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Simple, I'm enjoying the game. It has everything that I personally want from an MMO. Maybe it doesn't have what you want, and that's ok, not every game is for everybody. No one's forcing you to sub for 6 months.

Then I'm not going to be too upset over losing a few bucks. I'll have bigger concerns.

I subbed for 6 months. As for the person that said "Why would you sub for 6 months to save a few dollars" - simple, I know I'm going to be playing for at least 6 months, so why not save money?

My consular's first sabre was green. So green is the same as blue as a starting crystal.

Usually you hear the opposite complaint...

You need to coordinate with your party. Decide at the beginning if you can need for companions, and if not, then when loot comes up that's good for a companion it has to be dsicussed. The way my group rolls, is that we need for upgrades for both companions and players, unless it's an orange/set pieces item. Then only need if it's a player upgrade.

I wouldn't MIND another free month, but I don't think we DESERVE another free month

In my experience one good card is better than 2 mediocre cards. Generally, the better new cards have better technology that trumps the combined power of the two SLI cards. Besides, 2 SLI cards don't give you double the graphics power, they give you more like 1.5 - 1.66 power. The best use of SLI in my opinion is two awesome cards... but that's really only if you've got money to burn.

You're missing the point of Need Vs. Greed. Need always trumps greed. So if someone is going to use it as an upgrade they should click Need. If no one has a use for the item and everyone clicks Greed, then it goes randomly to the highest roller to sell. So, if you click Greed, there should be no problem, because you won't get it unless no one else has a use for it. If someone DOES need it and the click greed, well, that's there fault for not clicking the right button, but if the item isn't Bind on Pickup you can always give it to them. I only pass if I really don't want an item even to vendor.

I've played WoW since release and I'd have to say that's happened to me numerous times.

One flaw to your logic. That's not the simplest explanation. Also, read the post about texture atlas and all the stuff, it explains it quite well.

There is no spoon.

But since he said they aren't, your point is moot.

Yes, but tacking on "because of decryption" is in no way founded at this point. Yes the local machine would have trouble keeping up with high res textures, but that in no way says "because we're encrypting them and forcing your machine to decrypt them"