Because there are no "same sex" romance options at this time. Maybe later.

+1 to this. Hilarious

Can't wait until the OP subs run out so they can't make such ridiculous suggestions. All "successful" MMOs are subscription based: WoW, Rift, SWTOR, etc. Those that go F2P are failing MMOs and F2P are a last ditch effort to save a dying game. While there are always exceptions that's the trend. SWTOR won't go F2P unless it starts to fail (which I don't see happening anytime soon). I've always payed for at least 1 MMO subscription. WoW, Rift, DCUO, STO, Champions, City of Heroes (when they weren't F2P). I've never, ever stuck with a F2P game...ever. I believe those who want F2P are a totally different group of players than the subscription based ones. Once their 1 month sub ends, they'll be gone to other F2P games. They just want this to be F2P because they can't/won't/whatever pay a monthly sub. Lastly, for those who don't/won't/can't/whatever pay a monthly sub just think about the value. How much does going to the movies cost? How about renting a new release every week? How about going out to eat every week (or more)? So as long as you play for 2 hours every weekend it's the same as the vast majority of other forms of paid entertainment. Just think about it.

Yes! It's like a last minute save...or a home run in the bottom of the 9th...or a goal in overtime

Has no one played a recent MMO other than WoW? I played Rift before and after the LFG tool. The devs created the tool since they noticed very few players compared to the total was taking advantage of the dungeon content. They tried a same-server LFG tool but it had serious limitations (small pool of players to draw from) so went to a cross-server tool. Did it change the community? Absolutely. I was sad and happy at the same time. It was great to always group with the sample people but you know what? Over time, people played different toons, different factions, and different games. I'd spend a good part of my play time spamming chat and LFG. The cross-server LFG tool allowed me to play in dungeons which is what I most like to do in MMOs. The necessity of this tool is a testament to how I guess many players don't like running dungeons. If they did, there'd have been a lot more using the same-server tool. Since there weren't, the devs had to make it crossserver. Bioware WILL make a LFG tool. Sure they might try same-sever and no teleporting and no rewards for a while but eventually it'll be just like Wow's. Why? Because it works to get players in groups. Simple as that. Now then, hopefully I get EGA soon so I can start playing and spend less time in chat....