Dear BioWare, I am... bored.

Every single one besides WoW and EvE.

No really what do I win.

EQ1 would like a word with you.

There is a severe shortage of content questing wise during the levelling experience, There is 1 levelling path through questing and that does not differ at all. As was pointed to earlier in that other game the had far more variety from class to class giving a greater freedom in questing while levelling up.

Yes most of said quests where the same as here in that they where fetch or kill quests but they where in differing zones so much so you could level multiple characters and never see the same questing experience. That isn't a possibility here unless you diverge from the typical questing levelling experience go pvp to max level instead.

And EQ1.

I've had the same experience. The people that say that there are absolutely 0 options for leveling variation aren't looking hard enough.

I skipped the following with my current level 50 during the leveling process: All of Nar Shaddaa, nearly every space mission, Alderran bonus series, half of Belsavis, Voss bonus series, the majority of Corellia, and every single flashpoint (except Black Talon) How are people leveling and consuming every single quest on their way to 50?

Furthermore, why aren't people rolling a character on the opposite faction? Every quest is different on that side. I don't get it...

I agree that the 1 leveling path can make multiple play throughs repetitive. But, try to understand the reasoning behind why Bioware designed it like this.

• The questing is all based around the class quests which in and of itself is a linear progression. This forces all classes to follow a linear progression. However the class quests are extremely well done and make the leveling process quite enjoyable.

• The class quests all follow the same route. This makes it possible for 2 or more people to level up together throughout the entire leveling experience. I've already done this with a friend. Whenever we were to do class quests they were always close and the rest of the quests were of course the same which is good design as this makes leveling with someone actually doable.

Taken that into account, how would you suggest they change the questing scheme? This is assuming they want to keep class quests and keep the ability for people to quest together.

Content doesn't grow on trees, I don't see the point of this thread

Exactly! Bioware made an absolutely flawless gaming experience and if you don't like it, the problem is obviously with you. How dare you state your support and hope for future success of the game, offer some reasonable criticism, then have the nerve (for shame!) to say you'll stick it out a while longer to give them time to make improvements!

The nerve of some people.