I sell the items for the price that I'd be willing to pay myself (which incidently usually is quite a bit below the highly inflated standard market price, the same goes for every MMO), I mean why would I expect someone else to pay more money for something than what I myself would be willing to pay for the same item, that's just rediculous. EDIT: The GTN is fine, it's the players greed that's broken, has been in many MMO's, for a very loooooong time

If you have seen the result of that in any prior similar situation you wouldn't be asking that question, it usually just gets worse when they recieve information, they twist and turn it to say it means something completely different

Restarting a game server usually means: 1. Shutting down the services 1a. (possibly/optional) making a few backups of crucial databases 2. restarting the servers 3. checking the logs for unexpected error messages 4. starting up the services needed 5. check the logs for unexpected error messages 6. launch server software 7. check logs for unexpected error messages if you get unexpected error messages, attempt to correct and/or start over from 1.

Source for that? I have yet found a single official post anywhere on the internet that the SWTOR part of Bioware has had a 30% layoff, "some" is the only statement that I've seen

I must have missed something, but since when does some of an unknown number equal half of that same unknown number?

Multiple different teams, it's been stated an absurd amount of times, Multiple different teams, the development process for current and future content is made by Multiple different teams, I didn't forget to mention that there are Multiple different teams, did I? tl;dr Multiple different teams

It would bother me a great deal since different classes, alignment and genders gets somewhat different greetings and responses in the "shared" quests and is one of the things that keeps me hooked, without it I'm not sure I could keep up the interest.

Actually the different package contents and pricing is to gauge what people are willing to pay for and where the sweet spot is, I've done (with done I mean filled, not created) tons of similar surveys over the years, for beverages, music, movies, clothes, games etc, while the survey might not be officially Biowares, the statistics the 3rd party surveyer gathers can be used/sold. I don't think the survey was particularly well made but I've seen far worse.

[sarcasm] Yeah, what were they thinking, first they let crafters critcraft gear to add augment slots to it then they let anyone add augment slots to their gear using nothing but credits and augment kits, augment kits that the same aforementioned crafter crafts, it's crazy [/sarcasm]

Yes, as a concept it could be seen as easy but I know from experience that in programming that concept and reality rarely, if ever, mesh and an easy concept is rarely easy to implement (especially after the fact) in reality.

Ok...... so from this we can conclude that you either have zero programming knowledge or just enough programming knowledge in BASIC to think that you know what you are talking about without actually having a clue, enough said.

Yes, TERA's combat system is quite innovative, which might keep you hooked for a week or two, then you notice that the rest of the game (except for maybe the politics system) in my opinion is far below SWTOR (doesn't matter if you think SWTOR is great, ok or that it sucks, TERA's worse).

The game has a few flaws that can be considered as facts and a ton of different things that some people consider flaws due to their own opinion, and that's a fact.

Nightmare Lands (Empire & Republic) & Luka Sene (Republic) Average on fleet - A tiny portion of the total server population (a population that seems pretty healthy).

I'm greatly attached to my characters, especially my Bounty Hunter and Imperial Agent. I've only seen 1 person so far that's even close to my BH in gear looks and only a couple IA's, so no, I don't have any problem feeling unique and 1.3+ will further increase the chance of diversity with augment tables and armor adaptable social gear.