As many of you know SWTOR has plenty of things to keep you busy. Hell I out leveled every planet I played on. The unfortunate thing though was that I like PvP a lot. I finally just started to PvP and all I have to say is that its too late to start PvPing....well if you have a job and a life. If your a casual gamer and your starting PvP its just too late to get good. Everyone has a full lvl 50 artifact gear so its practically pointless to continue. By the time you get a full set of PvP gear the guys who already have the gear will be one entire set ahead of you and you'll still be in the position you were in a month ago I just wish this game did a better job of explaining certain playstyles. So thanks for the fish and good luck peeps! Enjoy!

So in my disappointment that SWTOR only comes in a 32-bit version and having made some recent upgrades to my PC i.e. upgrading to 24gbs of RAM (just added 3 more sticks) and the fact that I'm waiting for SSDs to lower in prices I took action. After feeling like a idiot I wondered "Who the hell in there right mind gets 24gbs of ram?" I know, I just wanted to stroke my ego. lol. Stupid at first I know. So I set off to find a use for all that RAM and this is what I found: Ramdisk - GiliSoft: I like their version, you actually can try it out first on higher RAM amounts vs. only being able to use only 4gbs on other competitors. Link to their DL page: http://www.gilisoft.com/downloads.htm What does it do? I'm currently loading SWTOR from just my RAM. - I'd make sure to still keep a copy of SWTOR on your hardrive lol. So what kind of speeds am I seeing? 7200 RPM Drive Start Up from Launcher 41.1 seconds Initial Load from Character Selection 93 seconds ------------------------------------------------ 24gbs - 21gbs storage set Start Up from Launcher 22.2 seconds Initial Load from Character Selection 32.7 seconds So I'm seeing about 2x-3x the load speed vs. my hardrive. Anyways I know there are much more knowledgeable people when it comes to stuff like this and and SSD does a pretty great job. A pretty cool video also about stuff like this: Just some info on what rig I'm running: i7 920 2.67Ghz OC to 4.2Ghz ASUS Rampage II GENE LGA 1366 Intel X58 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard 24xGbs of 1600 Ram HIS 6970 1xTB 7200 RPM HDD

There shouldn't be a single server que at all. Why? 1. Every server should cap out at a certain capacity of characters rolled, not what it's current population is online. There is plenty of servers out there for others to play on. Instead people are bottlenecking the system. 2. Allow character transfers after the 20th in case people want to play together and the server capacity got capped. 3. For the servers that are full and are dealing with que times, they need to keep a LIFO policy. This isn't about being emo, but a person has to realize a company of this size needs to know the basics. :-)