I'm a truck driver. I have two laptops. The laptop that is powerful enough to run TOR cannot be powered by the truck. This laptop can, and so I spend my time on the forums, looking at General Discussion and Customer Service, warning my guild of gamebreakers. So yeah, right now I can only play TOR 1 or 2 days out of the week, and so will not be getting my subscription worth right now under current conditions.

No, I won't sub at the beginning. I'd much rather play the waiting game, and wait for the major bugs to be cleared and queues to be less severe.

To clear things up, I am surprised that a bug like the Taris crash bug currently going around made it through the beta, for how long this game was in beta. And I won't subscribe at launch if I have to stare at the server screen for more than 10 minutes. I have rarely any playtime as it is, and I'd rather wait a few months for things to cool down.

"I was there at the beginning, I left shortly after the beginning, and didn't come back until BW got their act together and fixed gamebreaking bugs that somehow made it through that eternity of a beta." Now I will also say this is only my second MMO. My first, I was not there at launch. But are we expected to pay a monthly fee for staring at a queue screen and risking constantly starting over because of gamebreakers are making it through beta testing? For constantly stressing how smooth a launch they wanted, it's been a bang-up job so far. Customer service is failing hard, and it's not even official launch yet.