Big wins for casuals! Dual Spec - Cross server

There is absolutely no evidence to back that up. None. It's all false reality derived from supposition. It's people's imagination making something un-real real. The truth out there is that, by a huge huge margin, most players have a pleasant experience when using the cross-server LFD tool in WoW. There have been countless threads started by people trying to whine about the tool on the WoW forums, and they are consistently an avalanche of responses from people that have good experiences that bury the whine.

Who is forcing other people to play this "Fisher Price MMO" other than themselves? The Hardcore MMOs that you folks are so desperate for still exist, they are just the shriveled husks of what they used to be because it's a formula that doesn't work anymore and has developed an entirely niche community.

I suggest you go play those games, and let us SWTOR fans enjoy the updates to the game.

You don't need cross-server queues to do that. I think we should first try getting a same server system working first and see how that works out.

lol, you think people who think community means logging onto a server for hours and hours a day? You think having a friends list means you log on and play for hours and hours a day? You think that being in a guild means you log on and play for hours and hours a day?

ever heard of multiplayer?

so hard to grasp that for multiplayer game you need player not friend… ofc you can make friend of players yuo play with

but PLAYER come first, player is needed friend is optional

I am a huge SWTOR fan and I am enjoying the game thoroughly.

I am enjoying the game as it was designed and sold. Will I enjoy it once the wow kids have screamed and cried and thrown their toys like always until this game is more lobby based TP shooter than MMORPG?

Probably not and on that day I will quit. Simple.

Driz

Yeah you're right man. I imagined general chat going from chuck norris jokes to dead baby jokes. I imagined group content being nerfed untill it was suitable for ages 5 and up. I imagined need rolls on items that would have been downgrades to the player. I imagined all the FU's and trashtalk I saw in runs. I imagined all the bads I carried.

I did preface that with "I think", and it was a generalisation, so please don't be telling me I am wrong, my feelings are fragile....

It's still an investment idea I am looking at. Using your description, you have a life, your time is important and you choose to invest that time into a game, because it's your hobby. I dare say you have found a good guild, if you hadn't already come to SWTOR with one. I actually kinda admire that, I just do not see that in the general player group.

Maybe it's the access to technology, where people have such a dependency, people don't really get exposed to other things to find those hobbies... so they are more 'settling' for Gaming...

(I'm kinda sleepy and brain is slowing, if that doesn't make sense, chalk it up to that and ignore my ramblings)

It's not imagination. I had to put up with the dregs of the gaming community because of the cross-server LFG system. It was not fun.

That's an opinion. There were just as many problems with the cross-server LFG system as there were benefits, but that does not mean a majority of people were happy with the groups they got dumped with.

How does not having to stand around in Fleet and spam a LFG message dumb down the game? In truth in the end it will improve the game, since more people will be able to experience group content. More people that experience group content makes for a larger pool of better in group players, which allows for more intricate group oriented content to be designed eventually.

It's when access to group oriented play is restricted by unnecessary roadblocks that game play gets dumbed down. Designers have to keep making group oriented content for players that have never learned, or are slowly learning, how to play group oriented content. It's novice content forever.

You are heavily exaggerating here and the fact that you called them "Wow Kids" costs you some validity.