This game lacks epeen

Like you pointed out in every single post you created.

Look, i´m not here to attack anyone as I´m not myself what you would call a "casual" I still play a lot, it´s just my mentality about mmo´s that changed a bit, I think due to not being a teenager anymore (I´m not implying anything, don´t get offended, just saying why I think I changed).

The only thing I´m saying is you really have to understand (hardcore, casual, black, white , doesn´t matter to me as it applies to all) is that if you are a good player and you can clear content faster than others good for you and you just have to wait for BW to evaluate on that so they can bring more challenging ops or easier ones (depending on the data gathered).

Now, what I think it´s wrong (albeit being your personal opinion) is to demand content just because you cleared all they gave you already. And you have been replying to that by making comparisons to raiding in other games and saying it´s easy. It´s easy for you, I also think its somewhat easy but not everyone does.

bottom line , easy or hard you´re not entitled to demand new content cause you really have no legal or any other reason other than your personal taste to abide by it.

Saying you will quit the game is not a reason.
Saying others will quit the game is not a reason.
Saying you pay to play is not a reason as others also do.

I´m worried that content that we all paid for with no exception is not working correctly , that´s my main focus cause that one is the content that no one can argue about since it pretty much affects everyone.

Somewhere buried in the forum is a thread by a guy who solo'd the gem mini-boss. Last time I looked, 3/4 the posts are attacking him more or less for daring to excel...amazing.

Read through the forums, there's a couple common themes emerging...anyone who isn't a "casual" can just leave. PvPers...not wanted. Raiders...not wanted. "Hardcores"...not wanted. End game players...not wanted. In short, anyone who isn't a self-proclaimed casual player who wants to endlessly roll alts in what then effectively becomes a single-player first person shooter with cartoon e-companions (with romance!) and a monthly sub fee...can just leave. Doesn't leave much of a player base. In any case, I suspect they're soon going to get their wish.

I also think this whole transferable mods with bonus's into orange gear thing worries me as it also takes away from the Epeen factor as you put it.

Lack of peen...so the great but few waggers are peenless and un-happy. The fact they can not merely peen waggle the great unwashed disturbes them...this is golden...this is great...LMAO

I can demand anything I want. I am the customer. Will I get it? Probably not. Can I ask? Certainly.

Which without a reasonable challenge to it will be consumed within a week or 2 by everyone, and we'll be right back where we are now. Not logging on with nothing to do.

The hardcore will always be hardcore- grinding away at whatever content is put in, finishing it faster than devs can make new content short of the content literally being undoable.

...We need more middle-of-the-road players

The trick is to fine-tune the content so that it can't be consumed so easily. For example, if Bioware has 3 months between content updates, the NM mode OP should have the hardcore guilds banging their heads against it for at least 75% of that time, or just over 2 months. The remaining month will be spent grinding and farming the OP for gear and fluff to use in the next tier of raiding.

For an end-game that is gear and progression based, I see that as the only viable option to keeping raiding guilds interested and subscribed. I see it as a pretty simple fix really. Make the NM modes insanely challenging with fluff rewards and you keep a good majority of hardcores content and willing to continue their subscription. This doesn't even affect casual players in the slightest. I don't understand why so many people are so adamantly arguing against hardcore raiding.