Every US Server is standard / light.. what's the deal?

My server is standard but i have over 200 people i the fleet everytime im there.

Thank you for the intelligent post, I appreciate it. I also have subbed until March, and in a sense I almost feel like a sucker.. like I'm BioWare's target and they "got me." Yes, the story is decent and although it does get old after your main character, it's a novel idea and clearly a lot of time / work / money went into it. I'm in this for the semi-long haul.. I make decent scratch, I can afford two subscriptions. I WANT to have a fun alternative to WoW.. but as it is, I feel like I'm just playing just to play.. and wanting to log back into "the other game" while playing..

I was just speaking in terms of why the queue disappeared. Happened in beta.

Whatever the population is it's no concern of mine.

EQ1 is a 1x yrs old MMO, ok?
the software and hardware technique has improve alot,
EX, our company's product,
the service has HA,
it works 7*24 hrs per week more than 1x yrs.
so any MMO should do better than our service, otherwise, it does not deserve ur money.

Sounds like you may need to just step back in March and wait for the improvement. If the game starts to look like it is something worth your money in due time, maybe then you should consider re-subbing. These issues are going to persist for a little while - new ones will come with new patches. It's just the way of things.

I am coming from the other side. I have all 8 slots filled with characters, I have a 50 operative and a 38 Jugg, lots of 20's, and I can't wait to explore all of them. I can't go back to WoW... Like LITERALLY can't (I've thought, once or twice, about re-downloading the client, but just couldn't make myself hit the button). The itch that caused me to leave WoW (the zeal to experience meaningful story integration, and the lack thereof in WoW) has been remedied - for me - by SWTOR. Because of that, it has been easier for me to allow Bioware the leeway necessary to get the issues fixed. That doesn't mean I would suggest everyone give Bioware that same leeway, but it does mean that there are some people out there that are happy with the game, and that some will be willing and able to wait for the fixes to come.

There's no reason why you should pay hard earned money for something that isn't making you happy. Like I said, if you would be happier just waiting for a later date, for Bioware to get the issues resolved and add in more features, by all means you should do it right away. Losing a sub right away that may come back later is much more preferable to having someone stick with their sub only to quit for good due to burnout.

It's useless having a discussion with you.

You're faulting him for randomly choosing a name when the game was released when the majority were all high / full? How on EARTH could you POSSIBLY fault him for choosing a random name off a list?

Just.. stop. Stop.

Nice second sentence there. You're a real nice guy. You're a good representative of this "community," aren't you?

No he chose a light or standard server and it stayed light /standard.

I chose a server with a queue (most of them had queues at launch) and now im on a server where im happy with my population because i had the intuition to know that server populations at launch do not equal server populations a month into the game.