ETA on Advanced Class change?

No. You want things to be a certain way, so you can justify your desire to change your class. It has nothing to do with common sense.

I do not have to agree with a design intent to acknowledge and accept that the designer's intents trump my desires and beliefs.

No. You want things to be a certain way, so you can justify your desire to change your class. It has nothing to do with common sense.

I do not have to agree with a design intent to acknowledge and accept that the designer's intents trump my desires and beliefs.

I'm going to be perfectly honest here, but I don't really have any intention of changing my AC. I just see the benefit of allowing it. I might try out the Vanguard side of things if it were allowed, but I have a Powertech and I've already experienced leveling even if I don't use it for FP or OP's.

I simply believe that the option to change AC is a good one and refute that the different AC's are totally separate classes because they share more similarities than differences. I see that allowing AC change won't cause any harm whatsoever to anyone at any point, while not allowing AC change might put some people off from continuing to play the game because they don't like the thought of leveling 8 characters to try out every AC and story line.

It's that simple. I see the choice to be beneficial, even if not directly to me.

Bioware also made a statement towards allowing AC change. Since they do, indeed, get to define the game then they may believe that switching AC's is NOT switching classes...

I'm going to be perfectly honest here, but I don't really have any intention of changing my AC. I just see the benefit of allowing it. I might try out the Vanguard side of things if it were allowed, but I have a Powertech and I've already experienced leveling even if I don't use it for FP or OP's.

I simply believe that the option to change AC is a good one and refute that the different AC's are totally separate classes because they share more similarities than differences. I see that allowing AC change won't cause any harm whatsoever to anyone at any point, while not allowing AC change might put some people off from continuing to play the game because they don't like the thought of leveling 8 characters to try out every AC and story line.

It's that simple. I see the choice to be beneficial, even if not directly to me.

Allowing class changes WILL cost BW subscribers. People WILL stop playing this gmae if they allow class changes. You can say "good riddance" to them, but make no mistake, there will be people who leave if class changes become a reality.

You can call them "the hardcore elite", but if they leave and all you are left with is casuals who only want to buy what they want on the CM, what do you really have?

Allowing class changes WILL cost BW subscribers. People WILL stop playing this gmae if they allow class changes. You can say "good riddance" to them, but make no mistake, there will be people who leave if class changes become a reality.

But its not class changes, its advance class changes.

Allowing class changes WILL cost BW subscribers. People WILL stop playing this gmae if they allow class changes. You can say "good riddance" to them, but make no mistake, there will be people who leave if class changes become a reality.

You can call them "the hardcore elite", but if they leave and all you are left with is casuals who only want to buy what they want on the CM, what do you really have?

a better game?

i mean seriously, all the QQ comes from the l33t/hardcore players that complain if anything in game is changed and act like bioware should reward them because they been on this game for a long period of time.your time is over man, you guys had you draconian gameplay design pre 2.0 and it failed hard. 2.0 and forward should make this game more casual.

so if a FEW dudes want QQ over Ac change, then BYE and GOOD RIDDANCE.