WOW really made me appreciate SWTOR

Voice-overs? Really? That is what is deciding so many of you? I have had some fun with this game, but in my opinion the voice-overs are the absolute worst part of the leveling experience. The stories are trite, the responses pointless (and often have nothing to do with what the text choice indicates), and all of it is so tediously repetitive. My Sorcerer has said "Murder and Mayhem await" at least 20 times through level 38.

I think that the voice-overs destroy immersion and add absolutely zero value to my gaming experience. I can read faster than these people talk, and interpret responses in a way that is impossible with the overwrought, histrionic inflection and clown-like facial expressions.

WoW quests had diversity? They are no more diverse than this game is, at least BioWare made the bonuses instead of kill quests when you were going to kill the mobs anyway to get to the primary objective. What did WoW do? They added more kill quests! Yay....

No, but the fact that they actually design difficult encounters shows that they are clearly in touch with pretty much their entire playerbase. They have easy content for casuals, normal content for your average raider, and heroic content for your hardcore group.

This game simply has nothing but easy.

That response was also specifically disputing the claim that WoW raiding was "easy" and getting the best gear was "easy". It's not. That's undeniable.

I don't have a selfish elitest attitude. I'm simply asking for some amount of difficulty for content that's is, by the name, supposed to be hard instead of it simply being a DPS race - that's NOT hard.

They haven't appealed to "leet geeks" (whatever retarded label you're using) since TBC.

I don't care how old it is. Subscriptions are dropping, "dedicated MMO players" are leaving. Soon, the bulk of the community will be the keyboard turning mouse clicking type players that have a hard time moving out of those "bad red circles". These types of casual gamers can't keep a MMO community thriving and moving forward. The moment the game becomes overrun by that type of player, progression content is over.

Fair enough! I too am a SW fan. The story is nice, I agree. If I came off as harsh it is because I am pissed this is what the game is. I didn't have super high hopes for TOR but I did expect more than this.

ROFL. You are the person who thinks LFD was a failure. I can't take anything you say seriously. Go away fanboy. Oh and YEAH! WoW had more than the ONE quest unlike TOR.

No thank you. I'm a fan of the old style WoW, you know.... where you actually needed to socialize to do something. If you're so anti-social that you need LFD to do content, I pity you.

Except the LFD system in WoW was a booming success and has become a near requirement for the bulk of MMO communities. "Server community" is not real outside of the minds of a small handful of people that think people give a crap about you or what you do when you're online.

"LF 'x' (x being whatever missing role you need) for HM 'y' (y being whatever flashpoint you're wanting to run)" for 2 hours straight is not "server community". It's called a joke, and it's a colossal waste of player time.

Ao as you stated World of Warcraft has
and Star Wars: The Old Republic has
I would like to point out that the 2 raids has 2 difficulty levels since you mentioned the difficulty level for WoW, 16 Hardmode Flashpoints.

As it stands I don't see much difference with the amount of content for end game.
How much people actually took part in it has no baring on the amount of content available.

Well if you like OLD style you better find a new game then. BW will continue the copy/paste of WoW, including the ZOMG horrible LFD tool. Let the past go brah! I'm not anti social. Here I am

it's kinda ironic that these voices cost like 80-100 mil $ and I've skipped them all... They just slow down leveling anyhow