OH man. I am SOOOO concerned that you now have to pvp against people with full access to top stims and skills that you, yourself can have. It most suck so much having to fight people on the same level as you instead of facerolling through level 10s. I feel really bad man. Go **** yourself.

Do warzones. You will still get xp, but each win is around 2-3,000 credits. On the other hand, how in the hell you blew through that many credits is beyond me. I easily had over 60,000 credits on my main and that was with buying useless items, and never selling any of my crafted stuff.

I play on a 'standard' server. All I can say it sure doesn't feel any where close to an average amount of people. I have yet to see more than 50 people on a planet or fleet. There is a 50% chance pvp games will end early. I don't understand why every MMO feels like they need to split the player community in half with different factions.

I'm only level 24 and I find myself very competitive in pvp still. Yes, no lives level 50s in full pvp gear can usually kill me, but they don't walk all over everyone like some people say they do. I like this better than brackets where you have people at the top of the bracket twink their character out to truly unkillable machines that just wreck havoc. I think most of the people complaining just are not very good at their class yet or are upset they can not make a twink like in most games.

Lies, lies and more lies. Every single major MMO of the last 10 years required you to enter either a CC, time card, or they started using Paypal in the last 3 years or so. No MMO allowed you to play the first 30 days without using one of those options. The only time I hadn''t needed to do that was when playing the free trial of certain games. However once I purchase the game, in order to access it I still needed to use one of the payment options. Entering the CC does not charge you for the next month. You can enter the CC and cancel the monthly charge right away if you like.

Yes. Behind the galactic trade vendors usually.

Yes it did. Unless you started playing with a trial first. It most certainly did require either a CC or a time card before letting you play those first 30 days. SWG was the same way, I remember having to borrow my brothers CC so I could start playing and paid him every month for it.

I'm pretty sure the majority of people looking to play this game is already playing. The early access wasn't exactly hard to get in to.

Too bad Bioware made it impossible to change over to a different server with a lower population and play there. Oh wait.

Nice to see a lot of you again. I remember some of you. I was known as Liba on Shadowfire.