This thread is absolutely hilarious haha! Please, can we get this thread stickied.

That was very punny And what do you expect them to say?? Do you want them to get on their knees and beg to players threatening leaving: "Wait no, don't leave!" If they responded to everybody's "QQ I'm leaving" posts, they'd be wasting time that could be better spent coding.

Was it really necessary to necro this thread lol.

Other than self-gratification, then really, what is the point of that? I see no logical benefits in simply playing an MMO for that purpose. You do your quests and get the best gear there is, but then what? Do you just sit around in one portion of the game all day doing absolutely nothing? Don't get me wrong, I think swtor has a few ways to allow for social interaction. I'm just merely trying to point out how seriously boring I think your idea of people playing MMOs like a pro is.

Tbh, we were all kids once.

This was already talked about by the devs in one of the past Q&A's.

It's Star Wars I have nothing else better to play. (Well except for xbox 360 games but I tend to beat those pretty quickly.) I haven't played all the classes yet. I'm waiting to see what Bioware has in store for this game.

If that is the only reason for you cancelling your subscription, then you are just the biggest QQ'er I have ever seen lol. Really? You experience all that with a high quality pc? I run the game on a ****** XPS desktop that I've had since 2005/2006 and I rarely, if at all, experience any of these problems. The only problem I have ever had was disconnection. But that is more of an issue on my end (the user end) than on the server's end.

Tbh I would think it to be more efficient and productive if people experiencing bugs don't just complain about them on the forums begging for a fix, but to submit a bug report as well.

Like many others have said, I put my vote on SWG (I'm including Pre-Cu, Cu, & NGE because all 3 versions still had all those sandbox elements that made SWG so different from other MMOs; however, Pre-Cu had the most extensive features & realism) and even Eve being the most immersive MMO's I've ever played. Although I resent Eve for causing my Laptop's hard drive to fail and now the laptop is pretty much dead. To really even say that, one must define what an MMO is or what the elements of an MMO are.

That wasn't necessarily a sequel, but more of a very large expansion.

Having a large number of abilities isn't necessarily a bad thing. It allows for more flexibility and less redudancy. Although, I must say, I have yet to use keybindings for abilities in any MMO I have ever played, mostly because I wlll probably forget half of them, I just like sticking to my toolbar. Perhaps this will be the first MMO I actually need to use keybindings in.