I might be getting ahead of myself, but I hope this means we get another free month. EA's Q3 report is due early Feb so it's not outside the realm of possibility. I'm not willing to resub with the current state of the game, but I'd definitely continue playing for another (free) month while looking forward to the upcoming patches. A second month included with the original game purchase would be a great way to both acknowledge problems that should have been fixed for launch as well as intent to meaningfully address said issues, keeping potential subscribers on board.

Testing Looks like I can still post too! Yay. EDIT: Even though I've had 0 days left on my subscription since yesterday I can still login to the game as well. Strange.

I've unsubscribed. I'll be back when the main issues are fixed. Ability delay, low quality textures, static UI, etc. Until then this is just not worth another $15, let alone the $80 I've already spent.

Wow. Just wow.

Disagree, actually think speeders should be allowed more often, especially indoor non-combat travel areas.

Perfect.

Another thread, another request to just give us the option for high res.

Someone earlier compared this to FFXIV, for different reasons, but I think it's apt in that like Square, EA/BioWare is trying to defend a game that seems to have been released before it was finished. Many promises are made for future fixes/plans, but in the end people would not pay a monthly fee for something incomplete, as in paying to beta.

For every statistic one makes up, five crossbows banana potato.

I can see the low quality of the texture, but I'll say its a lot less apparent with mostly white armor. It's the contrast between colors that really shows the compression.

Is that why he looks so pissed?

I think sometimes you should give up when there's no hope. As in he'll never understand.

It could mean anything that the devteam considers an improvement to graphical quality. Versus something more direct, as in 'making the cutscene texture quality available in the rest of the game.'

And the few get the upper management jobs! I think we would really benefit from a more in-depth statement from an actual developer.

Yep, both the hardest part of the job and the most important in many cases. So here, even if the issue isn't technical, there is clearly a communication problem.