I just moved the mods from my Columni War Hero's Chest to a custom chestpiece I was wearing before and the tooltip has not changed at all. Something wrong with the tooltip?

I'm sorry, your large mass of compliments seem to have been replaced by Asterisks... how very odd...

And I think this is exactly what I want people to understand with my post is that, you can't blame people for feeling frustrated, so just stop. Nor am I saying that you all should Flame Bioware and get mad at them specifically, once explained fully and properly the reasoning behind the wave system is sound. Frustrating, but still sound. All I want is for flamers to stop flaming really when people have legitimate anger and frustration. Goading them will only start flame wars and more anger. Honestly the more stuff I read on the forums and see the flamers being excessively degrading and nasty, the less I feel that this game will have a good community.

You're partially right, I'm not that self-centred. It's more like if we can't all get the same pre-order bonus, why even bother offering a pre-order bonus? Some people getting extra days is not giving everyone the same bonus for pre-ordering.

I'm not your dude, pal. All kidding aside though, you'll have to explain how I sound like a kid with no real world worries when I mention in my post that money is worth something to me. I work hard to earn it, and I paid for something that is currently nothing more than an annoyance of ambiguously worded Early Access claims. And I'm not choosing games over groceries, I'm pointing out what it's worth to me if I spend it another way. I still buy groceries, trust me, I don't starve myself to play games.

Well, level playing field for everyone if they're all experiencing buggy broken servers right? I mean isn't that more fair? I am jk of course. Thanks for the info btw, appreciate it, definitely. I do understand that this makes the game much smoother for both parties, but at the same time it feels like it's a customer service nightmare because of it. I guess it's completely unavoidable with technology as it currently is. I mean, if they did "Open the floodgates" we'd still be in a customers service nightmare because they can't fix bugs and server issues fast enough. lol. Damned if you do, damned if you don't... heh.

In July I was working a minimum wage job with dwindling hours and barely sc****** by on my rent. Trust me I wouldn't have procrastinated otherwise. Actually that's not procrastination at all. I was broke. lol.

Love the flamers this is attracting, that one post, deconstructing my entire OP was pure flaming genius btw. (that was sarcasm, I know it doesn't translate well in text, thought I'd just say it) I'm going to completely ignore the flamers and trolls btw please just don't post and/or direct your posts elsewhere. No point giving you satisfaction of the argument you're probably seeking for your own sense of self-worth and superiority. On Topic however, I am interested on how this Wave scheme is truly in the best interest of people, be it the Players or Bioware. I'm asking this truly out of curiosity and not to be a dick.

I completely understand all of that, but at the same time I just can't shake the feeling of annoyance. Like, trust me, I want to not be pissed in any way and be happy to get even some Early Access, but at the same time, I feel that they are treating people unfairly and it just gets under my skin. Justify things as much as you want, I can't not feel this way and honestly getting angry about something I paid money for is, to me, a very poor way to spend money.

First I would just like to tell all the people who are calling everyone who posts an angry complaint or remark saying that they will never pre-order anything from BioWare again a *********** whiner to back the hell off. Can you really blame people for being disgruntled? Stop and think about it for a second. Some of you may not understand the value in money (not expecting everyone to) but to certain people, dishing out $60 to $80 is a pretty big chunk of money for a video game. Especially when, for example, I can buy a week's worth of groceries with that kind of money. So don't call people whiners and start flaming people when they feel they haven't gotten what they feel their money was worth. I probably am also not going to pre-order another Bioware game if they EVER re-use this EGA scheme of sending waves out. I don't think my money has been well spent when I'm sitting here, wasting my time feeling annoyed every hour I check my email and still haven't received anything. A feeling, enhanced by the fact that Bioware has done next to nothing to at least tell us approximately when players will get into the EGA. I can't help but feel annoyed at this, it's just the way I feel and I can't change it, so I'm very sorry, but spending money to feel annoyed isn't a valid purchase for me. I'm sure I'm not alone in this. If I pay for a game, I want entertainment and fun, not the opposite. Anyway, please note that I'm not bashing Bioware's EGA scheme per-se. Maybe it's a good way to set up launch for them, who knows. All I'm saying is that personally it's not my cup of tea as a launch procedure and I'll take no part in any future releases that are similarly planned. - Edit - Been getting a lot of people saying it's people's own fault for not ordering sooner and etc. As I've said before, I didn't choose to not order in July, I would have in a heartbeat. People don't have the extra income to spend on games whenever they feel like it, idk why that is hard to understand. Like I said in a previous post, I was barely getting my rent money together in July because of a huge loss in the amount of hours for employees at that specific time at my place of work. I was also recovering from a break-up that forced me to move to a new place that I now had to pay for on my own. to quote Adam Jensen; "I never asked for this."