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Shadouplus

12.24.2011 , 01:51 AM \| #41
Quote: Originally Posted by Gummiebear the sharding is becasue they are using preowned servers.... the servers cant handle a full 200.... the main problem is they have no setting for draw distance max/min.... they removed graphics controls we had in beta.... thus making the game harder on the server and players machines. each server has about 2500 players max at a time... this is 7 year old graphics technology and 10 year old server technology.... they have not invested properly yet. Thank you private Bioware consultant and network specialist. I am sure everything you state as fact is true, since you sold Bioware the hardware and coded their software... Oh wait. You didn't and you are speculating. Sure fooled me.

BrigOrion

12.24.2011 , 01:53 AM \| #42
Quote: Originally Posted by TheMove Enjoy filing for bankruptcy Bioware/EA in a year. Within the entire MMO playing population worldwide, PvP players are only a miniscule percentage. Although the size of their collective ego convinces them that a game is fail unless it is 100% PvP. They could completely eliminate PvP from TOR and it wouldn't matter.

Serpenttt

12.24.2011 , 01:53 AM \| #43
Quote: Originally Posted by Jhonen Also, I like having two monitors so I can enjoy ToR AND participate in this epic thread. I have only one monitor, but it's great entertainment while at work!
Serpentine, many many alts. Ebon Hawk.

harpuax

12.24.2011 , 01:54 AM \| #44
You mean those 3 hours I spent on Tatooine today fighting Imps didn't really happen? Must be some good drugs I have or something. Oh and that was even on a PVE server

raeyk

12.24.2011 , 01:56 AM \| #45
Quote: Originally Posted by BrigOrion Within the entire MMO playing population worldwide, PvP players are only a miniscule percentage. Although the size of their collective ego convinces them that a game is fail unless it is 100% PvP. They could completely eliminate PvP from TOR and it wouldn't matter. Really!?! Go count the servers that are pve and then count the ones that are pvp. It's not miniscule Jackie!
. "A wise man can learn more from a foolish question than a fool can learn from a wise answer." - Bruce Lee ANALyzing Trolls

TheMove

12.24.2011 , 01:59 AM \| #46
2.5k players max on a server makes me lauph. Same BS Rift tried to pull. When you play on the most populated sever and it feels dead something is seriously wrong.
No one knows what it means, but it's provocative. It gets the people going.

Fantaztik

12.24.2011 , 02:00 AM \| #47
Maybe cause everyone is going Empire? If people go Republic, it's usually on a Republic dominated server(if there is any).

Jhonen

12.24.2011 , 02:00 AM \| #48
Quote: Originally Posted by TheMove 2.5 players max on a server makes me lauph. Same BS Rift tried to pull. When you play on the most populated sever and it feels dead something is seriously wrong. Server sharding, won't be around forever, it'll feel more alive after that.
SWG Veteran - (Eclipse) - Launch to NGE World of Warcraft Veteran - (Magtheridon) - Launch to Cataclysm The Old Republic Player - (Anchorhead) - Launch to Present.

TheMove

12.24.2011 , 02:01 AM \| #49
I play on The Fatman EC PVP server. Empire 10 hours in warzone queue today got 3 warzones today that were not Hutt Ball.
No one knows what it means, but it's provocative. It gets the people going.

TheMove

12.24.2011 , 02:04 AM \| #50
Quote: Originally Posted by Jhonen Server sharding, won't be around forever, it'll feel more alive after that. Have they said this. I would drop everything I said if this happens and I will reroll republic and never complain again.
No one knows what it means, but it's provocative. It gets the people going.

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