Only 1 Dynamic event in 7 months...very disappointing bioware.

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AFKGCWBOT

07.21.2012 , 11:25 AM \| #41	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Ditolus in 7 months the only dynamic event we had is the rakghoul plague event. it was fun. but in 7 months i'd expect to have a had at least 2 more events like that for the playerbase to enjoy. very disappointing bioware. Someone like you complained that it was a waste of time, apparently, so they don't do them anymore.

Heith

07.21.2012 , 11:27 AM \| #42	Quote
there was that event where a gm followed around players as a droid and harassed them if that can be considered a dynamic event http://www.swtorstrategies.com/2012/...to-pvpers.html

Aus_Jedi

07.21.2012 , 11:32 AM \| #43	Quote
yes, besides 1.3 since April new content or any events have been whispers on the wind.

TheRealCandyMan

07.21.2012 , 11:32 AM \| #44	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Heith there was that event where a gm followed around players as a droid and harassed them if that can be considered a dynamic event http://www.swtorstrategies.com/2012/...to-pvpers.html LOL

Soluss

07.21.2012 , 11:44 AM \| #45	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Skoobie That's great, but I'm not sure what this has to do with what I said. I was pointing out to the person I quoted that the graph they linked didn't support what they said. I agree it doesn't matter how many subs a game starts with. But it seems we have been a minority on these forums since launch. I'm not sure what point you're trying to prove to me...... Perhaps you should look at the chart again. The person you quoted stated "A year into the release of WOW, they had several times more subs than what SWTOR has ever had, and were breaking records and getting awards. " The chart does reflect that.Q4 2005 (1 year after) shows over 5 million subs. Perhaps you looked at the zeros wrong. Again though... It was a different market back then as MMOs were not mainstream. WoW is an anomoly but you are still wrong.

Ditolus

07.21.2012 , 11:45 AM \| #46	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by RixoFutu Game with monthly fee should have at least one event or some major change in game world per month. MMORPG can't stay static. that would be ideal but i think unrealistic. i'd be fine with every 6-8 weeks. unfortunately we've had one in 28 weeks. kinda sad.

Skoobie

07.21.2012 , 12:06 PM \| #47	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Soluss Perhaps you should look at the chart again. The person you quoted stated "A year into the release of WOW, they had several times more subs than what SWTOR has ever had, and were breaking records and getting awards. " The chart does reflect that.Q4 2005 (1 year after) shows over 5 million subs. Perhaps you looked at the zeros wrong. Again though... It was a different market back then as MMOs were not mainstream. WoW is an anomoly but you are still wrong. You're right, I was reading the quarters wrong. My apologize to Rassuro. Yes, yes...it was a different market back then. And yes, WoW is an anomaly. I'm not the one who brought it up, I was just pointing out what I thought was a mistake. Thank you for correcting me.

Motoeric

07.21.2012 , 12:08 PM \| #48	Quote
this!^!^!^!^!^!^ (OP) SRSLY! game getting stale! ! make more stuff
Trollmage <Don't Panic> The Bastion

ZirusZero

07.21.2012 , 12:52 PM \| #49	Quote
Wookiee life day anyone?
Quote: Originally Posted by CommunityDroidEN After our Shenanigans radar sounded off, we quickly hurried to this thread to see what was going on. Upon inspection of the reported Shenanigans, we have removed a few posts to prevent further Shenanigans from taking place.

hamsel

07.22.2012 , 01:42 AM \| #50	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Soluss Yeah, if we get a random event on this schedule pace... it wont even be once per year. Not really the "players will be logging in to see if something has changed" they were hoping for with this kinda pace either!

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