it got weird.
I pulled out my Neon Unicorn and stood near the trading square, hoping to get some interaction. I typed a casual, “Trading Neon Uni! Looking for offers,” and got… nothing.
No one responded. No one sent me a trade. A few people even walked past like I wasn’t there.
Okay, fine. I figured maybe people were just busy. So I pulled out a Fly Ride Arctic Reindeer. Still nothing.
I waited there for 15 minutes. I watched players instantly jump on a kid who pulled out a Bat Dragon. They swarmed them with trades, chat messages, compliments. Someone even said, “Wanna be friends?” before they’d even accepted a trade.
I typed again:
“Trading Arctic Reindeer, open to fair trades :)”
Still nothing.
That’s when it hit me: in these servers, if you’re not flexing a ridiculously rare pet or dressed like you’ve got every Robux item ever made, you might as well be invisible.
I’m not even mad, honestly. It was kind of fascinating. Everyone talks about wanting to get into rich servers, but the reality? It feels more like being at a high school where you don’t know anyone and they all have matching Lambos.
Eventually, I just left and joined a smaller server. Within five minutes, I got two trades, one compliment, and a new friend. None of them had anything rarer than a Neon Koala—but they were real.
So yeah, rich servers are cool to look at. But if you’re hoping for conversation, trades, or even basic human interaction? You might be better off where the Frost Dragons aren’t flying in packs.
Submitted by: Leah T.
