maintenance, why so much

Leaving the pvp rewards changes the way they were would have cost them more customers than would quit over an extra 2 hour and 15 min down time. And the ones that would quit over an extra couple hours a week to fix major issues are the type of people that the game would do better without anyway.

And like I said the interwebs a big place, I have done some looking and on ALL the official posts I could find there was nothing , so either you are smoking something, or you are pulling facts out of thin air, care to prove me wrong?

lol at least its not like that one time in EQ2 where the servers were down for like 2 or 3 days straight!...actually i think they did it twice....


It better not end up that way BW.... >_>

Yeah, looking at the patch log, some of them definitely should have gone in ASAP. I just think they should try to implement rolling patch deployment on times with less traffic per region.

Except the world event issue with vendor overcharging, all of these could have waited until Tuesday

(Filler cause of quotes, filllleeeeeeeeeeeeer)

And not to brag, or think i'm more entitled to opinions than you buuuut.... you paid a lil over $100, good, I payed $162 for the collector's addition, and an additional 6month sub. I should be just as upset as you if i were being wronged or ripped off, but despite me paying atleast $100 more than you did, i am not, cause I know these games need downtime expected or not. I agree with you totaly on seeing this game get bigger, but they can't do that without inputing things that should have been in upon release. I was a major fan of the game till it came out. I stopped playing for a couple months after the earlly release week and another 2 weeks after. The reason was because the game was flawed, unfinished and there was little to do with the functions/opyions. They have made it better within a couple months, enough for me to stand coming back after paying over $200 before seeing it.

While I feel the pain of those that want the game to flourish and bugs to be fixed, I can't sit here and flame bioware when they are actually doing it. Not instantly like this world wants it, but they have done alot. Instead of comparing downtimes to the time YOU personally CAN play, lets throw the fixes and content added into the equation and see what we get.

From my research, HeroEngine (the game engine that SWTOR uses) can be updated without any downtime at all. I don't know what's up anyway.

Stop complaining. The game will be 100% usuable at 2am. Quit your job, leave school, go on the dole, do what you need to do to get the product you are paying for.

Engine might not require a restart but implementation might.