As do I Ruhun, and that's fair. Just don't put people on blast when they voice up. It's called venting; if nothing else.

So, you're happy to fling your cash around without a care for what's been promised or expected and remain silent? And you consider those that do not, act like a child? Ironic.

I've been on my harbs Merc, Twin Fire for the last few weeks, I seemed to have gained enough of a reputation for the tunnel rats to get on their game. So it's been good fun and a lot of /spits I considered Arse Mercs about as difficult as MM for a little while. But it's all in using the abilities effectively. Bind your chaff flare to negate some burst and practice 180 rocket boost no scopes so that you can get into range faster, or get to a kiting spot. Prioritize tracer lock stacks on Rapid Scan over Rail Shot if your health calls for it. Rethink how you're playing. It does fall into the 'easy to play, hard to master' form.

I vote FFA warzones. Red.. MAKE IT ALL RED! No more team healing or tanking! And Mystic, if that's the case. I assume you leave every Odessan match. You semi-traitor. I found it hilarious that VO work was even brought up in Snave's interview. Here we all are waiting, sometimes an hour for a pop and Bioware's response to mixed-fac is "But.. what will Lana say?!" You can't make this stuff up!

Mate, that $15 a month is going towards my gameplay improvements, tyvm. Like fixing roll bug and adding more warzone content! ..wait. I think the point of the OP's post and really, the whole reason they charge us sub fee, is so that they can continue to bring us content/patches to suit our needs. The lack of PvP content and, pretty much disgraceful support on Bioware's part doesn't define $15 a month for the content in which we play. Bioware could improve this scenario by offering a pvpers subscription, or a one time fee to unlock unlimited play. This game is hemorrhaging popularity and subs. PvP could have been a long-term thing to keep players invested. But, class unspecific story content has basically burned the candle at both ends for Bioware.

This would cost Bioware money and they can't really give Guild advantages using Cartel Market purchases. So, where would EA make their dosh? #ThinkLikeACompanyMan

Most of which are complaint posts, LEL.

This, I don't understand. Where are these indications that PvP is behind, just look at the forums, besides General Discussion, PvP forum attracts the most number of posts and third in new threads.

But did you get top damage?

A common evolutionary trait of Mankind is that People don't like what they don't understand.

What's the alternative? Stand there like a dopey pleb? You're more likely to be burned down because they might think you're afk. Moving and jumping keeps you looking aware and threatening. It's like a bear on it's hind legs. Look bigger, look tougher = win. At the same rate, if you're constantly moving, you're changing your distance from focus, in which melee dps will have to give chase.

Is 20.78 crit unbuffed? How much crit rating do you have? Currently my gear setup for 0 ranked pieces on my Scrapper fully buffed/anodyne stimmed with full skill augments: Cunning: 3552 Surge Rating: 553 (73.75%) Crit rating: 381+companion buff (26.25%) Power: 893 Alacrity: 237 (3.05%) - I want to get this to 4% My crits don't really reach 13k, but after backblast/backstab, my crit rating goes up to 31.25 for 15 seconds. I'm also rolling a relic of Devastating vengeance and focused retribution. So I'm keeping chances up on my crit rating proccing for laceration/sucker punch spamming.

Adding a consistency check could very well beef the netcode, though. Causing more overall lag. Online games, specifically mmo's are designed to send as little information as possible client-server-client wise, so the important stuff isn't lost with errything else. Unfortunately 'latency checkers' are classed as errything else. HAH.

Not always your end. Those select people might have terrible connection and aren't able to send their positions for sometime. They could also be lag-switchers Both cases, it's out of Bioware's hands. Unless they implement some sort of latency consistency check.

Welp that beats mine. Anyone else got any faster ones?