I am here, but only till my subscription runs its course. I am from ORDII, one of its founding members in fact. I just cancelled my subscription, I had to think it over for about a week, and I tried to give them feedback. I did actually copy my statement in my cancellation. I hope someone reads it, but then, even if they did, what good will it do? I have never tried to sound bitter about a game, but I suspect the ship is currently rudderless. There is no one out front (at least visably) leading this ship. Anyway, here is what I gave to SWTOR in my cancellation feedback box. Does anyone else agree? Disagree? I am sorry. I have stayed on with SWTOR despite the ups and sadly the downs. I love this game, but there just isn't anything else to do for someone who enjoys the storyline. I can't see the endgame raids when there is no one raiding. My guild has fallen apart, and all of my real life friends have left the game months ago. I want to leave the game while I still like it and hope something draws me back. However, one can only repeatedly play the same content so much . And not to sound bitter; I have watched SWTOR break it's word over and over and over about new content... it's coming.... soon (that is a relative term, and frankly I am sick of it, not just in SWTOR, but industrywide.) I know you're a victim of your hype train, that what you promised didn't quite turn out and that you are trying to fix it, which is why I stayed on so long, but I keep seeing something akin to rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. Player loss is beyond staggering, the community has left. My friends have left and frankly, given EA's lack of support, my heart has left this game I so, so wanted to love. I know this is not especially wonderful feedback, but I don't know what to say that isn't unrealistic at this point. I would really like to see someone that remains at Bioware stand up and TELL US what in the hell is happening, give us some firm idea what is coming other than some nebulus 'well, we will give you more content every six weeks.' We don't even know what "content" means. That is to say; why would I risk my money on a company that, quite frankly, has brought no new real content to the game in 5 months. Maybe under new leadership things will turn around. I have despised what forum trolls have done to this game, the bad mouthing, wishing for failure to give them some sort of vindication. I don't wish that for SWTOR, I just want it fixed so I might come back and fall in love all over again. But until then, I just can't give you any more of my money. Cheers and God Bless

To be honest, I have sat and watched the forum meltdowns and have come to the conclusion that we have a lot of silly hysterical chicken littles playing this game. Honestly, if you people acted like this in real life, your mothers, I would hope, would paddle your behinds and send you to your rooms. That being said. I know this is a novel concept, but this is my idea for pvp. Leave it alone. Don't fall into the trap that WoW fell into by constantly poking here and tweaking there to appease a very small minority of the game population which is the hard core pvp-ers. Which, at the end of the day left a vast majority of the game player in WoW unhappy that their toons were nye-near carbon copies of the other 10 classes. It wasn't Raids/Operations or Instances/Flashpoints that did that, it was pvp and is readily admitted to by their devs. Please Bioware, don't fall into that trap. Give some maps for us to bang on each other and let the players figure out how to solve the problem, they are really quite resourceful if given the chance. They will figure out how to make the pvp work. Fix the exploits (like yesterdays problem) and let the players figure out how to use the pve mechanics to deal with pvp. Which brings me to my last point. The sheer hatred and vitriol shown on these forums over the last 24 hrs is mind blowing. You should be ashamed of yourselves AND should quit the game never to return. This MMO is not WoW. Return there if you think it's so much better and let the people who enjoy this game for what it is AND will be get on with our gaming lives. And, if you do not have the moral courage to quit and unsub, then I dearly hope Bioware rings your bells with the banhammer for your offensive behavior. Cheers and have a Good Day!

To be honest, I have sat and watched the forum meltdowns and have come to the conclusion that we have a lot of silly hysterical chicken littles playing this game. Honestly, if you people acted like this in real life, your mothers, I would hope, would paddle your behinds and send you to your rooms. That being said. I know this is a novel concept, but this is my idea for pvp. Leave it alone. Don't fall into the trap that WoW fell into by constantly poking here and tweaking there to appease a very small minority of the game population which is the hard core pvp-ers. Which, at the end of the day left a vast majority of the game player in WoW unhappy that their toons were nye near carbon copies of the other 10 classes. It wasn't Raids/Operations or Instances/Flashpoints that did that, it was pvp and is readily admitted to by their devs. Please Bioware, don't fall into that trap. Give some maps for us to bang on each other and let the players figure out how to solve the problem, they are really quite resourceful if given the chance. They will figure out how to make the pvp work. Fix the exploits (like yesterdays problem) and let the players figure out how to use the pve mechanics to deal with pvp. Which brings me to my last point. The sheer hatred and vitriol shown on these forums over the last 24 hrs is mind blowing. You should be ashamed of yourselves AND should quit the game never to return. This MMO is not WoW. Return there if you think it's so much better and let the people who enjoy this game for what it is AND will be get on with our gaming lives. And, if you do not have the moral courage to quit and unsub, then I dearly hope Bioware rings your bells with the banhammer for your offensive behavior. Cheers and have a Good Day!