Gamebreaker: "Bioware gives us ****"

I'm a sub and I'm not pissed. The fact is that maybe not EVERYBODY wants the title, so maybe they thought charging the people who DID want it a small amount of CC might keep everyone happy. We don't know what it's like to be those guys working on this game day in and day out. So before you go judging them, ask yourself if you could do better.

Not developers, not singular games, not companies.

Darling, welcome to the new world of gaming, where the rulers of this new era of gaming are expansions, DLCs, and most importantly, microtransactions. Treek and it's legacy override are nothing to what's happening out there, like other recent threads have proven.. i'm sure you agree that a few coins for an ewok are nothing compared to 9k dollar ships floating around in eve..

and as a 50 legcay, being able to buy treek when and how I feel like, doesn't really bother me on how others are going to acquire him... or is it really that " no-more-special-snowflake " thingy?

I said that because NOT every critical post has to be constructive. Usually when it's constructive, it has suggestions to fix the issues that's making the critical player constructive. Just because someone makes a "negative"/critical post about the game, doesn't mean they can make suggestions to improve it. They may not have any suggestions to fix it, and rather leave it for BW to figure out and fix it. Not only that, but if any suggestions are brought up not everyone may agree.

I've made a few posts that wouldn't be deemed constructive, but does that give others the right to label me as a "hater", "QQ'er", "troll"?

No. I may sound like one, but it doesn't mean I am one. I can be as critical as I want to about the game, and that's what I'll keep doing with most of the game till I see some major improvements.

You can fast track every legacy level achievement, with the exception of HK51. Not that I really care, just saying. I don't agree with being able to do so but its not game breaking to me.

Yeah, and you'd be done with all that in a matter of minutes. You don't spend $200 a month on unlocking legacy perks.

He's right actually. There are people on this forum who will troll whether or not your post is constructive.

If we followed your logic, MMOs would be DEAD. You can't have them always running in a state where the difficulty setting is kept at the same pace, that defies MMO logic. People need to be constantly tested and have the bar raised if Bioware wants to keep customers. this also goes with obtaining any kind of gear (modded or not). The fact is, some people might find obtaining the gear too challenging, or they don't want their Alts to go through the same difficult thing again and again. Besides, you should be able to hold your head up high with what you accomplished, and not cry like a baby over a natural process of running an MMO.

I thought the point was about people spending money to fast track, not how much is spent specifically on it.

I think that it does have to be constructive.

The only time that raging without proposing a solution is OK, is when we're talking about technical issues of the game. In those cases, it's obviously enough to say "X thing is not working properly", because we do not (all) have the technical knowledge to propose a solution. Plus, that's not our job.

For any other case, blind hate (or love) is pointless when it's not followed by a suggestion as to what should be done to rectify the situation.

So passive aggressive and ironic threads created with the sole intention of starting a flame war have no place in a forum where we should be providing feedback.
Those kind of threads do not help the developers, they clog up the forum and they are (I repeat) pointless. If someone loves/likes/enjoys the game, they should be helping it, not trolling it.

I don't want to make it personal, so I will not comment on what you do, but I repeat that I personally find posts like "BioFAIL u suck" pointless.

I already explained why I think he's not right about this.

As for the trolling part, yes unfortunately that's how the Internet works these days.
Trolling is the "cool" thing to do.

It doesn't help though, when people create threads that provide no feedback as to what should've been done instead of what was done, with a "holier-than-thou" attitude that's guaranteed to attract the worst of the worst trolls.