Which of those two words had the spelling error?

Sums up nearly every complaint thread.

Vette all the way. She sends me nice gifts, is hilarious, and doesnt afraid of anything.

Then that should have been your thread title, not the attention seeking, exaggerated crud you went with instead. Implying the game is not playable because of your petty gripes is why your thread is getting negative responses.

Sorry to hear that dude, the lower level planets are chockablock with morons that likely won't be around at higher levels because they get bored too easily, hence the Barrens chat general chats. You could try just coming here and making a quick thread if you have a problem you can't get solved in general and I am sure someone can help.

Working, thanks so much. Going to share this around.

Mine worked flawlessly in early beta but then stopped half way through, if this lets me use it again I will be thrilled.

If this works, I will love you forever.

It actually means your quest log is full iirc, so you need to do missions before you can take it up Would be a lot clearer if it actually just said your Quest log is full instead but... oh well. Abandoning some old grey ones is also a good plan.

Thats some astounding logic. Better call up EA and tell them to scrap the project hundreds of thousands are loving playing without a single complaint, cause ol Kclemens dun liek it. Sure fire way to tell if the game succeeded or not right there. For someone who truly hates the game, you really like wasting your time on it in general.

Lol indeed.

Nah, they won't. The forums will never be anything but qq, because forums are where the vocal minority complain. About anything. Ever. Constantly.

To expand on what I said earlier, its not that these are poor mechanics, its that including them into a release is asking for trouble. The lfg system took a very large amount of tweaking, and caused a huge amount of problems when it was first added. Now put the amount of CS time taken up with complaints and tickets requiring assistance with it and add that on top of the truly ridiculous amount of work they already have launching a game. Launches really do need to be relatively simple to try and keep things as smooth as possible. More advanced game features can then be implemented piece by piece with time, lessening any negative impact. Considering how communities work, there would be more complaining about a mechanic that barely worked than a mechanic that wasn't there but will likely be implemented.

Whoa where did you pull that number from? Not only is it made up, but it is so far off it's not even funny. Edit: Rax, I think we posted that at the same time. Fantastic.

Each ap has a unique ID, so I would doubt it.

The only one I really agree with is the market needing a more streamlined search feature, and I am sure that is upcoming. The other options are relatively new features to a 7 year old game, not features that should be expected at launch really. I definitely agree they will be nice to have, but they are something I would expect to be added later. Generally speaking the more vanilla a release build is, the smoother it goes. Fluff functions come later.

It's one use only, or at least has been so far on my testing. Even if not, they would have a minute to use the code and have to literally ready at the login screen to use it as soon as the info transferred. Basically, it's not going to happen.

Aye I'm confused by the Op too, I'm getting plenty of music while playing. Especially loving some of the more intense tracks when you are in combat.

Really.

Ankido, sorry dude, but when did you last play WoW? If you think you can complete a zone and move to the next zone in the line and not have every quest be grey then its been a long time since you last leveled. WoWs leveling is so incredibly speeded up that you skip half the zones level wise even without heirlooms or guild bonus. This is a lot better paced, and skipping a planet level wise is rare, and should really only need to be done once, if ever. If you are stuck on an all green planet, complete your class quest chain and move directly to the next one. Their levels are written below their names on the starmaps.

I am hearing Simon Templeman (Kain from legacy of Kain, Loghain from DA ) a lot, and a lot of the DA cast from both origins and 2 seem to be in it. Big fan of Templeman so its great to hear him being used in a lot of Bioware games recently.

Its not the accounts they are selling, its the gold total after everything has been stripped and they have farmed on the higher level characters for as long as possible. And they sadly have plenty of buyers. You really need to read into why so many people in this thread are saying " I felt the same way untill I got hacked.." Request to have it removed if it is impeding your gameplay this much o.o

Never let the first paragraph lull you into a false sense of security, they do not pinpoint who they will hack. It is more a case of whoevers details they get a hold of. Fishing really is the perfect example, just throwing out bait and waiting for a bit, even if it is a little minnow! I got a little mouse droid from the key vendor and he sells and extremely expensive mount, but I honestly am not sure if they are unique. They have a low cool down fleet pass in there too, and unique female clothing for companions.

Nasty situation all right, the problem with WoW in general is how much it is targeted. Wowhead was compromised repeatedly, flash ads on fan sites, a myriad of really sneaky ways to lose an account that would never cross the mind. Playing on pc's you don't own, especially net cafes is another killer, even with the key because they tend to keep running checks every so often to see if it has been removed, hence why it is important to leave it on if you add on. My browsing habits are bloody awful, if I ever removed my auth my accounts would be cleared in a couple of days I'm sure, hah. With the keys being pretty much for free, it really should not be something you have to argue someone into using. As people have said already, everyone thinks they are perfectly secure untill they get hacked, and the ways to lose account info are too numerous to count.

Sure. Once again, no goldseller/hacker will pay for account info when it is so incredibly easy to get for free. You can argue till you are blue in the face that your security was perfect and you are an IT expert and this could only possibly be an inside job, but it was a simple mistake at some point, not an employee wheedling out random and likely worthless (not logged in years ) accounts information.