They all take teamwork if you're lucky enough to actually be on a team that plays like one. For me Huttball is my favorite.

See no reason to quit, having a lot of fun playing right now. Been playing these games for many years now. One thing I've learned is there is no perfect game. When people do leave, rest assured they go to yet another game they will complain about. At least they won't be complaining here anymore.

Good luck, finding a good guild who is a good fit in this game is tough. The separate server forums for guild recruiting is a complete joke, and the seeking a guild feature in the game is equally a joke. Just got to look around, talk to some folks, and eventually maybe you'll find a good home. I'm looking myself for a new guild. I have a 50 sniper on Shii-Cho, but if I found the right guild, I'd think about a reroll on another server if I had to. Good luck friend!

I hear some people like internet checkers. That might interest you.

The answer to this question is yes, as a guild leader all you have to do is click the name of whoever you want to assign leadership to on your guild roster, and make them guild leader. It will knock you down to officer when you do it.

Actually this is pretty much the truth and the reason why they took out the exchange. Too bad too, because it would be handy for us players who don't abuse things in games.

How about fixing that Bounty Hunter Rapid Fire bug thats been in the game since launch. The mob is killed and the BH gun keeps firing ........ like forever! Very irritating.

The agents storyline gets much better later on in levels. Patience young padiwons...... patience.

I hope this brings about some new ideas to Bioware, and they actually listen. I would have loved to go to this, but it's too short notice for me, and don't think I can make this trip for the summit. One thing I would like to see brought up to them is a better guild invite system brought into the game.

If your bored join a decent active clan and don't play solo anymore.

I have played most all the games the OP listed, plus a few more, and I have to say this game has really REALLY surprised me. After flop releases of games like Aion, AoC and STO, just to name a couple recent fails. I had pretty much gave up on new games being decent to play at all. SWTOR has really impressed me, and leaves me always wanting, and wondering for more. The story lines rock, well done guys on a great game. If I were to ask for one thing, even though it's a great game already, it would be for more, and better group play. But I'm not complaining, I know there are plenty of things headed our way in content, so I'll eagerly wait to see what you guys got for us coming down the pipe.

I have done some of the things in the OP, and it did seem to help my lag...... some. I got a pretty decent system, and never had an issue running any other game before. The graphics in this game are good, not super duper fantastic but very good. No idea why this game seems to be so demanding on our rigs, but it is. In my case I think the ultimate fix would be just replacing my video card with a newer more powerful one. Then maybe planets like Alderan will be able to play in without huge lag spikes. /crosses fingers

We need server transfers like NOA! These ques are going to cause a mass exodus of players until the servers get down to a manageable number. But I highly doubt Biowares plan is to just have players quit until they can handle the player loads on all these servers.

This is such a great game, but this que issue is a pretty big negative! Seriously! And it will cause MANY people to cancel and go to another game, which I guess if you think about it, will solve the que issue on it's own, if Bioware don't address it, and correct the problem, before the mass exodus starts. Really guys, you knew going into this with all the pre-orders you had, what you were going to be needing as far as servers go. You even invited us in waves over the course of a few days. The game hasn't even launched officially yet. The ques are getting so bad now, I can't imagine what it's going to be like when tons more people pour into this game. It's an epic game, I'll give you that, well done! But you seriously got a BIG problem with these ques guys. It's going to hit you guys hard with folks leaving the game in large numbers if you don't fix this, and fix it FAST!

Yes you basically got it. I run 2 monitors on 1 PC, using one mouse that I can go back and forth from one monitor to the next. I use 1 keyboard also. Works pretty slick.

If this is the way it is, I'm perfectly fine with it. It was just something I was wondering as I sit here another day waiting for my damn invite to the game, lol.

Actually no I am not describing a 2 computer system. I have a fairly beasty PC now, that easily runs more than one instance of many games already. I was wondering if I had 2 seperate installations of SWTOR on the same PC if it was possible to do so. Most games allow this, but some do not, like the game Perfect World for example. I was just wondering if Bioware had any issues with people having multiple accounts or not, and if it was even possible. 2 boxing can be done on 1 PC if its a good enuf PC, otherwise folks 2 box on 2 PC's.

Okies thanks! I guess this takes care of that idea hehe. For years I dual boxed in EQ2, and in Eve Online, was wondering if it was possible here as well.

I got a question, I've asked before and never got an answer to. Is it possible to dual box in SWTOR like you can in many other MMOs? For those of you who do not know this term, it is 2 accounts running at the same time on 2 monitors. One toon following another. It is done a lot in other MMOs, like having a healer follow a tank in game, playing both at once.