65 pages of responses some in favor many against this. I personally plan to attend this guild summit just because i look forward to the insite it will give into the game developers mindset. There are alot of issues with the game but alot it has done really well and I would love the opportunity to help expand that list of things done really well. I am already making a list of items I hope to get an opportunity to talk about and many of the items come from my guildies and other guild leaders I am friends with that already know they cant go. No one should be upset about an extra opportunity to express concerns with the dev's even limited communication is better than none. Everyone spends so much energy complaining about everything but never really offer and insite into what they feel should be done to actually solve the issues. its always easier to say FIX IT NOAH DEV"S or im unsubscribing. something for all the people complaining about it being invite only and being in texas take a moment and consider that this could be a simple test gathering to see how it works out and how well it does. If it goes well and they can work out the logistics easy enough there is no reason it couldnt open up the opportunity for more meetings like this and eventually hit a point to be as big as Blizz con or comic con. Everyone of those conventions started small and built up from there. I appreicate anyone that took the time to read this post.

That may be true for you however a very small portion of the actually swtor community use this forum and a number even smaller than that actually feel the need for the combat log. Combat logs are nice for flashpoints and end game raiders but it is in no way a requirement. for the largest portion of the player base. It obviously was something the devs thought the game could launch without and they were probably right they did not expect people to race to 50 and need one that quickly.