Watch the trailers, watch some TV, chat to friends - whatever you can do during the queue times. I suppose, as I'm British, I suffer in silence when it comes to queueing... I think it's our national past time. But seriously, I've been sitting in a queue myself for a little while now, and have passed the time with YogsCast, the SW:TOR cinematics, and chatting to friends over Skype. Use your time productively! Edit: Queue is over - suckaaaaas!

This was me.

LOL! Damn Police, Lightsabers can deflect blaster fire, why on earth would a Taser work any better? D'oh!

Olol! Looks like all your Imps out there are going 'Bye-bye' sooner or later

I find this hilarious - you seem to have very strange priorities? The MMO economy of a game? Jesus, your life must be fun if that's all you care about. Enjoy the game for what it is - a lore rich, intuitive, MMORPG. If you play it simply to grind for cash, and to buy and sell on the MMO market then that has to be the most tedious excuse for gameplay there is. Then again, it's your money so do what you like with it. I however, having not been invited for the EGA yet, am playing for the experience and the community. I don't give two flying crabs (Child-friendly) as to how much power cells are in the exchange market.

I think, if anything, the Rule of Two was effective in the sense that it allowed the Sith to sew decent into the ranks of the Jedi and the republic more efficiently. I say this because in the timezone the TOR is set in, there are plentiful Sith. As Sith seem to spawn like maggots, the Jedi had a clear enemy and ample opportunities to strike deadly blows against the foundations of the Sith occult. However, with the introducution of the 'Rule of Two', deceit - paranoia - and general chaos could be spread within the shadows. A couple of Sith are harder to spot in a Galaxy, especially when their methods are to subjugate and to sew the seeds of chaos. A band of roving Sith, who slash first think later, is a problem - all be it tangibly paradox - with a clear solution.

The messiah has come!

Check your spam folder in your email. Or just open the launcher, and check that way.

^ Thinks by sweet talking them he can get in early. Ololol.

Trolololololololol.

Y'all moan about how this is a 'PR diiissaaasssstterrrr' /smartface. In truth, who's ever going to go out of their way to cancel your subscription or order for this game? It's all empty threats... Psh.

bump.

Here, here. 'Lo and behold~ the forum Bible has been fortold'

I was the 3rd of August, and I have been amusing myself with the notion that I might get invited later on today. At the rate of these waves, that notion crashed and burned in front of my eyes... This is what I've been doing for the past... God knows how long: I played a bit of Skyrim; got two dragons to scrap it against eachother; got killed by some stray 'Yol... Tor Shul!'; checked my emails; refreshed and checked them again; watched an hour youtube episode; checked my emails again... Yahdi-yahda, I'm in for a long wait.