Sad to see some people quiting already....

Not all of the people quitting are hopping from game to game searching for perfection. I stayed with WoW since release until May last year when I simply couldn't dedicate more time to games and had to take a break before SWTOR.

In parallel I played EVE for I don't even know how long and still play it.

I picked up SWTOR looking for that addiction feeling I had back in 2004 when WoW was released. Just roaming the open world waiting for someone to jump out of some bush and gank me, or just exploring. It took good 3+ months to get to level 60 and was painful, and in between many fights in contested zones, laughs, frustrations, etc. But the game kept me captured. At 60 there was Taren Mill vs. Southshore battles, first guilds trying to clear MC and trying for weeks to learn strategy to each boss, trying to gear through Scholomance, Stratholme, LBRS, UBRS, etc. Months passed before PvP system was even introduced and when it was introduced, I had a blast in AV that would last for days at a time. Honorable kills counted for something.

SWTOR had me going there on Tython, and then I was roaming the Loading Screens, Orbital Stations, endless deserts with no enemy player in sight, my own little copies of the world, etc. When I hit 50, not playing even 30% as much as I played WoW upon release, I started grinding warzones. Then came more warzones, and more warzones, and warzones every day and all day. Then I opened 100+ champion bags and still don't have complete set, but have mix of Centurion and Champion with countless dupes.

I will stay for another month perhaps just so see how this plays out, but I've seen this in WarHammer, in AoC, in Rift, etc. People who love the game stand up to defend it, attack those who are genuinely bored or frustrated, before you know it the game is in the decline instead of rising.

I sincerely hope BioWare or MythicWare whoever is running this show realizes the mess they created by rushing the game, making it too easy to level, and then not tailoring to high levels and endgame. I would personally switch to PvE and raid and do all the things not PvP to explore the game if there was much to it, but from what I hear from people, it takes a whopping few hours to clear toughest endgame content. Compare that to MC and BWL in vanilla and later on Naxxarmas, yeah, you get the picture.

As far as I remember, neither BWL or Naxxramas were in WoW at launch. I think MC was but it wasn't particularly hard to be honest. Maybe when you started playing WoW you were new to MMOs and now you're experienced and it's all too easy for you.

Not disagreeing with your points about huge empty worlds and eternal loading screens but I do think it's a bit early to complain about lack of endgame or how easy it is.

People have no patience

All you short timers bounce to your next waste of your time and money and cry the entire time about it? Your the reasons that MMORPG's today suck and generally just copy WOW and play it safe.

How are any new MMORPG's supposed to thrive and polish themselves and roll out new content if your gonna go rush them en masse, buy their game, make them set up infrastructure to support your smooth play, and the leave like you were almost certain to do from the start. Then you run around the net spreading poor information and a bad stigma based off of your highly outdated and obsolete experiences with it.

Funny thing is in about 5-10 years many of you will have enough experience to be in my shoes and be patient about these things.