Is this game really in trouble?

I just posted about this. The people that are complaining are the people that came into this game ready for a fully complete game with no bugs or glitches and everything to be ready for them to play with a world full of things to do. Unfortunately that is not the case. This game has a long way to go before it is near complete, they have a lot to add and a lot of story and stuff to still put in. In other words I am having fun, and I know I will continue to have fun as they add more stuff and make the game better. And the people that are complaining about not having anything to do are just too impatient to give the game another couple of months to develop and fully mature. hell with the way they are churning out content. I can see this game getting three times as big within the next year and a half. I am enjoying it. As are my roommates. And I'm glad some of you are as well. Well done BioWare. Ignore the halfwits.

LoL @ they don't make $60 a game. Yeah, they only make $5 and the rest disappears in a hole.

If you're so smart, why dont you enlighten instead of being a pr*ck?

Even if they only make $30 a game, that is still $60Million and a pretty good return for only one month.

he's a business major. no wonder he mad.

If you weren't the 6579th person I've seen make this exact same mistake I wouldn't be such a ***** about it. I mean, do you guys really not know that nearly everything you buy is marked up by the retailer and that the manufacturer doesn't make even close to the full amount on it?

Yes, this game is really in trouble. The new shiny feeling has worn off, and even the biggest fanboys are beginning to come out of denial. It's not polished. It's not innovative. It's not an MMO. It's buggy beyond belief. It's not FUN. The fact that they released the game in the state it's in is practically insulting.. and then, and THEN they want US to pay THEM $15 bucks a month to beta-test this piece of crap.

BioWare will get what they deserve.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/ente...ideo-game.html

Another way to look at it is to say publishers such as Activision and Electronic Arts receive $45 after retailers take a $15 cut. Publishers turn around and pay a $7 licensing fee to console manufacturers such as Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo. The cost of making, packaging and shipping game discs to stores carves up another $4. Finally, not all games sell, so the expense of returning unsold inventory eats up another $7.

That leaves publishers with about $27 per disc sold for development, marketing and other expenses. These are, of course, back-of-the-envelope averages. Each of these numbers can vary. For instance, a publisher could negotiate a smaller licensing fee with console manufacturers. And by deploying the Goldilocks method of inventory (not too much, not too little), they can also minimize returns. Tinkering with the margins in these ways lets companies tune their bottom lines

They all say this at first. And then Kaboom

I'm enjoying this game on my main alt atm lvling him up, weird that im having more fun with my BH than SI on dromund kaas the 3rd time around (including beta) I actually think it has to do with the fact that i dont have to worry about dieing so much as you do with the SI, squishy as hell lol.And tanks are very self sufficient, good for immersive solo play on the main story line, with my SI definitely on the last story-line quest, wasnt soloable at some parts at all unless i got lke 3 lvls above the npcs. I usually got my friend to help me though. anyway I hope it succeeds its gotten great reviews now up to the management update 2.0 sounds promising if it doesnt include as much bugs as patch 1 did.

http://kotaku.com/5877507/wait-dont-...e-old-republic

You should see the legacy article this guy put out that is totally full of misinformation and downright wrong info. He screams of a WoW fanboy, it's pathetic.