Bump. Come on SWTOR.

In my experience, the players who yell at everyone and tell them they suck at PVP....those players are usually pretty bad and quite toxic. But the players you're referring to that point out how their team will not win when they give up, those players are usually pretty good. Maybe it's because they want to win. So they internally strive to get better and improve and get pissed when other players who aren't very good sit on a node cause they didn't get "carried" for a game and aren't motivated to figure out how to play their characters better.

I was doubledown on Iron Citadel. Now play a lot as Incind - original PT character. Octavia = Octo?

Cilas this is a great video demonstrating large group PVP in SWTOR. This is the type of thing that brought me back to the game time and time again. Thanks for putting some time in to make this video and be a model spokesperson for the SWTOR community.

What about a 3v3 tournament which used to be the format on Iron Citadel. The pit was large enough to support this. Of course I completely understand if we're avoiding these matches due to double or triple smash comps.

Bump

They should care because each person still playing this game could still be a loyal customer especially given they made it this far. They made it through countless other letdowns (rated warzones in 1.2 that got pulled 4 hours before 1.2). Server transfers slated for late April that are here today with less than 10% of the servers being address and very, very limited transfer options. And a very buggy engine that still isn't even optimized. You can only let a customer down for so long before they're not a customer anymore. And each of these people complaining has legitimate complaints. Maybe you can't relate to the complaints, but most human reaction to not feeling wanted is to leave.

When you read the forums with complaints from people about low pop servers, the very few developer responses I ever saw advised the complainers server transfers wouldn't be occurring soon. Furthermore, in game developers or phone support were telling people to re-roll. You may have warned your fellow gamers, but Bioware repeatedly informed its paying customers that they would not have server merges or transfers for a long time and when your server died in February that you either had to play a single player MMO or re-roll. I can completely understand any of these loyal customers complaints if Bioware will not allow free transfers forever. They should be lucky these customers are still customers to be honest.