Fixed it for you

I've heard a rumor that there's a new restaurant opening tonight

This statement is also true for approx. 97,3% of the human race

The irony is that they should have seen this coming a mile away, and had a system ( i.e transfers) in place before even launching a game like this. Money talks I guess

You should check out Anarchy Online then, level cap is 220 or something wierd like that.

racist!

This is what I just put in my "reasons for cancellation" message. Entirely subjective on my part, but still a dealbreaker for me. Adieu!

If you re-read the OP, I think you would find that he used said "tool" (calling it a tool is stretching it to be honest)

Haven't you heard? It builds community!

This needs to be put in bold for everyone who thinks "25% isn't that bad of a loss"

Because in 9 out of 10 times there is no incentive to try.

You are completly missing the point: The whole point is that the exploit is still here, and shouldn't be. When this is pointed out, threads get deleted.

Imperial powerplay!

What an marvelous idea!

I can't for the life of me see how this is bad, if you want to play a warzone / flashpoint with friends you go ahead and ask them. Done deal. You rarely add new folks to your friends list, so what on God's green earth is community destroying about letting people like me with less time on their hands get value for the few hours we have available? It's in no way, shape or form detrimental to your community, but it makes the game playable for people like me. I could add "are my $15 worth less than yours", but that would bombastic and silly Edit: I see replies "No cross server" etc. What I want to know is why? What good arguments do you have to support that it "destroys community"? Just stating that it "destroys community" is not a good (or infact a valid) argument.

This is the fact of the matter as it stands now. On a personal level, I'd much prefer cross server warzones instead of lumping everyone together. To all of you talking about server communities, how many have you added to your friends list that you've met in a random group? How do you think it fosters community when people just plain give up and log off?

Brackets 10-49 are much more bearable now, but also having a main that's 50, makes engaging in pvp the opposite of fun. If they'd implement cross server warzones, I do belive alot of this could be alleviated.

You know what else is really bad for server communities? Spending 2-3 hours trying to find a group for a flashpoint, and then giving up and logging out. We really *do* need some way to get a group together ALOT quicker, or else there will not be any community to foster..