No Cross Realm LFG tool please!

Dont rush over the point. Bad behaviour is policed when a single server has its own population. Act an idiot, a ninja etc you will get black listed by the server population, your name turns to mud. This helped keep servers in check and a pleasant place to be. With x-server tools. You empower anyone who wished to act an idiot as there is no fall back. They just bounce from instance to instance doing the same thing. Wow is rampant for this behavour now.

You donot have to miss that with a LFG tool. Plus....remember your experences are not the only ones Bioware has to consider. And not everyone PVP's. BioWare needs to consider the amount of players who are flustrated in trying to find groups to experence end game content in TOR. If they ignore that, then they will fail.

LFG tool was around in WoW for a very long time before I quit. I ran thousands of LFG dungeons. It was very, very rare that I found bad behavior. And when I did, the game offered tools so that I'd never have to deal with that particular offender again.

I also experienced bad behavior, most frequently ninja looting, before LFG ever existed. And while there is some merit to the server policing its own, the reality is much more murky and uncertain. The player could change his name. He could transfer servers. Even if he doesn't, who is going to stay online and follow that player around to ensure everyone he might group with knows he ninja looted one item once ever? And isn't that harrassment worse than the initial transgression?

If you're afraid to have to deal with bad behavior once in a great while, you might want to consider becoming a shut-in and especially never visiting the Internet again.

There's nothing more to add. No cross-server LFG Tool please.

this type of experience isnt limited to PvP. If i am running an instance with complete strangers who i will never see again there really isnt a reason to even talk to each other except for the occasional gogogo or something like that and from my expiriance with WoWs LFD thats pretty much standard. i might as well be playing with bots. this completely negates the experience of playing in a "world" . Face it the majority of relationships made in MMOs are made from a necessity to help each other. grouping out of necessity, naturally friendships are made because people talk because most likely the will see each other quite a bit and get to know on another. this is how a community forms. This is why PC gamers love thier dedicated servers so much for thier FPS because communities form around those servers. I dont get why this is so hard for people to understand.

I am not gonna sit here and say i have never been frustrated because i couldnt find a group but it comes with the territory sometimes connivance is not the best option. Its just a shame really cause we all know it will eventually happen and just like WoW it will have the same effect its alll GOGOGOGOGO and never "hi, hows everyone doing?" Like i said we might as well just play with bots. most people wouldnt even see a differance

You just said the answer in your own post. The player would have to move servers to continue playing. Thats policing enough, and if you every played WoW or any other MMO before 2009. you would know it works. Working doesnt mean 100% but it was nothing like WoW is now. Add the tool and the maturity of the new MMO players of today = WoW community, Rush in ROOOOAR loot, do another, Bottom line players will to put up with lack of a community just for Badge ratio...Mmmmm great.

this type of experience isnt limited to PvP. If i am running an instance with complete strangers who i will never see again there really isnt a reason to even talk to each other except for the occasional gogogo or something like that and from my expiriance with WoWs LFD thats pretty much standard. i might as well be playing with bots. this completely negates the experience of playing in a "world" . Face it the majority of relationships made in MMOs are made from a necessity to help each other. grouping out of necessity, naturally friendships are made because people talk because most likely the will see each other quite a bit and get to know on another. this is how a community forms. This is why PC gamers love thier dedicated servers so much for thier FPS because communities form around those servers. I dont get why this is so hard for people to understand.

I am not gonna sit here and say i have never been frustrated because i couldnt find a group but it comes with the territory sometimes connivance is not the best option. Its just a shame really cause we all know it will eventually happen and just like WoW it will have the same effect its alll GOGOGOGOGO and never "hi, hows everyone doing?" Like i said we might as well just play with bots. most people wouldnt even see a differance

Exactly.

cross-server LFG Tool kills the need to make friends to work for the same cause, guilds are not even necessary. You just queue up, run flashpoint without saying a single word, take your loot and leave. Same with Ops eventually.

Do you people really like that kind of playing? Come on.
On SWTOR we don't need the breed that WoW playstyle created. We don't need you and we don't need your antisocial ideas.

Exactly.

cross-server LFG Tool kills the need to make friends to work for the same cause, guilds are not even necessary. You just queue up, run flashpoint without saying a single word, take your loot and leave. Same with Ops eventually.

Do you people really like that kind of playing? Come on.
On SWTOR we don't need the breed that WoW playstyle created. We don't need you and we don't need your antisocial ideas.

My guild is still very active. We have more members now then we did back in TBC. We do lots of stuff together and many of us enjoy running the raids together in LFR.