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ChazDoit
04.13.2012 , 07:22 PM | #41
Quote: Originally Posted by Sinfony View Post
You just keep that immovable object routine up! YEAH! Everyone is wrong because I am not willing to admit that there are any other possibilities! Infallible is the way to go!
Guild Wars is that way

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Lularapio
04.13.2012 , 07:23 PM | #42
... or they are desperately trying to keep the remainder of subscriptions going.

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Chi_Sloan
04.13.2012 , 07:25 PM | #43
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So would you consider the idea of getting people to keep playing until they fix some of the features wrong with this game.
unless theyre implementing server transfers or raid finders within this free month, it waste of time. i think the biggest problem theyre facing right now is player retention.

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Lord_Ravenhurst
04.13.2012 , 07:25 PM | #44
At least they broke the Warzone Rewards, thanks BW, thank you so much for 1.2 and killing every reason to stay in a losing Warzone, WELL DONE

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Asavar
04.13.2012 , 07:25 PM | #45
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What are you, like five?
Are you?

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Comrade_Leader
04.13.2012 , 07:26 PM | #46
Quote: Originally Posted by faymar View Post
Please provide your empirical evidence
And while you're at it, provide a peer-reviewed dissertation...

I mean, come on. This is a web forum. Practically everything said here is anecdotal. And that's, actually, the point. Bioware want to analyse the anecdotal perceptions of their player-base.

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Furoo
04.13.2012 , 07:27 PM | #47
Quote: Originally Posted by Andryah View Post
This is an excellent step on their part. By making it legacy level based, they are allowing players to approach the requirements to qualify in a variety of different play styles.

Nicely done Bioware.
You do realize this is just a strategy to suck money out of your pocket right?
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tloops
04.13.2012 , 07:27 PM | #48
Quote: Originally Posted by Comrade_Leader View Post
And you seem to be one of them - entitling yourself to generalise about the SWTOR community and abuse other posters.
i feel entitled to my opinion,but not entitled to other peoples good fortune.if i earned something ,good for me..if you earned something..good for you. jealousy is a sign of weakness,something this community has shown time and time again.
TOR...the best single player game on the market

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faymar
04.13.2012 , 07:27 PM | #49
Quote: Originally Posted by Comrade_Leader View Post
And while you're at it, provide a peer-reviewed dissertation...

I mean, come on. This is a web forum. Practically everything said here is anecdotal. And that's, actually, the point. Bioware want to analyse the anecdotal perceptions of their player-base.
Okay then Bioware has sixteen million subs and will expand to twenty million by next week.

Yay this is a fun game.

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pmeeps
04.13.2012 , 07:29 PM | #50
i think it's nice.
is space exploration out of the question?
how about new or customizable personal ships?
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