Are you serious? the game just launched, do a re-roll on a new server and get over it. If you don't have time to wait in line, then come back next week. Typical America, its either sue the pants of the next person to try to get something for free.

You, sir, no nothing about server launches at this large of a launch. There is NO WAY to "stress test" for this large amount of players. That is impossible. Next.

Your logic makes no sense. That is a federal regulation. ToR is not regulated by the government, it is regulated by that ToS you agreed to. Read it and get it over.

Sooo.... lets see here. You want to log onto a game that you paid for and onto an already over loaded server. Alright, remember that fancy ToS you agreed to? Yea, that 50 page contract. Now, this is how it will work. 1. You are not let on in the time you want due to load balancing, so you complain here. Eventually, you get in and your game play experience is great and you forget about having to wait in line. Most of these queue issues will probably be fixed with the coming weeks. 2. BioWare lets everyone on regardless of server load. You then come to these forums and complain because the server keeps crashing or you cannot loot the quest item that took you 3 hours to get because of 1000's of players trying to kill the same mob.

Lock full servers? What sense does that make? That would be a very big mistake. I am sure there a lot of players going to servers to see if that server suites them (latency, player base, etc) and when they find out it does not work, they move to the next one. You then have a "locked" server with possibly thousands of open slots. A queue system is the best way to go. If a player logs out, then the next person in line gets in. One thing I would like to see an improvement on is the queue system itself. In WoW, for example, if I get DCed or log out my spot is held on that server for a certain amount of time (Don't know how long). It was not always like this, but it helps with players that might have random DC's.

There is "remedy" for a game launch like this. You have to suck it up and let things settle down. Name one MMO that was as popular as this game at launch and did not have server issues or queues..... Everyone needs to read the VPs post and understand what he is saying.

Obviously you know nothing of customer service. It is IMPOSSIBLE to make everyone happy. The needs of the many out way the needs of the few. Get over it and wait in line like everyone else.

All I see going through this thread is people complaining about the queue issues. I don't know how many of you played any other MMOs (WoW), but when WoW started, and even after BC and LK, the queues where horrible. Only recently have they gotten better. This takes time to fix. You cant just start up 100 new servers and hope that fixes the problem. Each server has annual costs. If you are spending more money then you are making, you have a problem. What people need to grasp is patience. This is a VERY popular game and it will take time to adapt to the expanding player base. Maybe if some of the idiots in this thread stopped playing and went back to WoW, the queues would free up for players who understand the issues and are not gripping about them like raging monkeys.