No More Daily Quests! Restore SWtOR's Honor! This is not another WoW clone!

um when WoW was released it had more alternate content than SWTOR.....tired of human area? go to night elf or dorf area...etc.

but nice try. thanks for playing. 3/10 in effort.

That is a pathetic argument. People are not still running dailies on Isle of Quel'Danas or in the Argent Tournament (unless it is for nostalgia or pets/tabards/mounts/achievements). When Blizzard releases a new expansion they release new daily zones as well and it is those new daily zones that have the innovation. Bioware could've copied that innovation if they were smart without having to wait several years before having the wit to do so.

For instance, in Cataclysm (released 2010) the new daily zone "Tol Barad Peninsula" offered vareity in the dailies. One day you would be hijacking cannons and bombing boats, the next you would be killing ghosts for planks or seek out some elite mob. I thought the concept was simple and great and did help a little towards making dailies less repetitive and boring.

In Mists of Pandaria they expanded upon that concept. Not only were there vareity in the dailies, but before you even began picking your dailies up you get an option whether you want to do PvP dailies or PvE dailies, and finishing them all would net you a large amount of PvP or PvE currency. So there's vareity and choice. What does it matter if WoW has had 9 years of development? Those quests on that island has nothing to do with any of the previous content. It just shows that WoW is moving forward and SWTOR is stuck in the past.

[Edit] I suppose the staged weekly quest on Makeb is different. But on a scale of 1-10, how fun are those quests? And how frustrating are they? At least the roads in WoW are clear, in ToR you have to drive through packs of mobs and pray to whatever in hopes you don't get dismounted.

Three start points as opposed to two.


Yeah, that's a whole bountiful of alternate content.

And nice grading system, but unfortunately, I'm not in High School anymore. So that matters about as much as, well, high school.

Thanks for attempting to post.

That is a pathetic argument. People are not still running dailies on Isle of Quel'Danas or in the Argent Tournament (unless it is for nostalgia or pets/tabards/mounts/achievements). When Blizzard releases a new expansion they release new daily zones as well and it is those new daily zones that have the innovation. Bioware could've copied that innovation if they were smart without having to wait several years before having the wit to do so.

For instance, in Cataclysm (released 2010) the new daily zone "Tol Barad Peninsula" offered vareity in the dailies. One day you would be hijacking cannons and bombing boats, the next you would be killing ghosts for planks or seek out some elite mob. I thought the concept was simple and great and did help a little towards making dailies less repetitive and boring.

In Mists of Pandaria they expanded upon that concept. Not only were there vareity in the dailies, but before you even began picking your dailies up you get an option whether you want to do PvP dailies or PvE dailies, and finishing them all would net you a large amount of PvP or PvE currency. So there's vareity and choice. What does it matter if WoW has had 9 years of development? Those quests on that island has nothing to do with any of the previous content. It just shows that WoW is moving forward and SWTOR is stuck in the past.

[Edit] I suppose the staged weekly quest on Makeb is different. But on a scale of 1-10, how fun are those quests? And how frustrating are they? At least the roads in WoW are clear, in ToR you have to drive through packs of mobs and pray to whatever in hopes you don't get dismounted.

lol....1/10 son.

3 vs 2? on what planet are you from and which SWTOR are you playing?

if you mean Rep/Emp.....um...WoW has Ally/Horde...so with your train of (lacking) thought it's 2 vs 6

your first attempt was much better

Actually, the old content is still run. By twinks, level appropriate players looking to gear before moving onto the next expansion zone, Transmoggers and Up and coming Raiders as training for end game. And funny thing is, despite all that "variety and choice", you can still find people complaining about the dailies being repetitive and boring on WoW General. So despite the claim that WoW is moving forward, it seems that both communities are still the same.