I ended up on a temp server for now. Since I am a total SW fanboy. As to the competition thing....it's good that Bioware has Blizzard to compete with. It'll make them put out content faster, and in higher quality. It's not about SWTOR competing with vanilla WoW....it's that they are starting the same way. WoW had a solid enough starting base that it took our monthly fees, and put it into developing the game OVER TIME. Now it has a behemoth of a game. Hopefully, SWTOR does the same....it has millions of players paying already, and if it puts those monthly fees into building up on their solid base (yes, it is pretty solid already), then it can only grow. And become a behemoth in it's own right, OVER TIME. WoW fanboys, hoping it flops...wrong attitude. You want it to stick around and become a threat. That will force Blizz to take a look at why so many people seem disgruntled by their game since Cata hit, and either change to keep us, or continue to decline, with us having another good MMO to go to. SW fanboys, like myself, should be hoping SWTOR continues to threaten WoW, but not kill it...because that will put pressure on Bioware to put out quality material, in a timely fashion, to keep running with the big dog. Or it just takes the Rift road into obscurity. It's win/win for the customer. And as I have said for many years "You rise to the level of your competition.". I hope this holds true for both companies, and we enjoy many good years of steadily improving gaming quality, rather than nerf, after nerf, after nerf, after nerf, until I can get my cat to level my toons for me. Game on, Bioware and Blizzard......game on. Lord Neylor
