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Someone explain the LFG tool hate?

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Someone explain the LFG tool hate?

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chaosdefined
05.09.2012 , 10:20 AM | #971
Quote: Originally Posted by Mustelidaen View Post
A common mis-assumption.

No, many of my friends did "quick HM BT" (because it is so easy) over and over, and haven't seen the other instances.
You're basing your own assumption on what your friends have said. I'm basing mine on what a majority of complaints on this forum are about. I wouldn't say it's a common mis-assumption, I'd say it's going with what a lot of people are saying.

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Mallorik
05.09.2012 , 10:21 AM | #972
Quote: Originally Posted by Mustelidaen View Post
Blizzard also carefully adjusts the carrot for doing daily HMs--just enough to get people to sign on. Bioware doesn't.
Put much more plainly than i did, this needs to go hand in hand with a x-server lfg tool if swtor wants to grow.

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rakuenCallisto
05.09.2012 , 10:26 AM | #973
Quote: Originally Posted by chaosdefined View Post
It was all over all the news articles about the 25% drop, that's what EA was saying was the reason for the drop.
I'm sure this is the truth and just not EA admitting to their downfall.
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Vlaxitov
05.09.2012 , 10:28 AM | #974
Quote: Originally Posted by chaosdefined View Post
Who needs facts when you have blind opinion!

WoW is a game that has been going for about 7 years, it lost about a million players this last year who mostly cited (on poles found on various sites) that their reasons were because of boredom with the repetitive content.
Quite a bit different from a brand new game losting 25% of players, a few who have cited their reasons as being not getting to actually play the content.
This guy I've quoted makes a passive agressive accusation such as "who needs facts when you have blind opnion!" then goes on to engage in the same exact behavior declaring his opinions as fact.

I got bored with SWTOR's repetitive content.

I wan't some link or some sort of proof substantiating your claim that any percentage of players that SWTOR "losted" was due to the content being inaccessable and not shallow & repetitive.

I'd say if anything that the inaccessibility of this game keeps people from realizing how shallow & repetitive the game is at the end and keeps people subbed due to that. The reason for the inaccessibility is that the people who made it further got to see the travesty it is at the end hence aren't in game and LFG.

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Mustelidaen
05.09.2012 , 10:28 AM | #975
Quote: Originally Posted by Mallorik View Post
Put much more plainly than i did, this needs to go hand in hand with a x-server lfg tool if swtor wants to grow.
What can I say, two people agree on the same thread?!? I should also add, upping the ante for doing the daily HM quest via 1 or 2 Rakata/BH tokens would help the players who DON'T raid, by allowing them eventual access to higher-level gear.

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rakuenCallisto
05.09.2012 , 10:29 AM | #976
Quote: Originally Posted by Mallorik View Post
By huge i mean that you could buy everyone that plays wow a new computer for the money it took to make swtor. Devs who were put in charge of an mmo like that should be experts in the mmo field, and if they werent they should have made themselves experts in the 8 years it took to make the game.
So much truth in this post, there really isn't any need for more debate.
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Vlaxitov
05.09.2012 , 10:32 AM | #977
Quote: Originally Posted by Darkulous View Post
6 months in and TOR loses 25% and most of them are CASUALS.
This is a statement EA made in attempt to save face.

The fact of the matter is anyone still playing this game on a regular basis IS casual and anyone who had hoped SWTOR would end up a deep challenging mmo is long gone.

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rakuenCallisto
05.09.2012 , 10:38 AM | #978
Quote: Originally Posted by Vlaxitov View Post
This is a statement EA made in attempt to save face.

The fact of the matter is anyone still playing this game on a regular basis IS casual and anyone who had hoped SWTOR would end up a deep challenging mmo is long gone.
This.
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Darkulous
05.09.2012 , 10:39 AM | #979
Quote: Originally Posted by Vlaxitov View Post
This is a statement EA made in attempt to save face.

The fact of the matter is anyone still playing this game on a regular basis IS casual and anyone who had hoped SWTOR would end up a deep challenging mmo is long gone.
How do they save face from admitting they lost the player base that is the easiest to please? Further down in the article they mentioned that the casuals that left are Game Hoppers - that's where EA is saving face and their jobs.
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Mallorik
05.09.2012 , 10:42 AM | #980
Just an example of why they need to get x-server lfg tool and incentives to do Fps. I hve 2 level 50's both in full rakata, and ive never set foot in the new fp(cant even rememebr the name of it) because there is no reason for me to go there and it would have to be somethign pretty good for me to lfg for two hours or beg my guild to go with me.