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Frostvein

04.10.2012 , 11:45 AM \| #251
Quote: Originally Posted by Kthx So is 1.5 million the new "dead"? Are you trying to intentionally misunderstand what I said? 1.5 million, when spread out over 200 servers, makes the game feel dead. It doesn't mean that it is dead. 500-700 people per server at max during primetime is not acceptable and not conducive to group gaming. Nice job ignoring the rest of what I posted by the way.
Meanwhile, in Tera general chat - "The sad thing is, arguing with fanbois on the forums was more entertaining than their 300 million dollar single player MMO from 2008"

Snailzz

04.10.2012 , 11:48 AM \| #252
Logged on, 4 on fleet, only a handful of 50's on the entire server.... cut my losses and re-rolled. Yeh its annoying that I have spent alot of time and effort on one toon but it happens.

Mr_Clark

04.10.2012 , 11:48 AM \| #253
Quote: Originally Posted by Kthx So is 1.5 million the new "dead"? In major MMO terms, I think under 1.5MM subs is the new dead yes. - that's less than 20 million per year in revenue... factor in all your on-going costs and you pretty quickly you realize there is very little money for things like improvements... That said, I don't think they even have 1.5million after this month.

Shrikestalker

04.10.2012 , 11:48 AM \| #254
Quote: Originally Posted by eHug Actually I went from a complete SWTOR nerd to someone who's only pays/plays since my friends still do. I can't really explain why some people leave their friends as soon as they get bored of the game they play with them. Is it because most people playing MMORPGs these days believe they are playing single player games thus don't play them with friends anymore? It's because some people are more dependant on their 'relationships' with their friends than their friends are on them. "I hate this game but I'll keep paying only because my 'friends' are here." "I love this game but I'll quit and leave only because my 'friends' hate it and left." Which makes more sense? If you answered 'neither', you are a healthy adult.

Kthx

04.10.2012 , 11:54 AM \| #255
Quote: Originally Posted by tloops please stop drinking the bioware koolaid and look at the facts.when you can link something that disproves this,ill be the first to say im wrong. log on during prime time and look at the server list,most are light/standard...maybe 4 are heavy,that dosent sound like a healthy population to me. do you actually think this site just makes it all up? You are not looking at the facts either. Assuming, that torstatus' information is accurate, here is the breakdown for U.S. servers: Heavy/Very Heavy: 15 (12%) Standard: 72 (59%) Light: 36 (29%) Whether this is healthy depends on what you feel about "Standard": There are no statistics on torstatus that will help you define this.

tloops

04.10.2012 , 11:55 AM \| #256
Quote: Originally Posted by Rayla_Felana So what I see here is: I posted clearly debatable 'facts', put them across as some sort of proof, so I now need to go and find some other 'proof' to discredit your 'proof' and now I'm the troll. Gotchya. nothing what ive posted is debatable,the link is real is it not? your the one making baseless accusations that evryone is wrong while you are right.i have simply given you the chance to prove your side ,which of course you cannot.
TOR...the best single player game on the market

Frostvein

04.10.2012 , 11:57 AM \| #257
Quote: Originally Posted by Kthx You are not looking at the facts either. Assuming, that torstatus' information is accurate, here is the breakdown for U.S. servers: Heavy/Very Heavy: 15 (12%) Standard: 72 (59%) Light: 36 (29%) Whether this is healthy depends on what you feel about "Standard": There are no statistics on torstatus that will help you define this. Sure there are, you just chose to ignore them.
Meanwhile, in Tera general chat - "The sad thing is, arguing with fanbois on the forums was more entertaining than their 300 million dollar single player MMO from 2008"

Kthx

04.10.2012 , 11:58 AM \| #258
Quote: Originally Posted by Frostvein Are you trying to intentionally misunderstand what I said? 1.5 million, when spread out over 200 servers, makes the game feel dead. You still don't explain how 1.7 million would not feel dead but 1.5 million would. I also don't understand your distinction between "feel dead" and "be dead". Quote: Originally Posted by Frostvein Nice job ignoring the rest of what I posted by the way. I quoted the last paragraph, which I assume was your conclusion and what you were leading up to. It was a bit hard to follow your posting, given that your link is broken.

Kthx

04.10.2012 , 11:59 AM \| #259
Quote: Originally Posted by Frostvein Sure there are, you just chose to ignore them. Then make your case instead of throwing out baseless accusations.

eHug

04.10.2012 , 12:02 PM \| #260
Quote: Originally Posted by Shrikestalker It's because some people are more dependant on their 'relationships' with their friends than their friends are on them. "I hate this game but I'll keep paying only because my 'friends' are here." "I love this game but I'll quit and leave only because my 'friends' hate it and left." Which makes more sense? Not sure why you think being bored of something that has nearly no content is the same thing as "hating" it or why you would put friends that you know for over 10 years and meet in real life into quotation marks. If you don't value such long time friendships (or don't have them) and prefer to spend solo/strangers time in other games, that's okay, I am just not like that. It's far more fun for me to play with good friends then being a soloer or grouping with strangers ingame.

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