Oh my sides. I just knew you would give some excuse to pass this up. Let me give you another highlighted version. Shares of Electronic Arts Inc. fell nearly 3% to $17.75 on Thursday morning after an analyst with Brean Murray Carret & Co. cut his price target on the stock to $22 from $28, citing concerns about the recently released online multi-player game "Star Wars: The Old Republic." In a note to clients, analyst Todd Mitchell wrote that "creeping concerns" about the performance of "Star Wars" -- which was released in late December -- is causing him to trim his earnings estimates for the 2013 fiscal year. "Specifically, initial sales appear to be below expectations, and casual observation of early play is causing us to rethink our churn assumptions," Mitchell wrote. Also if you know how to read in context, you would see that the casual observation statement means that he doesn't have to look very hard to see that there is a problem, not that he only glanced at it. He would not cut his earning estimates on that. If after the pervious linked statistical numbers about server activity, and the markets notice of the games performance you still think we are all concerned about nothing, well then Sir, I seriously feel bad for you.

How about these facts? My quess is you'll pass it off as a non-issue and continue thinking everything is okay. If so, make sure you re-read the first link again about SUB-PAR subscription numbers.

A tear to my eye Sir.

Rift. I was very happy with Rift's launch. And do you know what, it had basic features like chat bubbles, hi-res textures, PVP brackets, no ability delay issues, customizable UI, etc. Also no I did not leave Rift because I hate it. I left it for this game, because I thought it was going to blow it out of the water. Instead I'm on board the sinking ship.

+1 I mentioned this in the Beta forums back in then. What is funny is I was told to be quite because those functions would be in release, by the same people today arguing that they will eventually-someday patch them in.

Oh I didn't know that. I guess that is why there is no Occupy Wall-street movement anymore correct?

I just cannot understand how a large title such as this one was released without such basic features as chat bubbles. I know that there are more feature this title lacks, but that is not the discussion, and to make matters worse, we are only 7 days away from the monthly re-sub. How much time are we willing to give to the developers to fix these issues? When will you say enough is enough?

+1 For this statement. It truly is a pain to walk all the way there to talk to my companions, then to turn around and continue questing.

I don't know why we are arguing about that. I told you why I responded to the OP. I could careless with TOR had more sales, I care whether it functions.

I can agree with this statement, and you know what? I think the community at large that is filing the majority of complaints against the game, would rather have had that instead. It's already been established that end-game content is hardly there to begin with. While you might not agree with my statement, its what I would have preferred.

I highly think your being objective. The original OP was about how we are spoiled from WoW's engine which had 7 years to work on. Rift's engine from release had a better UI, combat log, macros, and such forth. I think it is you whom are nonobjective sir.

If that is true why was Rift's launch so much better than this ones? Or that they came out with patches to fix the games problems faster? Try comparing TOR to games that came out this year alone, and your analysis fails.

Ah, see I misunderstood what OP wanted. I thought he was talking about a storyline quest or event that would be equivalent to the Revan/Bastila confrontation in regards to DS/LS points. An instant reset would be unfair.

I don't know why the debate about a sudden change in LS/DS points is unwelcome. In KOTOR Revan can decide to save Bastila or not, this essentially would move a fully DS player to just above neutral. Since everyone on these forums knows this is a STORY MMO, why not the option for such a thing?

Any confirmed bans for this? Because, you know, that's how Bioware rolls; instead of hotfixing the issue.