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The much more is always cartel market related.

SSDD and welcome back, Jenny!

Oh the outrage...

You'd have my sub!

/thread They marketed the game around him (and Satele) and then...poof...massive letdown.

They said a long time ago it's because of the engine. When they tried to implement it, players transferring servers would get lost attempting to go back to their original server. So in order to make cross-transfer possible they'd have to put it on a different engine and they have no plans to do so.

It's a sword. What else is it supposed to do?

Depends. Your ISP's reach only goes so far. When you run ping plotter it gives you IP Addresses for the hops. Hops are like intersections along your route where it changes path. When it gets to the one (or more) that has the problem it will show multiple attempts and time out (this is the halting lag you experience in the game). You tell your ISP that IP address. If it's one of theirs they can change it. If it's not they will have to look up who it belongs to and contact them to see what their problem is, if it's an outage (example; a construction crew cut a cable in the ground), when/if it will be reconciled or if they can reroute their traffic. It also depends on how customer friendly your ISP is. They could be helpful or they could be d-bags. But it's certainly something that can be done. Some people have had to go the extra mile and figure out who the bad hops belongs to themselves and call them instead, skipping their d-bag ISP.

Wait, how did you know I hadn't....

Before I buy any lightsaber (or any weapon for that matter) I go over to tor-fashion's youtube page to hear them. There are a lot of really good looking ones that the sounds grate on my ears.

Did you even read my post?

The internet is like a highway. Simplistically, one route might take you to Virginia. Another route takes you to Texas, etc etc. And along the way, your route takes you through Ohio which has a major pile up at rush hour. Or you can think of it as McDonald's on the east end of town has a traffic jam so it's easier to get to Subway on the west end of town. A lot depends on where the servers are physically located, their networks, etc. (Yes pedants, I know it's more complicated than that but I said simplistically for a reason). If SWTOR is in Virginia and WoW is in Texas, complaining that WoW works doesn't mean anything for SWTOR, You see? So using ping plotter you can find where the hangup is and call your ISP. You tell them where you're trying to go, where the traffic jam is and see if they can help you. They can reroute you a different path or get in touch with the area that has the problem. If they feel like it anyway.

Because WoW and GW2 are in a different location and thereby have a different route.

Your guess is as good as anyone else's.

How so? Other games have account wide ignore. Why can't this one?

Bruh... And before you ask...

Lighten up, Francis. He's talking about game design where switching factions would change classes, skills, animations and companions.

Well, every forum post lately has had the same theme: they keep getting the same person over and over and he can never help further. It sounds like there's just the one dude manning the help desk. In previous years, I've never gotten the same person on follow up tickets. I've never been told no one else can help. But in the last couple months it's been a running theme and BW has been silent about it.

That right there is suspicious. "Don't worry, friend. My boss will say same think as me. You don't need talk to him". Yeahhhh uh huh. Everything CS related lately has a bad smell to it. Also, yeahhhh sure ya did. 50 you say. Uh huh.

I prefer the B2P model because it gives the player options with the sub being for perks. F2P is feast or famine. But that ship has sailed.

B2P and F2P are apples and oranges.

SWTOR: Jump To Lightspeed coming 2025 or soon™, whichever comes first.

Line of sight for melee companions has been an issue for as long as ranged comps haven't been keeping up.