Played WoW after SWTOR: My Reactions

Hmmm, so the fact that I and many other players want additional quickbars because we have too wide variety of abilities all of which function differently from one another is just, what, an illusion?

because, like he said, he's burnt out.

People who go back to WoW, don't go back to level up a new toon, like the OP did. They go back to their old Guild, their old friends and their 2-8 toons they have leveled out. WoW is an end-game game.

It's kinda funny when WoW loses subs, people immediatly cry "it's dieing!" Not really, how can anyone distinguish which players left for good and which players left to take a break? What, MoP won't bring back one single sub?

Also, when did MMO's become a pro sport and when did we become fans? It's ok to play multiple MMO's and like them.

sorry but swtor aint a million miles away from wow, if your burnt out then you would in effect be burnt out all together. And the fact that people go back to either play old toons or new ones and get sick of the game shows that they dont do things 10 times better there then here and that infact here does something alot better then there.

Now i can look back at wow and think to myself that was a great game, but it wasnt the game that was great it was the people i was with, the game hasnt changed that much over the years really, yes it has rdf and rrf and cross server bgs and arenas but if your here and not there then obviously something here is better then there.

If people are not happy with were wow is going either with pandas, the real money market or general direction of the game then have come here then obviously something here is much better then there which again shows that wow isnt 10 times better then here.

The atmosphere and friends there might have been better but obviously that isnt the case anymore. And there in is the flaw yet again.

But it is and you know it and everyone else knows it to. This one is sinking, and it`s sinking fast.

People can hate WoW all they want but it's still the #1 and most successful MMO out there. I'm not a huge fan of it but it's still a good game that has plenty of features.

As the other guy has said, TERA is the way to go. Some people my look at it and think it's a Korean MMO and grindy and has the "fairy" style theme but beyond that there's SO much more in that game. I thought it was just going to be an Aion 2.0 but it's actually a really fun game. You have to pay attention vs boss fights or you'll die nearly instantly. They have a GvG system, a ranked PvP/Political system, open world PvP anywhere you want, and they'll have battlegrounds and arena type PvP before the end of summer.