Linearity and Easyness is getting annoying

So. You haven't beat all the content and you are complaining about lack of end ganme content.





Please, do us all a favor and tell me what you want to see at end game.

What curve? Curve would be present if getting to 50 wasn't so trivial.

I don't care if the vast majority accept my opinion or not. If you're so impressed by mass effect with coop thrown in, why aren't you playing it now?

You clearly have not played Vanilla WoW or even TBC for that matter. The levelling, although not the main part of the game (as in SWTOR) at least gives you choice.

This game gives you a poor illusion of choice. It gets you from planet to planet in the same exact order with no choice in the matter. Even the VO options you read are meaningless and you can choose anything you want.

How exactly did I race to 50 either. I've just gotten there a few days ago and did every single quest while listening to every pointless VO fluff they added. I'm sorry I'm not terrible at leveling to indulge you, but its pathetically easy.

How exactly did I race to 50 either. I've just gotten there a few days ago and did every single quest while listening to every pointless VO fluff they added. I'm sorry I'm not terrible at leveling to indulge you, but its pathetically easy.

So you have a full set of PvP gear, you beat all the operations and crushed all hard modes?

If you didn't...then where is the lack of end game content? Most successful MMOs use this same formula. Get to end game, then beat the hard stuff.

I am getting sick of hearing about "lack of endgame content" from people who haven't beat the end game content.

Its the same tired story you hear from WoW players who complain when some guild beat all the content but they aren't even done with it yet.

No, this game is not SWG. You can't dance in a cantina or become a moisture farmer (at least not right now). If you aren't satisfied you either need to un-sub and come back later or beat the content they currently have.

I do think it comes down to a matter of opinion. I detested leveling alts in WOW. My first toon was fun because of the newness but by the time I got to alt land I ended up giving up the game. (Lasted three months).

Here I already have 6 characters going and even with the repeated content it just doesn't feel like as much of a chore as WOW did.

This however isn't what I suppose could be classified as a 'hardcore' game. It is relatively easy but after playing beta I didn't expect it to be so I guess that's why I'm not personally disappointed. For me it is my 'casual' game that I putter around in with no real drive to push towards endgame. I figure at this rate it will be another month before my first character hits 50. It's not that I couldn't push one to 50. It's not hard I just find that it's not that type of game. When I played WOW it was more go go go.

As far as endgame goes I've heard (read) that it's not that spectacular at this time. Not really concerned about that though as it's just not a real goal. If and when I do get to endgame and find myself bored or not happy then I'll just take a break and go play something else until it either gets more interesting or better (or whatever) or I get bored with whatever other game I'm into. I really don't see doing this as a big deal. There's no great rule book in the sky that says I have to only choose ONE game and sub continuously forever and ever.

I know a lot of people seem to want one be all and end all game that they choose this way but with all the games out there and the multitude of choices out there I don't know if such a thing exists. I find playing multiple games whether concurrently or through subbing and resubbing keeps me from burning out or outplaying content on any one game.

For instance I play Rift for raiding. I've played out the content that exists beyond the top raid for the moment because at one time I played like crazy. I don't hate the game because of this. I just don't do anything in it besides the raiding because at this point that's what is fun. When new stuff comes I'll probably play it more for a bit and leave SWTOR on the back burner.

No big deal in my books.

I do think it comes down to a matter of opinion. I detested leveling alts in WOW. My first toon was fun because of the newness but by the time I got to alt land I ended up giving up the game. (Lasted three months).

Here I already have 6 characters going and even with the repeated content it just doesn't feel like as much of a chore as WOW did.

This however isn't what I suppose could be classified as a 'hardcore' game. It is relatively easy but after playing beta I didn't expect it to be so I guess that's why I'm not personally disappointed. For me it is my 'casual' game that I putter around in with no real drive to push towards endgame. I figure at this rate it will be another month before my first character hits 50. It's not that I couldn't push one to 50. It's not hard I just find that it's not that type of game. When I played WOW it was more go go go.

As far as endgame goes I've heard (read) that it's not that spectacular at this time. Not really concerned about that though as it's just not a real goal. If and when I do get to endgame and find myself bored or not happy then I'll just take a break and go play something else until it either gets more interesting or better (or whatever) or I get bored with whatever other game I'm into. I really don't see doing this as a big deal. There's no great rule book in the sky that says I have to only choose ONE game and sub continuously forever and ever.

I know a lot of people seem to want one be all and end all game that they choose this way but with all the games out there and the multitude of choices out there I don't know if such a thing exists. I find playing multiple games whether concurrently or through subbing and resubbing keeps me from burning out or outplaying content on any one game.

For instance I play Rift for raiding. I've played out the content that exists beyond the top raid for the moment because at one time I played like crazy. I don't hate the game because of this. I just don't do anything in it besides the raiding because at this point that's what is fun. When new stuff comes I'll probably play it more for a bit and leave SWTOR on the back burner.

No big deal in my books.

More Assumptions.

Played wow from day one. Was raid tank, guild officer, raid leader. Raided everything in game. Did hard modes. Had a number of server first. leveled every toon to at least 80. Guild burnt out after Ragnaros and moved here. You can look me up over there under the same name.

Wow is a good game for the type of play it involves. We moved here after reading up on it. We had no false expectations because we were informed by Bio as to exactly what the game would be like. There was nothing hidden, no cloak and dagger. They were right up front and delivered exactly what they said.





So you actually have not done "everything?". Have you gotten all your datacronss? Have you maxed your tradeskill? Have you cleared all raid content on all levels? If not, the entirety of the argument is moot. Right?

Really? So my argument is moot, because I haven't done everything... So then only a handful of people should be allowed to post anything on these forums since they have taken the time to play through the horrible crap.

Still I can't believe the Bioware defense force arguments here. Pretty soon people will be bashed for posting anything about this game that isn't positive.

By that reasoning there should not be a monthly sub. It may as well be F2P if people are un-subbing after they get to the end and waiting a month or two for new content to re-sub again to complete it and then un-subbing again to play another game in the meantime...