You offer false hope my friend. Servers are still very much down.

Sorry, I couldn't resist commenting on this one, I'm a snippy European without anything else to do whilst waiting for our servers to come up. The game is actually set a "Long, Long time ago, in a galaxy, far, far away....." It says so on the title credits So your post is actually incorrect.

Europeans do seem to loose out moreso although I guess its gotta be prime time play time somewhere in the world whenever its done. Maybe the patch times could be varied though, give everyone a fair share of the inconvenience. Are they going to pay people to come in at 3am or something though to do patch work? Probably not.....

Then what we need is a damage meter that works just on ourself and not others? Without the ability to spam the results in group/general chat? I think 99% is a little over exaggerated... lets try something more realistic like 20%

Keep the sprint button, it should be treated as a self buff. Maybe better still, get someone else to play your character for you so that you don't have to do anything?

Human nature is such that everyone assumes someone else is doing something. Nothing then gets done

...and is this not a forum? fo·rum/ˈfôrəm/Noun: 1.A meeting or medium where ideas and views on a particular issue can be exchanged. So why should he not post here and return to WoW? Is your post stating that your view is that SWToR is perfect as it is and therefore the developers need do no more to the game? And if he is 16, the good luck to him, because it was a very very well written post!

It's funny that you feel you get to say whether people should receive a tool that allows them to quickly and easily organise a flashpoint. If you play on a server where every general chat request for a flashpoint is followed by instantaneous plea's for invites then congratulations. For me, despite being on a server that is full most of the day, people's requests for groups tend to be greeted with, "can you please stop that *********** spam, nobody wants to play with you". (I hasten to add this is not aimed at me, but have seen it often enough.) By the way, not only WoW operates an LFG, it is fairly common place. I don't PvP, so should I campaign for PvP to be removed from the game as it doesn't agree with my playstyle?

It comes with the territory. Oh and by the way, whilst playing WoW, I have had fights where I have been STANDING on the node, and other players have left me in mid-air because they have mined from under me, so sorry to burst the bubble, the WoW community is not the best example of honourable, in my opinion.

Soooo, your point? That two wrongs make a right? (or in this case 4)

That isnt the point I'm trying to make, nor is it, I think, what others are making either. I feel sorry for the poor buggers who have spent £100 or whatever the special sooper dooper deluxe version of this game was, so they can look at queue screens. Your inability to at the very least acknowledge that people do have at least a right to not be happy with the situation is a shame.

How much time do some people have to play? The general idea seems to be roll a toon on a server with no queue. So you do that, and play to level 10 say, and then you log off and that server has a queue, so you start a new toon on a new server... and so on and so on... All you people saying play on a server that hasn't got a queue, do you have level 10's dotted all over the place? Do you just want to see starter areas? Personally I want to play the toon I have devoted time to on the server my guild and I were assigned. I don't want to replay the starter areas on 12 different servers. Is this such an unfair request?

I'm by no means an official but I would have thought the only real way, would be for you not to level your toons and tread water until everyone is together. The early access was supposed to be random mind you, so if you pre-ordered late I believe you will have as much chance as anyone else in getting 5 days playtime before release.