When I say re-roll I'm referring specifically to re-rolling on a new server after your original server dies. But of course YMMV.

Re-rolling is a purely logical response. Getting frustrated and un-subbing is primarily an emotional response. In my experience, people will respond with their emotions more often than not. Expecting otherwise is great fuel for righteous indignation and might even help you get laid in an Ayn Rand booster club or something, but that's about it.

You didn't transfer, you re-rolled. Calling people fragile snowflakes for not doing the same as you might make you feel better about yourself, but it doesn't counter any of the points the person you quoted made. And in my opinion he's right, the low pop situation probably caused more people to leave than anything else. Having been there myself, I can completely understand why a person might come out of that thinking this game isn't worth the sub.

Probably impossible, seems like most people use things like Recount strictly as a DPS meter. Great stuff so far guys, you haven't missed a beat since this past Spring. Continue to tell me how objective feedback turns you into an untrustworthy automaton.

Proper use of meters would have shown you all those things. You use the tool improperly, and then accuse the tool of being deficient. PEBKAC.

Good post. If they are reconsidering the purchase price of Makeb it is possible that the amount of content that will be coming with the Makeb update is much more than they had originally planned.

Website probably isn't up to date anymore, seems like they are still hammering out the details.

Since cooking numbers to reach a desired outcome is the new hotness, I'll try it myself. My numbers are just like yours except server #2 has zero healers queued. Do you get the basic idea?

"Hey bro, did you hear SWTOR is F2P now?" "Cool, maybe I'll give it another shot, what server are you on?" "Bastion, but that doesn't matter because it's a sub only server. You'd have to roll on the free account only server." "Wow that's really *********** stupid, wanna play something else?" "Heh, yeah okay." On the other hand it might be a good idea just to keep the people with free accounts away from ******es like the OP.

BW has made mistakes, but I don't think they'd be dumb enough to do something like this.

What's done is done.

These players don't exist yet and they're already being broad brushed and denigrated. Classic.

Never mainline the kool aid.

I don't think they want to bother with raid content anymore.

Is pointing out that WoW plays a tad loose when it comes to counting subs being a realist?

It's the random nature of the LFG tool that removes accountability, not whether or not the queue is same server or cross server. There is nothing you can do to prevent someone from using the LFG tool after they have behaved poorly in your group. You can put them on ignore for yourself, but that isn't unique to a same server tool. Any notion of blacklisting someone on your server due to their behavior is just authoritarian fantasy. Considering RWZ's lack cross server queuing I'm inclined to believe that BW simply can't be arsed to develop that functionality.

Probably just lowered the server caps for a few days.

Can someone point me in the direction of the "This Week in SWTOR General Forum Banter" Podcast?

There aren't enough people viewing these boards to have any influence on the opinions of the entire playerbase.

350k seems way too low.

683,249. Boom.

What the hell are you talking about?

This is a troll, right? If one were to casually observe this forum for the last month or so, and then condense all the ******** down into one grammatically sound post, I think it would look something like this.

They haven't locked this thread yet! lolololollolololololollololo

They didn't even write it though, it's just a comment on an article. Report the **** out of this thread and they'll lock it.