Devs at the latest cantina: Class Story, not at the moment...

I think what it all comes down to is ratio of effort-to-reward for the developers.

1) Is it worth the time/effort to create new VO acting and scenes revolving around each class? If yes, proceed to 2).

2) Would the main story development be effected by this expenditure of time/effort? If no, proceed to class-quest creation.

I get what people are saying: Throw a bone to Class-story fans in the form of just a couple of quests in the midst of non-class quests on places like Oricon. God knows, I can see Sith Inquisitors being hyped about wanting to either gather up Dread Master relics and holocrons to either study or destroy, but is the creation of that quest going to do anything more than add something to the 'to-do' list? Will it advance the story in a meaningful way or is it just a sop to the Class Story fans?

Also, would Class-Story fans be content with 1 or two quests every six months or so? Or would it simply be the crack in the door for them to hammer at and demand more and more from the Development team that have already said, endlessly, that the focus is now on the entire story and not just your own personal story?

Finally, there's this: We know that they can introduce new items to the game via the CM that results in new story content. I mean the Shroud Data Cubes and the addition of Treek as a new companion.

I would be 'okay' with them releasing Sith Inquisitor Packs on the Cartel Market containing 3-5 Daily Quests that focus on new questing zones that add to the existing SI story. The rewards would minuscule and probably be CM reskinned armor/weapon shells rewarded after the first completion, but repeatable every day for a few credits.

And we don't just get "stuff" by asking for it.

- Player housing
- GSF
- Training dummies on our ships
- Color changes from Test for armor
- Balance passes (finally)
- Holiday events
- More cross faction play to increase PvP (Oricon/CZ)

Those were all ASKED for features Arkerus. Asking for things DOES help, despite your best attempt to pretend it doesn't.

Not necessarily directed at you, but, yes asking is the first and a necessary step and good and all.

However, after we ask and get an answer, especially if that answer is, "no", we might consider behaving differently than petulant children do and stop asking for the same thing over and over again.

Mommy, can I have candy? No. Mommy can I have candy? No. Mommy can I have candy? *smack*

BioWare, can we have Guild Capital Ships? Wall of Crazy. *time passes* Here, have some Guild Flagships!

BioWare, can we have more class story? No. BioWare, can we have more good story? *Contracts Alexander Freed*

Neat how that works, isn't it?

- Player housing
- GSF
- Training dummies on our ships
- Color changes from Test for armor
- Balance passes (finally)
- Holiday events
- More cross faction play to increase PvP (Oricon/CZ)

Those were all ASKED for features Arkerus. Asking for things DOES help, despite your best attempt to pretend it doesn't.

Freed did the Agent Storyline, didn't he?

However, after we ask and get an answer, especially if that answer is, "no", we might consider behaving differently than petulant children do and stop asking for the same thing over and over again.

My statement was intended to portray that constantly asking, basically heckling the developers is not, and will never be, the only way to get things done.

Then skip these type of posts if they bother you so much. People are able to ask anything they like without being badgered by other players for asking it too many times. If their posts become spam, report them and move on. It's not your duty to police the forums for the right things to ask or not ask for.

Too much fun. Can't.