Growing usually involves a + and not a - on subscription numbers.

"My FPS is really bad now" "New feature" Got it, thanks George.

Ahh, I see, you're one of those people that has zero concept of a world outside of your own immediate observations, or variables changing around you that have delayed impacts.

One month later: "Queue times are outrageous!"

We get it, you think you're good, but odds are you're exceptionally mediocre.

It's not BioWare's fault they pushed ahead with a series of systemic issues that heavily favor Sith, from mirror imbalance issues to Ilum to Lord knows what else.

You know who else liked to censure dissent?

Did you really? Because I seriously want a refund.

Huge fan of your signature, just fyi.

http://www.swtorarena.com/statistics/ I'm sure.

Yeah, it must be a great game since you've spent $150 but don't want to play it any more.

Yeah, the glaring imbalances between the 'mirrored' (I use the term loosely) classes and the blatant Sith favoritism is opinion. Totally opinion.

I believe the game is going to die. I also think you're an idiot.

Prove it didn't.

Hahahahaha, you think they're going to get any NEW subs?

I *********** love this argument of "IF YOU'RE NOT PROVIDING CONSTRUCTIVE FEEDBACK YOU'RE JUST A TROLL, LOL!" Here's some constructive feedback: 1. Destroy your UI. Start over. Actually, don't, just make a store where people can purchase their own UI, like an app store. 2. Fire your PvP dev team. Send them to North Korea. Tell Kim Jong-un they insulted Dear Leader. That is where they deserve to be, because they're worthless. Hire a PvP dev team that has at least PvPed before. 3. Stop releasing content before it's ready. And by that I mean stop releasing content until you fix what's out. 4. Apologize profusely for this game. 5. Tell customers where the money went. At the very least, tell us the production figures. That could be a fun mini-game. Figuring out how you wasted hundreds of millions and produced this. 6. Set up an account for people who inevitably experience a seizure from your green walls of Tatooine or Belsavis 'feature', or donate to a burn ward, because one of these days someone is going to be severely injured or die as a result of your poorly optimized system causing overheats in your players' rigs. 7. Here's an easy one - your mirror classes? Mirror them. I don't know if it makes me want to laugh, cry or just do both when I look at the completely inexcusable failure in mirroring mirrored classes. Force Shockingly enough (ha ha ha!) it all favors Sith. 8. Speaking of favoring the Sith, delete the Republic faction from the game. You obviously don't want them there. If you don't know what I am talking about then just get to level 20 as Republic, then get to level 20 as the Imperial equivalent. 9. If you're going to make the game look like it's Space-WoW then at least give it WoW's UI responsiveness and FPS. Right now it should definitely not act like it does. Haha, optimization again! 10. This is just off the top of my head. Lord knows how many other issues are out there. But remember, if you're frustrated that you paid for this and you're irked that you got a crap product you're clearly 'trolling' and everything will be magically addressed by BioWare, the company that suddenly had issues with its unsubscribe button the same day they released one of the worst 'patches' imaginable.

This game is *********** terrible, and it's really sad that some people sincerely believe it's going to succeed. Does this honestly strike you as a $300 million product? Seriously? And for ****s sake, stop comparing it to a game that came out seven years ago. This game cost more than *********** Avatar to make. It's sad. It's trash. And worst of all? I paid for a Deluxe Edition because I thought it would be fun and groundbreaking like they had suggested. Sure, a handful of mediocre players will stick around and endure anything because Star Wars, and that's their choice, but this game is just horrendous. Admit it. Nothing works properly, nothing is balanced and they clearly learned nada from well over a decade of other MMOs.

You mean the legitimate whining that BioWare lied about SWTOR being....how do I say this....not terrible?

Haha, go back to WoW. This game is perfect and doesn't have any bugs. At worst you're experiencing an innovative feature.

You mean a game that had a $100 million marketing campaign is edging out a seven year old game!? MY GOD! Let's see where SWTOR is in three months. Hint - F2P.

Yeah, the game is polished. Hahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahhahahaa.

Not working properly in almost any capacity is a FEATURE!

Yes, but a handful of rabid fans will defend its every failure. Just off the top of my head.... -Absurd number of load screens/stupid travel time -Inability to MIRROR MIRRORED CLASSES -Blatant Sith favoritism, from class stories to the 'mirrored' abilities to every 'bug' -Ilum -Ability Lag -UI customization -Optimization issues (a game that looks like it would be cutting edge in 2002 should not have trouble working on mid-range gaming rigs in 2012) -GTN issues -Buggy PvE -Buggy PvP I mean, that's just sitting here and thinking about what comes to mind. This game had a $300 million budget. Where did it go? This is a mediocre product at best. Any competent company would NOT have released this. It reeks of 'EA rushed us', but even that is debatable as the game has been in development for an absurdly long time and it lacks even fundamental basics MMOs should have. SWTOR had its chance and it blew it. It's not going to recover from this and is going to just be another body in the mass grave of MMO failures. If you seriously think that people are going to be rushing to resubscribe to this then you should really go and get professional help.

$300 million LOL

http://massively.joystiq.com/2012/01/19/electronic-arts-stock-in-danger-thanks-to-swtor-fumbles/ Does that help?