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The Republic: SWTOR is "Out of Control"

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The Republic: SWTOR is "Out of Control"

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Chiltonium
12.29.2012 , 04:01 AM | #311
Lol @ christmas whining.

Every other MMO is having a -winter event- its not CHRISTMAS.

rift? Fae Yule.
GW2? Wintersday
TSW? Okay, yea thats christmas but its a modern MMO based in present day.


Bioware took it one step too far making people have to pay to enjoy the festivities of whatever winter solstice event they choose to celebrate. Not only does no other MMO charge you to get your christmas items (some do have ADDITIONAL ones), but they all have actual festive events.

You can kiss bioware's butt all you want, but the facts are facts. More people like than dislike holiday events. A few whiny kids on the forums arent the voice of the hundreds of thousands of subs. Yet even with all of the things out there, podcasts, blogs, articles, videos, reviews, a lot from reputable and popular gaming sites pointing all of this out.....Bioware and its fanatics (I say fanatics, because I love bioware, thus I am a fanboy, but I can realize when they're wrong) apparently give no %^#^s.
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CritasStorm
12.29.2012 , 01:09 PM | #312
Bioware is haveing War on Xmas just like Fox News!

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Kissakias
12.29.2012 , 01:55 PM | #313
Quote: Originally Posted by Peregrine_Falcon View Post
In episode 117 of The Republic, Gary Gannon says that SWTOR is "out of control." Referring to the pay-to-win space gear and the reskinned $18 Christmas speeder.

The Republic 117: Out of Control

Interestingly enough, according to this article on Massively, SWTOR is the only AAA western MMO that isn't having a Christmas event.

So what do you think? Are the GamebreakerTV guys off the mark? Do you feel the same way they do?



Please note: I am not in anyway affiliated with either GamebreakerTV or Massively. I just wanted to bring this info to the community's attention.
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darklordpotter
12.29.2012 , 02:52 PM | #314
Quote: Originally Posted by Kissakias View Post
massively = small minded kid bloggers
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Ok but are they wrong about what they said?

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Saiyne
12.29.2012 , 03:08 PM | #315
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PaulyTheHut
12.29.2012 , 03:15 PM | #316
Preface: I am a huge fan of Gary Gannon. He wanted to turn Gamebreaker into the "CNN" of video game news, and the production values of his shows are tremendous.

Concerning this issue and THAT episode:
1. Always thought Holiday Events in MMOs suck. I could care less.
2. Bioware could sell virtual poop in the Cartel market for all I care. You want to spend our money on ****, good on you, good on them.
3. Other than the fact that you can get a few Blackhole comms now, stuff for the Space Game is hardly "pay to win." Besides, if you're an addict to this little side game, you're going to need the space package for those brutally hard new missions. (I will say this, however, I am not entirely pleased with the effect the space upgrades have had on crafters. I know crafting for credits is difficult as is.)
4. Gary Gannon is really the one "Out of Control." He has veered into irresponsible journalist territory; he is now that dude who never plays SWTOR, yet spouts off emotional opinions about everything in the game. He hasn't booted up the game in months and yet he's going to give us all his informed opinion on the direction the game is going? I'm really tired of the internet hacks in this position who continue to pound SWTOR in ignorance, and will probably continue to do so because they know they'll get a rise out of people -- negative or positive.

But to get back to my preface, I really enjoy Gary for the most part. He is a charming, witty dude. I am actually more disappointed with Larry and Justin -- they play the game and allow the show to become a SWTOR troll session.

Sorry for the wall of text...
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biguydeadd
12.29.2012 , 11:58 PM | #317
Quote: Originally Posted by CritasStorm View Post
Bioware is haveing War on Xmas just like Fox News!
Lol,think you got that a little wrong,fox accusing the liberals of war on xmas

Great vid,will be watching any future ones,these guys are spot on.Found the comments on longevity from 26 mins onwards to make perfect sense.

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Lord_Karsk
12.30.2012 , 01:21 AM | #318
Latest show Gannon Meltdown

http://www.gamebreaker.tv/video-game...nnon-meltdown/

They are getting more and more angry with each show.Cant blaim them on some of the points they make.

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CritasStorm
12.30.2012 , 02:51 AM | #319
Latest show link here

http://www.swtor.com/community/showthread.php?t=578503

already had posted on the forums day and some ago.

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Goretzu
12.31.2012 , 05:10 AM | #320
Quote: Originally Posted by Lord_Karsk View Post
After watching the show a second time i cant go against anything they say.
The cartel shop is just at this points mindless greed.Like they say who is in charge of these loony toon prices ?
They just dont get it, i mean we all get it but they dont understand the basic of them pushing players away with doing these things.
I hope someone higher up at Bioware EA has watched it, because it IS very difficult to disagree with anything they are saying.

And it can only help the game long-term for Bioware EA to realise this.
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