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No, I shouldnt have to.
Uh, and you don't.
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What an incredibly helpful guide.
Thank you for your hard work; subscribed and 5 star'd.
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Honestly, if you believe there are 1.3 million active playing subscribers, you're deluded.
I think in time the game will eventually level off around the 300-500k subscription mark and remain P2P. The Star Wars IP is its saving grace, had it been a generic sci-fi MMO then I don't think it would fare as well.
It's not a matter of believing, the numbers are right there.
Clearly the majority are going to pay for something that they're not going to play.
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If you're asking us, then you probably shouldn't.
Stay if you absolutely love Star Wars. Otherwise, this game most likely isn't the best choice for you.
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I agree with that too.
Likewise.
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and ofc it's nearly 6 months
Truly.
Show me a game with such a high number of subsciptions almost 5 months after launch and I'll show you a game that hasn't failed.
Outside of (perhaps) WoW, every game on that chart shows positive gains because, imagine this, they had a low amount of subscriptions to begin with. Not hard to see such high percentile gains when the base number is incredibly low.
People who say that this game is dying or will eventually go F2P (ignoring the fact that LucasArts won't allow that) need to realize that STAR WARS DOESN'T DIE.
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After playing this game for 1 week I predicted a huge loss of subs and a deserted game within 3 months, I was laughed at on the forums, I guess I had the last laugh.
Considering that 1.3 million =/= deserted, no, you didn't.
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You guys needs to take it easy, this is Bioware first MMORPG. Time is running out, as Elder Scroll Online is coming and mark my words its huge.
Look at this guy's post history.
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Perspective?
Whats the player base and server difference between these two games again? Was it 7 million? Yeah, I think it was.
Lawl, perspective.
And you think that the 7 million difference player base is located in North America?
Cute.
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Nah thanks.. When your country makes a game then they can set the downtime, but for now I like my downtime being in your prime time. Nice try though. Go stare in awe at the Coriolis effect, assuming you're an Aussie.
Good to see that you're contributing to our healthy and thriving community.
What a load of unnecessary hostility towards fellow fans of your game...
Grow up, kid.
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Its BW's secret way to steal more of our sub money by inconveniencing us w/ fail programming and multiple downtime everyweek.
Yes, they want to inconvenience you to steal your sub money. Because it's a well known fact that people just THROW money at things that they loathe and dislike.
WHAT IS LOGI- nevermind, I'm in the GD.
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Oh look, this thread again.
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The more, the better.
Also, your signature is great.
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It's the little things that add up to a big ball of suck. Today, it's missing matrix cubes. Last week, it was broken cover mechanics.
Any one of the issues, taken by themselves, is not game breaking or threatening. It's when you add them all together that it begins to detract from the game.
Releasing patches to fix minor bugs while introducing a whole new set of minor bugs is counter productive, and gives players the (correct) sense that this dev team are a bunch of clowns.
It has nothing to do with the dev team being a bunch of clowns.
These bugs are going to be a reality until we're able to copy our characters for testing.
That is simply fact.
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Maybe Luke Plunkett should come up with his own vision for a new type of MMO and then fund it himself and see how well it does.
Yeah, easier said than done.
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Dantooine or Manaan would be great.
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Well the writing is on the wall. They want to increase micro transactions since they are making a KILLING on them in other areas. They want to make more of their games F2p...
Not hard to predict the future of SWTOR.
Considering that we've seen what happened with SWG in the sense that LucasArts pretty much won't allow a F2P model, I'd say that you're correct in saying that it isn't hard to predict the future of SW:TOR.
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ILL BE damned if I give any more hard earned money to you people. IN NO WAY SHAPE OR FORM WILL I SUPPORT THIS LACKLUSTER MMO ANY LONGER.
Jinx and Bio are unashamedly trying to milk more money out of the unwashed masses. And the sad part?
Many of them will pay.
Im done with giving them money...................................
DONE
I did some very thorough research and made a list of the people who care.
Here they are:
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Fullscreen or windowed mode?
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I'd not even be getting ME3 if it wasn't for this one, simple truth: ME3 was pretty much done before EA bought BW.
"Mass Effect 3: Bioware admit it’s making it up as it goes along"
Stick with it!
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That would be more credible if it weren't almost 5 months after launch, which is plenty of time for people to decide if they're sick of the game or not. Show me another MMO with 1.3 million subscribers almost 5 months after launch. Go ahead, take your time.
Saying that this game is on life support is implying that it can die. Let me enlighten you to a fact of life: Star Wars doesn't die.
Feel free to think otherwise, but you're wrong.