Give. Bioware. Time.

Bioware, the time is 19:38 and 10 seconds.

I make a really solid wage, something I'm quite proud of. You're right $15.00 isn't much.
The thing is though, I too went and spent $20 on the Avengers ($33 if you include popcorn and drink). And you know what's funny? I had no problem with that. I feel like I got what I payed for and was absolutely satisfied.

I log into SWTOR and try to run a FP and I'm inexplicably booted. Of course that's after two hours of standing at fleet trying to find a team to -do- the flashpoint. I'm glad that you feel satisfied. I truly am. I, however am not and to me- whether it is 'just $15' or not is far from the point. I have paid for something and am not satisfied. Period.

After 5 months, if you are willing to settle for mediocrity, so be it, but the truth of the matter is, that if this game didn't have brand association, it would be spiraling around the toilet bowl as a cautionary tale to developers.

whaaaa! Try marriage, rook.

I just ordered a hamburger, but they only gave me the bun even though the menu promises that I will in fact end up with meat.

I guess I should just deal with it, give them my money and hope that somewhere along the line they decide to give me the meat.

What does that even mean?

not for free, i wanna salary for betatester work.

Taking that stance, WoW would never have been created. In all actuality, out of all these MMOs come and gone, how many were "firsts" for the development team? Not a real practical statement, there.

I am certainly willing to give the game more time, because I am still enjoying this game immensely. As someone else here said, you have to make the decision on whether you think your time and money are worth it. To many people, it is - to many others it is not. In either event for those who complain about things like lack of end game, perhaps suggesting what a good end game should be might help. After all, just because you don't like the end game here, doesn't mean it doesn't exist. From what I have seen, it is the end game in many MMOs, Tera and GW2 included.

Yes, because if you don't game 24/7 then you don't love the game. I'm as hardcore as you can get, and I don't even have the time to log in every day. And then's there's such a thing as gamer burn-out. No matter how much you enjoy a game, it's also good to take a break now and then to refresh.

The fact that fewer people are logging in on a weeknight is par for the course. Many have left because they have found the game is not for them, but many also don't feel the need to be one with the game. Just like a relationship, the newness and excitement has worn off, we are entering the comfort zone now.

Just checked all my games from the early 90's. Not sure what system you are using, but the game looks pretty damn good to me. Check the hyperbole at the door.

The honeymoon's over

Don't be dissing my Mad Dog and Strawberry Hill like that, bro.

BJ

Ever since Beta people have used the give them time this game is only X old. So at what point can people not use this excuse anymore? A year? It's getting old.

Nah. It's more like people went to McDonalds, thought the word "hamburger" meant "lobster" when they ordered,and then got upset when their sandwich had beef instead of lobster.

You forgot the part when mcdonalds says, dont worry we'll have a better menu! SOON!!