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Galbatorrix
05.09.2012 , 11:44 AM | #31
Quote: Originally Posted by Tiaa View Post
The problem is:

The ones that really matter usually don't even read this forum or make post in it.

That being the majority. They don't care if people dislike the game or what people think if they dislike it.

They either play or drop the game.

So if they are going to stay or quit, there is almost nothing Bioware can do about it.

And obviously by losing tons of subscribers, the majority aren't happy.

1.7 Million Subs. 400K leave, 1.3 Million stay.


It looks like the majority is happy. Math.... it's a heluva drug.

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kitsinni
05.09.2012 , 11:45 AM | #32
Quote: Originally Posted by Malt View Post
ROFL! Didnt they start working on TOR in '08? I like this game alot, but frankly Bio-ware deserves every bit of ire directed at them. Their overall execution of TOR is pathetic and whoever was/is in charge should be removed.
WoW was announced in 2001 and not even released until 2004, they had already been working on it for years by 2001. Most of WoW's content everyone talks about being so great didn't make it in to the game until a couple years after the original release. At the time when WoW was being developed it was a mix of copying EQ and DAOC. It is pretty much how all of these games work.

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Dokar
05.09.2012 , 11:47 AM | #33
Quote: Originally Posted by Galbatorrix View Post
1.7 Million Subs. 400K leave, 1.3 Million stay.


It looks like the majority is happy. Math.... it's a heluva drug.
They lost 400k with 400k more copies of the game sold so it is closer to 800K leaving.

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Dezzi
05.09.2012 , 11:48 AM | #34
Quote: Originally Posted by Galbatorrix View Post
1.7 Million Subs. 400K leave, 1.3 Million stay.


It looks like the majority is happy. Math.... it's a heluva drug.
Ready for it?

2.4 million sales, down to 1.3 million subscriptions.

It looks like a much, much smaller majority is happy. Reality... it's a heluva drug.
Ebon Hawk (RP)
Peace | Knowledge | Serenity | the Force
I'm a Jedi because the galaxy needs Jedi.

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Galbatorrix
05.09.2012 , 11:49 AM | #35
Quote: Originally Posted by Dokar View Post
They lost 400k with 400k more copies of the game sold so it is closer to 800K leaving.

Ok, so, they sold 400K, moving the 1.7 Million number to 2.1 Million. 800K leave, 1.3 Million stay. Again, the Majority are happy.

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Galbatorrix
05.09.2012 , 11:50 AM | #36
Quote: Originally Posted by Dezzi View Post
Ready for it?

2.4 million sales, down to 1.3 million subscriptions.

It looks like a much, much smaller majority is happy. Reality... it's a heluva drug.

Majority is majority. Facts...... heluva drug?

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Torcer
05.09.2012 , 11:50 AM | #37
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Give. Bioware. Time.
Merge. Servers. Now.

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Dezzi
05.09.2012 , 11:51 AM | #38
Quote: Originally Posted by Galbatorrix View Post
Majority is majority. Facts...... heluva drug?
So desperate.
Ebon Hawk (RP)
Peace | Knowledge | Serenity | the Force
I'm a Jedi because the galaxy needs Jedi.

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pppgggr
05.09.2012 , 11:53 AM | #39
Quote: Originally Posted by Torcer View Post
Merge. Servers. Now.
I see no issues with the servers as they are now.

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DahLliA
05.09.2012 , 11:54 AM | #40
Quote: Originally Posted by codyr View Post


good god man. do you prefer the prequels, too?
made me chuckle
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