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Servers on the decline again....

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Servers on the decline again....

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Keeperofthevoid
07.29.2012 , 02:08 AM | #41
Quote: Originally Posted by Tsillah View Post
You don't have to cheer but you don't have to rub it in over and over again either. What sort of sick pleasure are people getting from being prophets of doom anyways? Are you so butt hurt that you need to do everything you can to ensure it goes to ground as quickly as possible?

My fleet is still fine but even if there are fewer people on the fleet where you are, it's only natural that after the initial boost it calms down a bit again. If SWTOR keeps enough people playing it can continue on for a while yet for those who like the game. Is it your personal crusade to ruin it for them as well?

The truth doesn't hurt, the incessant repetition of your wish to destroy this game is getting tiresome however. One would hope, even for your sake, that you'd have something better to do than this.

This.
"Through the force, things you will see.
Other places. The future... the past.
Old friends long gone."

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Goretzu
07.29.2012 , 02:22 AM | #42
Quote: Originally Posted by Starquake View Post
I am quitting after a month. This game has the potential to be incredible, but it seems that none of the obvious areas that need improvement are being given any real attention. It's lifeless and boring because there is no attention to the little things that make a game come alive (and as a result makes players feel immersed into the game's universe).

That's been said a great many times.

They stuff they've done right is incredible, but they really needed to be beefing up the flaws 6+ months ago, and yet still no new about it even.
Real Star Wars space combat please, not Star Wars Fox! Maybe some PvP and flight too?
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Goretzu
07.29.2012 , 02:24 AM | #43
Quote: Originally Posted by Delvianseek View Post
Completely agree - numbers have gone down a little but I have seen that happen over the summer months for many games in the past.
Usually hits a fair bit earlier than now, but it may be that adding to things.
Real Star Wars space combat please, not Star Wars Fox! Maybe some PvP and flight too?
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AFKGCWBOT
07.29.2012 , 02:26 AM | #44
Woohoo, another thread filled with future seeing WOW drones.

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Reevax
07.29.2012 , 02:43 AM | #45
Its funny people will get on here and deny that the game is in decline. It is very obviously in decline and has been from the start.

I wonder what would cause them to accept reality?

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Paintcheck
07.29.2012 , 02:56 AM | #46
Quote: Originally Posted by Reevax View Post
Its funny people will get on here and deny that the game is in decline. It is very obviously in decline and has been from the start.

I wonder what would cause them to accept reality?
Which means what, exactly? If they are having fun then why is it your job to say "Oh no this game is losing subscribers, how dare you enjoy it! Stop that right now!" Why do all the pessimists insist on sitting on these forums and demanding everyone get as fatalistic as they are? Instead of telling everyone "I unsubscribed from this game 37 years ago and am playing [insert whatever game you want here], I can't believe anyone still plays TOR" how about you all just shut up and play your new game of choice quietly?

That being said I am not renewing my subscription (which runs out in 2 weeks) until I see how badly GW2 damages TOR. I my be tired of seeing constant trolling but I am a realist as well.

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EduardoJN
07.29.2012 , 02:57 AM | #47
Quote: Originally Posted by jarjarloves View Post
This is the normal decline inbetween content patches.
Get used to this decline cuz it will become very "normal" soon enough.

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Goretzu
07.29.2012 , 02:58 AM | #48
Quote: Originally Posted by Paintcheck View Post
but I am a realist as well.
Being a realist means accept unpalatable truths.

Being an optimist means hoping they have go a Jump to Lightspeed expansion up their sleeves.
Real Star Wars space combat please, not Star Wars Fox! Maybe some PvP and flight too?
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Staalker
07.29.2012 , 03:43 AM | #49
I'll be honest, I unsubbed. My sub doesn't end until September, however, but I haven't logged in since 1.2. Haven't even downlaoded 1.3. Nothing in it interests me....

I unsubbed because there is literally nothing left for me to do in game, and I didn't rush. I took my time, 4 hours a day about 5 days a week at best.

My issue isn't so much with the lack of end game content, it's the lack of attempts to add to it. Three major updates come out and we got almost nothing new to do. I can't help but say it again, all that work on the useless Legacy system could have been used to make new content for end game.

Granted, the game isn't a year old, but when you release 3 updates which add content that only increases how fast you can do the content that is there...someone has to wonder who was drinking the wrong punch. When you have so little to do at endgame already, why would you give people the tools to rush through it even faster.

I don't dislike the Legacy system, but it was something that should have been in at launch. By the time we got it, the majority of the players didn't need it. Imagine how much more could have been added to the end game had they just held the legacy system back.

My entire guild, 178 people first 30 days of launch, have moved on except myself and 2 others. They all left for the same reason. Yes, I know there are OP's and flashpoints to do, and there is PvP as well as daily missions. But honeslty, how long one person do those things before they start looking for something else to do?

They could have given us a new mission line each month, even if it was 5 dailies and a 5 part story piece, and half my guild would have stayed. It wold have at least shown an effort to get end game content in. Instead, they keep going over what is already in and adding to the low level content with Legacy and it's associated perks.

Well, that's great...but there was plenty to do do low levels anyway.

Whatever. No sense kicking the dead horse. With the forced server mergers coming, it will kill my intentions to play again. My server was transferred to a server that I would have lost all my character names but one, including my legacy name (which was strange because it isn't very common). I pre-ordered to get early access to assure my character names. And now I am forced to give them up because I can't pick where I transfer to? if anyone in my guild came back later, they wouldn't find me since all my characters would have new names.

Might seem trivial to many people, but our characters are supposed to be more than just pixels on a screen. We grow attached to them.

So, yeah. I unsubbed. And in the grand scheme of things, most don't care. But there are ton of players who feel like I do, maybe not for the exact same reasons, but they still just aren't happy with the game. But it's okay, just keep thinking that the decline is only a momentary thing. With other games coming out, GW2 doesn't even have a sub...it's silly to think that people would stick around when they aren't happy.

Personally, I am looking at The Secret World. They do monthly content updates. Sure, might not be expansion worthy stuff, but like I said. Something is better than nothing, at least you know your money is being spent on the game and not on some random pizza party that you aren't even invited to.

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Durasturan
07.29.2012 , 03:57 AM | #50
Quote: Originally Posted by Valkirus View Post
This would not surprise me and it is sad actually. The major failings of TOR where not fixed by merging the servers.
And those have been touched on so many times in this forums, it is a waste of keystrokes to continue to do it. TOR in it's current state will appeal to a small bunch of MMO players but for the majority of players it is not worth a sub.
Core problems? Lol? The "core problems" have always been changing. First it was the bugs and they fixed 99.99% of the bugs until there are NO game breaking bugs. Group finder? In game. Ranked WZ? In game. Legacy? In game. Reduced load screens both in load times and number by getting rid of orbital stations? Finished. Empty servers? Now there are 5x more people on each server.

The people who like to cry (like you) will find reasons to cry. They never enumerate their grievances(like you). They never say "this is what's wrong" and when they do, as soon as it's fixed they "find" something else.

There are VERY few actual problems with the game. The lack of world PVP is the ONLY problem I have with the game right now and ranked are keeping me occupied enough that I don't care about that right now, they can take their time to get it right while I enjoy ranked warzones.