Why don't you play all 8 class story lines?

Because I'm not about to play the same quests on every planet 8 times to get 5 unique class quests out of the experience.

I played sorcerer as my first character , like the story. Came the the same conclusion everyone else did with life at 50.

Tried to make a Bounty Hunter and got to level 10 i think before I couldnt summon the will to log that character again.

Just didnt have the replay value for me.

i just can't deal with load screens. I like the game a lot but the loading screens makes me not want to play it. I have not logged in since a week after 1.3 came out. Everytime i think about playing I think about all the loading screens and all the quest that require you go back and fourth between 2 planets. The loading screen and no LFG is my main problems with the game. I have a 50 trooper and 4 other characters between 31-40. Everytime i want to log in to this game i ended up just playing D3 or logging into WoW to check my mail and post a few thing to the AH...which reminds me I should post some stuff to AH since its the weekend.

Then, I'm sorry my friend, but this was not the game for you. /shrug

He has a point. when you done the world story's there is not point in seeing the same thing over and over. I do the same all but the class story's.

Why don't you play all 8 class story lines?

Was it their intent or did they simply realize that their game is lite on end game content so they looked for anything they could to "improve" the situation; in this case, telling us that repeating 70% of the content was an end game activity.

The question is this: Which came first, the lack of end game content or their explanation for what constitutes end game content? I'll give you a hint... it's not the latter.

Knowing this, it's plausible they encouraged alt-grinding in place of their lack of an end game. How do I know this is the case? They're making a concerted effort to plumb up the end game experience (read: they know alt-grinding isn't sufficient enough to sustain end game players despite telling us it is).

This, assuming your "quote" is true and accurate.

Because it's a BioWare game with BioWare storytelling and multiple branches through the stories -- part of our endgame is players playing through classes that they haven't played or replaying through certain classes to see how certain companion characters or certain branches can affect the outcome of that particular storyline.

I would but my hand gets tired smashing the space bar through all the rendered sequences everytime I pick up a basic mission.

Found it, Mr. Doubting Thomas. And since it was clear back at PAX 2010 that the statement was made by Blaine Christine, kinda hard to say the so-called "lack of content" came before that (even though TOR has more content at 5 months old than any other MMO in history, just needs its difficulty raised). Here:



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