Sad to see some people quiting already....

-Plenty of people care if I leave. Just look at all the posts in the general forums crying about "population" and "no one on" and "peak hours no one to play with".

-I never rushed to 50. I took my time, did the side quests, followed my class quest. I enjoyed the journy. Now what? Time to leave the game I guess because there is nothing to keep me going? Or should I just redo the exact same journy all over again?

-Patches do take time. Unfortunately time is not on BW side. Right now at level 50 you have 2 daily quests for PvP. You have 2 raids that only benefit you on normal mode. Currently Rakata gear is not worth it. It's a downgrade. There is no point in doing more difficult content for downgrades in gear.

Your logic is awful.

Why? So they can blow through that content and b*tch some more?

No MMO retains all its customers and when the first free month ends there will always be people who leave because the game is not right for them.

I'm not saying the game is perfect and no one has left because of it, but a lot of people will have left simply because they were bought the game and decided it's not their kind of game or people who bought it expecting SWG2 because they didn't look into the game before buying, etc.


The same will happen in the future but as there's no rush like there was on pre order / release day there are less subs expiring per day and it's less noticeable. It's only because so many people got to the 1 month period that you can see it.

Yeah we get it your a fanboy...

But here is the thing:

Its a fun, multiplayer/singelplayer story game, and at least an okay mmo...
But thanks to its story telling talent, it also targets a lot of people that won't usually like mmos, so they Level up, see the story and get bored after hitting L50

Welcome to 80% of mmos

I usually give game companies a few months to pull their act together. Most of the time when a game gets released it's not really the game developer's decision but a decision of the parent company looking to reap rewards on their investments (In this case, EA). That said I can't see myself staying subscribed after month 2 if they don't fix some of the issues.

Ilum is a complete disaster. No one thinks it's fun either fighting your own faction for armaments or camping outside the Republic base farming up kills as each side plays literally "Red rover" and pulls kills into each side. The solutions are simple and have been implemented by their sister company Mythic for ages.

I like most of the Warzones, especially Huttball, but playing Huttball over and over and over and over and over and over...is making it get old. It's design also highlights the advantages of certain classes (specifically Sorcs) who have tools that are invaluable for the style of map. I hear a new map is coming out in the future so hopefully that will fix this, but again there's a wealth of ideas from Mythic's WAR for Scenarios and good ideas for warfronts there.

We'll see if they can deliver on some of the stuff they're talking about, but we've all seen that song and dance before throughout the last few years with games.

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2) How do you get that from me posting purely numbers?

It's not perfect, but it should keep me entertained until Diablo 3 finally gets released!

So you started playing video games for rewards? Wow

I don't mind the lack of single player content. My concern is that this is a single player game. The PVP was horribly thought out and designed. The gear is pretty limited. Crafting, except for biochem and artificing, is an afterthought at best (although I like the companion system and crew skills idea, the overall crafting system and the way it fits into the game was not well thought out).

The flashpoints are okay once or twice, but really they're just like any of the heroic missions I ran and there's not much point to them. The HM FPs are a little better as are the Ops, but they've been fairly buggy and don't always trigger completion properly.

I also don't feel part of a world. I feel like I'm playing a single player game where I occasionally pick up a "buddy" or two for a heroic mission that takes 10 minutes to complete and I never see those people ever again even after adding them to my friends list and trying to keep in touch. There's just no need or reason to.

Guilds? What's the purpose? It's just a chat room. There's no functionality. No guild levels. No guild house. No guild bank. How a game launches without more guild functionality is beyond me. I know people don't like to talk about SWG, but that game survived for a long time based only on its player cities and guilds.

SWTOR is a very thin MMO. Nice veneer, but once you get into it, fatally flawed.