When will there be a SERVER MERGE?

So to all in BW that thinks that the game is "very healthy" game, get ur head out of the bantha back end and start look on the servers outside of the US.... it feels like playing a MSO (massive single-player online game)

right.... so that proves that he have no clue... was that rude? well probably was...
but if they even bothered to read this thread then they would see that there are several dead servers...
Acting like this it only proves to me that he is more interested in the money gained from the game than the actual players in the game...

On ludo Kressh there are never more than 20 players online on the fleet. on the republic side that is...
forming groups are a nightmare. doing anything that is based on having other players there to help are a nightmare...

So to all in BW that thinks that the game is "very healthy" game, get ur head out of the bantha back end and start look on the servers outside of the US.... it feels like playing a MSO (massive single-player online game)

Alright everyone calm down, anger only leads to you looking like a monkey's arse. Let's look at this from the very very beginning:

BioWare wanted to make an mmo, based off their popular rpg franchise. They had large amounts of investments and a large player base to impress. They wanted to keep the major aspect of Kotor, which was the story. They built the MMO, and ensured that there was lots of publicity (Like any Company would and SHOULD do. For the love of all that is good, people LIVE their lives off of BioWare, of COURSE they want money. Stop damning them for it - you would too.). During the celebrated betas, there were substantially more players than their servers could handle, so they opted for the short term fix, which was to add space.

Launch hit, and people played the game like crazy. They, inevitably, found problems with the fledgling game: Bugs, lack of content, and a plethora of other mistakes that BioWare had made. Considering the fact that this game had more publicity, support, technology, and money than WoW did at it's beginning? Admittedly disappointing. Considering the fact that they don't have the years of experience and knowledge that blizzard does? Not surprising.

It was disappointing, and people left. More people hit end game and found that the story focused MMO they had loved was understandably stale after the story ended. They either rolled alts or left. Now they had all these servers from Beta but don't have the fan base to support thriving communities on all of them. There's still a large fan base, but it's so spread out that it feels minuscule to the majority. Like 95% of the internet usually does, the fans complained. BioWare was ill equipped as MMO designers to deal with the stresses in the player base, and failed, again, to impress.

They love the game and they love the player base, and they understood that the best way to foster the fragile game was to improve the community. A lot of you should realize that even though they admit that player activity is dropping, subscriptions are NOT. Which means that people still LIKE the game, they are just disappointed in it. BioWare wants to KEEP the player base while IMPROVING the community, as well as keeping a steady enough income off the game to pay their employees and continue to fund improvements and expansions that YOU ALL demand. So they decide to give the PLAYERS a choice in where their characters go, deciding that it would mulify some of the complaints the player base had. Unfortunately, they don't have the experience you all do. They don't realize that there are dangers to adding player choice transfers without considering the impact it will have on people who don't want to have to chose someplace else to go.

But you DO know the dangers, and a lot of you don't agree. A lot of you also realize that content is second to community in an MMO, but what you conveniently forget is that before 1.2, most of the complaints were about... what? Content. So that's what they gave you. But it came too late, and now you want more people to play content WITH. So they're working on it. If you disagree with there methods, instead of making hundreds of threads that are mostly complaining, offer REAL constructive criticism. Where I work and live, you aren't aloud to complain about an idea if you don't have an alternative. This is very true for Swtor. You aren't game designers. You're players. You have ideas based off how you play games. BioWare has ideas based off of how they design games. Believe it or not, while BioWare isn't the greatest at fostering communication with its fan base, you're not exactly the most sociable fans either. The majority of you act like children or crotchety old men, and the mature players who have REAL complains or rebuttals get lost in the noise.

BioWare is trying to help you. You are NOT trying to help BioWare - you're trying to serve your own individual agendas. Selfishness does not begot a friendly thriving community. Teamwork and communication does. Work WITH BioWare, not against them, and you'll see that, despite their faults and the faults the game DOES HAVE, we can work through this to improve the game for everyone, including you.

Sorry for the long post.

Mostly nonsense.

Subs are below 400k, SWTOR is dead.

You have proof of this statement I assume right since you are spamming in in 4 different threads.

Yes, proof was linked in the other thread.

It got deleted so if you want to see it, ask the moderators to undelete it.

Well I doubt they do that but its funny your "proof" got deleted dont you think? They gave people a free month isnt even over yet. So I mean I think its way more than 400k.