Yeah but you feel so warm. And Fuzzy.

At least let us customize colors like that had done in DAOC.

Bioware hates us warriors thats why they gave us 2 cool abilities that never work. Be a caster class.. Bioware loves them. That way you get to throw rocks or shoot lightning at people doing tons of dps while slowing them, and u get to start doing that at level 2.. Fun huh.

This is awesome.

Thanks for point this out. All this time I thought I was making decisions with your money.

Oh well I actually dont approve of people talking for me either so ... Actually I do decide... Not you.

- so it's ok to cry about this?

I understand the need for patches. Thats not what the original poster is complaining about. He's talking about the frequency of the patches and the resulting downtime resulting from it. I disagree that it is the way things are done in the information age because if the answer for customers is to leave the game for a few months and come back later then that is money lost for Bioware or any company that uses that model. Someone posted that getting credit back for the 2 hours would be somewhat dumb because it would be like getting 1 cent back. It's not the money for me personally I care about. If Bioware put in policies to credit back users for unplanned downtime like seen in the frequency of the patches, it would equal real money for them and would be an incentive for the devs to get the patches right so that we wouldn't have to experience the extra down time. Many people here don't seem to get that the complaints we're voicing is for the benefit of the customer base. It's our money and time and we're complaining in hopes that Bioware will address the issue. There are other reason I stay for the game, so quitting and coming back isn't the answer to addressing a problem. Voicing a concern in hopes that they fix the problem is at least a step in the direction towards resolution. Telling the people who voice these concerns to stay quiet doesn't help the user base at all. Also I don't believe it helps Bioware in terms of feedback should they choose to use it.

Just because Blizzard had a crappy launch doesn't mean we should just sit and accept crappy things Bioware does. On top of that, you're suggesting we should be happy about it... I agree squashing the bugs is important but at least credit time back for downtime that is unplanned from the routine schedule.

I also hate their current patching policies for a variety of reasons. It's a paid for service and uptime should be a consideration for customers.

I hate when people don't complain about the problem, they just complain about people complaining about the problem.