"Because no one wants to be Uncle Owen." -John Smedley

That's a load. Vanilla WoW had no benefit to PvP, until they implemented battlefields. Before that, it was just Tauren Hill. Once they did implement battlefields and rewards, many complained about the system implemented. Eventually, Blizzard "dumbed" it down for the rest of the players.

Quite simply, show a screen shot of server statuses at prime time, with a time stamp, unaltered. People don't have the actual stats, so to say they are heavy or light, is pure BS.

Remove Huttball! It's not a bad wz...just sick of it.

To be honest...no one asked for anyone's opinion.

Penny-Arcade = who cares? They have as much validity evaluating games, as either you or the next poster. The only opinion that matters, is my own.

Khem is a viable tank, up until Tat. About there, I stopped using him, except in certain situations.

Your sig alone discredits you.

Not mad...just calling out a poor attempt at trolling where I see it.

Then you failed math, as you're basing server pop on people in one area. In addition, you don't account for variables, total server sample size, and other statistical analysis, that is required to show a proper result.

My only gripe with the Republic side, the story lines are too...what's the word? Cheesy I guess. They seem a bit too self righteous and a bit too, "Don't worry ma'am! I'll save your cat from that tree!"

Maybe, because some players have lives and go out on Fridays.

Epic fail @ the use of statistics and probability.

Did no one play EQ2? SWTOR is not nearly as bad. Every five steps in EQ2 was an instance.

Insults and all /golfclap. If your IQ is any higher, put your shoe size where your mouth is and put in an application to design a better system.

Sooo...in other words, you got your butt handed to you.

I keep seeing people say, "its not a MMO; features are missing." Exactly what features are missing? I don't count third party addons as a feature, so enlighten me, what exactly defines an MMO, since even companies/developers can't define it.

So you got your butt handed to you and some how its the empires fault. /facepalm

Typical "I quit" thread. Insert wild accusations, with unsupported numbers, rinse, repeat.

That's the biggest load of crap. Im trying to think of the last MMO it took for someone to hit max in over a month and id have to date back to late 90's early 2000.

Legacy will be implemented at a later date, all points accumulated until then, will be usable once its live.

And in 10 years...it'll be in 3D! Wooo!

Off to raid Anchor Head! Weeee! SWG took dedicated gamers to look past the flaws (the entire game). It did do that very little MMOs have done before and after...built a massive community. It introduced features that players enjoyed, that MMOs have yet to match, such as player cities, a player driven economy (that while broken, still could be dictated by the best crafters in game.), and hated rivalries. I lost count of the inner faction wars, cross faction wars, people swapping guilds/alliances, etc. It was a microcosm of of what Star Wars was about...the conflict between two factions and those that remained neutral.

Not being a smart arse here, but I honestly don't see the need for authenticators. I've been playing MMOs since UO in 97, and it just doesn't strike me as a need. Can anyone, in all seriousness, justify having one?

You don't know what a sandbox MMO is, if you say WoW is sandboxy.