I still believe the game is a great game. I just got burned out after playing it heavily for over a year straight. I need a break for awhile to check out some other games.

There's another vet I remember.

Apache! I remember your name. You are probably the only first day joiner left on these forums, lol!

Good to know! Unfortunately I'm not recognizing any of your names, but there was a lot of us during the pre-launch days. I've been here since July of 2009... played beta since August 2011 in the secret Revanite testing group (not supposed to talk about that, but heck BioWare decided to forget about us after launch so I don't really care). Handled most of the convention threads pre-launch if anyone remembers those. Good times!

I'm just curious who is still here from the pre-launch days... I haven't visited these forums in forever and just recently canceled my TOR subscription. So before it expires I'm just curious if there are any veterans left.

Unfortunately I will not be able to make it out this year to SDCC as I was not able to secure a ticket in time.

Don't you love it when people don't read?

I think you just made everybody very happy. Well done, Bioware.

Wahoo! Looking forward to 1.3

The orange pixel. I miss it so .

And what do you expect them to do? If not enough people want to play on an RP PVP sevrer then there isn't much Bioware can do about it. You are just a part of a small minority so you'll either have to give up the "RP" title on your server, or deal with a very small population.

And it's very possible you had a second phase of the station, as around 250 is when a new instance is created. On The Shadowlands we had at LEAST 400 people on the Republic Fleet last night.

They've been working on it since pre-1.2. I highly doubt that it won't make it into 1.3.

Hope E3 was a blast for anyone who was able to attend. Looking forward to seeing you guys down here for SDCC.

I'm on Shadowlands and it's booming right now. Yesterday during the afternoon there was 240+ on the Republic Fleet. We have excellent guilds on the Republic side as well.

Ah! Thank you for the clarification.

If this is basically just choosing between Normal (Story) Mode and Hard Mode, why not just call it the way it has always been called? Trying to change the name to Tier 1 and 2 is the reason why people are probably confused. Just label it as Normal or Hard Mode.

The destination server that would be open to you would only be a PvP server.

Doing it this way assures that there will be a dedicated number of servers with healthy populations to improve everyone's play experience. Your personal preference is not higher priority than the health and population of the servers.

If your server ends up being a destination server then you won't ever be given a free transfer for the obvious reason that your server's population will be filled up nicely. But if you are a fairly dead server you will almost certainly become an "origin server" within the near future. They did say that they are rolling out the servers in phases though, so if during the first wave your server isn't eligible for a transfer that doesn't mean it won't be in one of the few phases shortly thereafter. They just want to do these phases to make sure the transitions are as smooth as possible.

Agreed. If you want specific server transfers to the server of your choosing, that will only come AFTER the initial population problem is fixed with this "Phase 1", and it will also come with a price tag.

What if you have characters already on the destination server, but have 8 characters on the origin server? There are only 8 slots available, so if you have say 8 chars on the origin server and 3 on the destination server, how will it be handled? Edit: Granted, I know the chances of this are fairly slim but it's still a possibility that I'm sure some people will encounter.

Unless you work for EA and Bioware and know how the funding is allocated, your entire post is baseless.

David Bass is gone? That's unfortunate.

Less than 25% is not almost half.