Stuff you wish you knew when you first started playing SWTOR

That the server they sent me and my guild to on headstart would be among the first they closed ahead of those they created after headstart.

That my character name reservation efforts would be worthless (Hmm, they sold me the idea of prepurchasing to reserve my names. Well I learned not to ever trust game marketers again.)

That bugs I reported for 6 months in beta would go unrepaired to this day.

That bugs I reported while playing on the PTS would go ignored.

That Bioware really does not value our input. (They do as long as it is cash money input, but no other input is desired aparently based upon their actions.)

That forced transfers by the 30th are in fact not server mergers???

That dispite a character limit of 8 per server they want me to somehow transfer 8 of the characters I do currently play to a server that is full of level 50 characters. (They are so adamant that I perform the imposible they enjoy ruining my gaming there with incessant screen filling notes to transfer when I can't.)

That SWTOR is in fact less fun than the games i do play when SWTOR pisses me off enough to require a break.

That SWTOR is completely about gear - not about character development.

That I'd be the last of my friends from other games left in SWTOR, and the last of my friends left from my guild in SWTOR and in such a short amount of time after release.

That it is really quite stupid to buy a six month sub thinking it would be more economical in the long run over a month to month (If month to month I'd have been gone ages ago).

That Bioware speaks out of both sides of their face.

That SWTORs Customer service is the worst I've experienced anywhere.

That the game would be so bland at 50
That the leveling alts would be so boring due to questing being so linear and most quests being the same on each planet except for the few class quests
That FPs would be so boring, so filled with useless trash pulls and so long. A lot of them were really just bland and unimaginative.
That the population would crash so badly.
That I had not paid for six months sub.
That the engine would suck so bad that it cannot handle heavy loads
That the space combat would be so boring and on rails.

Wish I knew how terrible the community on the forums would be and where they lived so I could rid the world of their corruption, hate, negativity.

Honestly wish I knew that my server was going to be small and would have gotten all the active raiders/pvps in one guild and worked together to build a strong community with great people before they abandoned ship thinking no one was at the ships wheels.

That the server they sent me and my guild to on headstart would be among the first they closed ahead of those they created after headstart.

That my character name reservation efforts would be worthless (Hmm, they sold me the idea of prepurchasing to reserve my names. Well I learned not to ever trust game marketers again.)

That bugs I reported for 6 months in beta would go unrepaired to this day.

That bugs I reported while playing on the PTS would go ignored.

That Bioware really does not value our input. (They do as long as it is cash money input, but no other input is desired aparently based upon their actions.)

That forced transfers by the 30th are in fact not server mergers???

That dispite a character limit of 8 per server they want me to somehow transfer 8 of the characters I do currently play to a server that is full of level 50 characters. (They are so adamant that I perform the imposible they enjoy ruining my gaming there with incessant screen filling notes to transfer when I can't.)

That SWTOR is in fact less fun than the games i do play when SWTOR pisses me off enough to require a break.

That SWTOR is completely about gear - not about character development.

That I'd be the last of my friends from other games left in SWTOR, and the last of my friends left from my guild in SWTOR and in such a short amount of time after release.

That it is really quite stupid to buy a six month sub thinking it would be more economical in the long run over a month to month (If month to month I'd have been gone ages ago).

That Bioware speaks out of both sides of their face.

That SWTORs Customer service is the worst I've experienced anywhere.

That the game would be so bland at 50
That the leveling alts would be so boring due to questing being so linear and most quests being the same on each planet except for the few class quests
That FPs would be so boring, so filled with useless trash pulls and so long. A lot of them were really just bland and unimaginative.
That the population would crash so badly.
That I had not paid for six months sub.
That the engine would suck so bad that it cannot handle heavy loads
That the space combat would be so boring and on rails.