SWTOR Fastest growing MMO in history

Repost that again in six month and than it might have some validity. Most MMO's see large growth at launch, followed by a mass exodus

Who said this will be the next 6 months? Calm down. This is what I was talking about with you making assumptions. You're assuming there will be no updates for 6 months. How odd. (Perhaps that's what you're fantasizing?)

Bioware already released an official statement saying there is going to be an update in EARLY 2012 with more content(Flashpoints, Operations, Warzones and more)....


http://www.swtor.com/community/showthread.php?t=75980



The link above explicitly says "Next month we're going to be releasing a new Flashpoint and an expanded Operation. "


Thread Closed? Thxkbi

Exactly, and I was just listening to an interview with Rockjaw and Totalbuscuit where Reid said they were going to be releasing a reasonably large amount of end-game content in the near future.

Here it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCHgr...re=uploademail

"It takes place on a brand new world and involves some pretty epic battles."

What more can you ask for? It's going to be EPIC!

1 million vs Boesmith's 11 friends. How will Bioware survive?

But since you don't play you wouldn't know.

And thus I have come to the conclusion that not only do you not know what the word 'Exaggerating' means, but also that you are an unintelligible fanboy. I do not normally throw this term around in these debates, but your cause is a lost one.

The entire argument is not about what bioware may or may not do, it's about what it is now. Sure they could add in new content in the next six months, but that isn't the point here. You're trying to say there's enough endgame content, if it REQUIRES them to add in more content, and quickly at that, then there ISN'T enough endgame content. If there was enough endgame content, it'd hold you over for months, years. The very fact that they have to add in more content within a month or two proves that there simply is not enough content. And my argument was based on the possible outcome that they do not release new content soon/fast enough. If they patch the game within six months, that may not be enough if everybody's gone after the first month.

Either way, your posts show limited capacity for understanding and proper debate as you reiterate a blatantly false point in every post you make, just repeating the "exaggerating" word that you so obviously do not know the meaning of. So I will end my posts in this topic and put my effort elsewhere. I will just leave with saying that they if actually add content, then so be it, good for the longevity of the game. If they don't, however, things could go very badly.

http://www.swtor.com/community/showthread.php?t=75980

He was at least attempting to make a falsifiable assertion. There are ways to objectively measure rate of growth. There is no way to objectively measure the "end of and MMO era." Hence, your suggested article is not germane.