I'm not content with the game at all. This "1.2" update had better actually add something substantial or I will be cancelling my subscription. I just don't see the point in paying to look at my in game email once every week or so. Hedarr Soongh is deserted. 7pm and theres 5 people on Alderaan? WTH is that.

I spent $2500 on my new computer with an older video card (EVGA GeForce 285 SSC). I have everything maxed out and it runs perfect and looks great. Only time it chugs for a few seconds is when I first load into a busy Imperial Fleet.

Are you on meth or something? You must be since your post makes it appear as though you have half a brain.

I have to completely agree with everything Dreossk said. The more I think of it the more disappointed I am with Bioware for launching a game with no polish at all. For the past 2 weeks I have only logged on to check my mail. I don't feel any desire to play this game anymore, and I hate that feeling. I want to feel the need to play this game, like I did before. I hope they are reading this thread and taking notes.

I believe you hold the minority opinion.

I agree about the leveling being way too fast. Crap crafting, crap end game content. No innovation in game play or anything. The only thing that sets TOR apart from others is the storyline. It's pretty sad when they spent all that time and money on a game that is not anything even close to as long lasting and enjoyable as SWG pre NGE. My brother is going to cancel his subscription soon and I will too. Maybe we will come back in 6 months or something. Bioware must be either worried about losing subscriptions or they are losing them. Why else are they sending out emails to people asking for feedback? I got mine a few days ago and responded with a lengthy reply.

I haven't bothered to read the 80+ pages of conversation. . . . but I wanted to pipe in that I think it's wrong for someone to get their account banned for going to a higher level area. If Bioware doesn't want a low level character to go to a higher level area then they should lock lower level characters out of the planet. Though, keeping in mind that we don't know all the details about what really happened. If he got a warning from Bioware and continued to do it then he got what he deserved.

I have noticed this issue as well. I can't confirm that this is what's causing it though.