bump!

Now this is obviously not true. I have been in battles with more than 16 people. I just get .5 fps.

If you have been in a large scale battle(IE 40+ people), what has your fps been? Has anyone been in a large scale battle and maintained a good fps(60+)? And if so, what are your computer specs. I have noticed that the game runs fine on most computers until you get a lot of players in the area and want to see what level of computer can handle that.

This sort of thing is why support for addons is important. There are a hundred little things the devs are inevitably going to forget about the mod creators can add in to the game.

Better solution: Unsubscribe for a month or two and come back when they clean up the end game.

WoW has more end game raid content than SWTOR. The content is also much more challenging.

People always say this and it shows most people clearly don't understand how game development works. Bioware can hire additional people to work on fixing bugs. Instead, they pay people to create new content instead.

They need to optimize the game in environments with large numbers of players first. I know I drop to 1-5 fps if more than 10 players are nearby.

The game plays terribly with ATI graphics cards.

Blizzard distinguished themselves in generally providing very little info on patches and when they would be released.

People are complaining to Bioware in hopes that it is a software issue. If its a hardware issue, then thats pretty much a guaranteed unsub. Im not going to spend several hundred dollars just for one game.

So Warhammer Online

People who are currently happy with the game will be complaining to Bioware about the game changes the company is making to woo back all those customers that left.

I agree. Often times in order for me to get from one area of the map to another, I have to go through one narrow pass(and it may take several minutes of traveling through this narrow pass). It makes the world feel small. I mean, did I really defeat all of the Republic forces on the planet in this tiny patch of land?

Who cares if the game actually is open world if it feels open world?