Back when I lived in my parent's basement and raided 24/7 server-firsting everything in vanilla WoW (best time of my life!), we practically received instant GM assistance with any problems such as bugged loot. And the GMs were always competent and capable of resolving issues. Now compare that to Bioware's support? What do they do? Ignore tickets for weeks. Send you bogus responses, often having nothing to do with the reported issue. Bioware's support is abysmal. However, nowadays I play games casually. I have a level 30 operative and level 25 sentinel. I can say the game has been quite enjoyable when it works (way to many crashes/bugs/failed patches/performance issues/graphics glitches, etc). But I knew from the get go that this game would have no success endgame. The server populations alone are too small to maintain a satisfactory endgame past a few months. On top of that Bioware should have known that WoW has handicapped the masses when it comes to forming groups and community gameplay. Even Rift knew, and thus implemented a system appropriately. Too many players just want a button to click to play silently with strangers. This is just WRONG. WRONG WRONG WRONG. I think back to games like EQ or FFXI where the enjoyment of the game was interacting with other players, forming relationships, returning to play again with acquaintances, etc. And i'm not just talking about participating in a guild. The community aspect of SWTOR is damn near impossible to swallow. And to roll that rant back to the topic at hand. Community = mmo longevity = endgame. So, when's guild wars 2 be released?

implement a need for companion button make it part of a non-default loot type until after the community accepts it, but keep it optional give it priority over greed win

50 sales per character? Waste of time to play the system. You'd have to fix the high price gear, not the high volume items like crafting materials.

If the majority of players would bother to set a LFG comment there would be less problems. It really works. I'm sick of seeing these ******es spam all day looking for players without bothering to set a comment or even search for players using the /who command. Another options which probably will never be implemented is multiple guild memberships. This would significantly alleviate group finding problems, and only better the community. For anyone who remembers FFXI, players could carry multiple linkshells to accomplish this. I'd always thought it was superior to WoW, and only had that confirmed post-vanilla when they ruined the game with stupid **** like flying, time-invested/not-skill-based PvP, and of course the dreaded dungeon finder. AKA community killer or catnip for trolls.

Anyone who is okay with completely removing an ability from their quickbar is intentionally gimping them self. As a sentinel and operative by 30 i had every spot full and had to chose between keeping quicktravel and sprint, or not commonly used abilities which may prove perfect for certain situations. un cool

I finish every space mission without failure, with max shield, and feeling a little sleepy from the snoozefest that was the previous 5 or 7 minutes. Of course I'm a cyber tech. I make ship upgrades for me. And for you too. There is your difficulty level. Ship upgrades. Buy them. From me. Muhahaha you fools thought slicing was free money. Where's your slicing now?!

This has been happening on my server for 3 days straight in every warzone match. As soon as republic players begin to fall behind they leave, all of them, at the same time. The match then ends in 2 minutes... every time. They immediately join another match and repeat the process, while empire players wait another 30 minutes. I would like to know if others are experiencing this problem.

How does the stat Alacrity work? I ask because there is contradicting information everywhere and the in-game stat description is vague. I have already seen a few other examples of global cooldown modifiers in the game, but they've only been single ability specific. Which of the following is correct regarding Alacrity: A.) Reduces cast time of channeled spells with no effect on any global cooldowns. B.) Reduces cast time of channeled spells and the global cooldown of only the last channeled spell cast. C.) Reduces cast time of channeled spells and the global cooldown of all channeled spells. D.) Reduces the cast time of channeled spells and all global cooldowns including instant-cast abilities.

I'm willing to bet mouse 1 & 2 have functions and dependencies which would require lots of testing to clarify. I often use a similar crazy control mechanic as you. However, I use logitech set point software for custom keystroke assignments on mouse buttons 4/5/6/7/8 and have no such problems. I have experienced some strange sudden character stops when using abilities while moving which i've yet to determine the cause.

Which of the following is correct regarding the stat Alacrity. I ask because there is contradicting information everywhere and the in-game stat description is vague. A.) Decrease cast time of channeled spells and not effect any global cooldowns. B.) Decrease cast time of channeled spells and the global cooldown of only channeled spells. C.) Decrease the cast time of channeled spells and all global cooldowns including instant-cast abilities.