Get into a guild that will help you out. Simple. You are asking for end game progression equipment but you are not an end game player. You need to find a group of people that can assist you, and you assist them. PVE gear in this game is ridiculously easy to get.

It specifically tells you that any legacy xp accrued now will go towards perks they open in the future.

1) Irrelevant, Mass Effect 3 has been released, that budget has been spent. 2) What? You assign a developer a project, period. "Go write some code so we can have sandbox space combat." 3) ..what? 4) Clearly.

I understand that they were different teams (though I didn't know it was a geographic distinction) my point is that now that ME3 is out, the powerhouse of talent behind it has some free time. Personally i'd imagine plenty of that DLC was developed right along with ME3, so they just have to stagger its release and go cash paychecks. Now that the ME3 development team no longer has ME3 to develop they'll have to find another project to work on. Why wouldn't you take some of those devs and put them on your ongoing behemoth of a project, TOR? Makes sense.

I wonder if we will see a huge jump in bug fixing and content development now that all the ME3 resources have been freed up. Or at least the ones that aren't troubleshooting launch/bugs that ME3 has.

Patch 1.2 Just like it says all over the place.

Try madness spec. The utility in it can help you mitigate some incoming damage for both of you.

That's the cool thing about playing a game. You get to decide what happens in your universe. Perhaps in canon there were only two, but in OUR star wars universe that you and I are creating as we go along, perhaps there is 5? Or 10? Or maybe one pureblood sith jedi set out to create an entire legion of them? Either way, this is a "choose your own adventure" setting, and that change allows us choice.

Dumb. Apparently you've never signed into one of those Korean MMOs that have like 8 players, total. Four of them are gold / credit / etc spammers. The status of the game is irrelevant to people trying to sell crap.

You haven't gone against any grain. You're discussing woodworking, we're doing metal fabrication. You are discussing home economics, we're doing euclidean geometry.

I am pretty sure his ignore quota has gone up quite a bit today.

This post is just more proof that you really don't understand what we are discussing, at all. All of your posts have had questionable logic, reek of a lack of reading comprehension and in some cases are just flat out stupid. I am not trying to be mean, but you are ill-equipped to be a part of this debate.

I have gone back to playing custom SC2 maps for now. Until bioware gets'er fixed up!

Be careful, Jirayia lives in another reality then anyone else in this thread.

So let me get this straight. You haven't taken the time to read the original post, nor the article it links too. Then you contribute a completely unrelated, random opinion... What are you hoping to accomplish?

Which is acceptable, however, you still have not gotten to the root of your original response. You said that time and difficulty are not acceptable answers to why things are not resolved yet. Please back that up with logic, experience and most of all, facts.

Clearly you are a few things: A) confusing me with someone else, I never mentioned 24 hour cycles. Try to keep up. B) Full of crap, or intentionally misreading and misdirecting your responses.

...what? This requires an essay. Please tell me why software development can't be "hard" or "take time". This is me, asking you, three pages or so ago.

Ted is referring to MY question, asking you for an essay to explain why software development can't be "hard" nor "take time". Both things of which he has quoted multiple times now. So, really, explain to me .. why can't software development be difficult or time consuming?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law

...what? This requires an essay. Please tell me why software development can't be "hard" or "take time".

You do realize that i'm just elaborating on your elaboration of my original elaborated point? /kidding.

You do realize I am the OP, that posted this in an attempt to get people to understand? I have said the exact same thing you just did, many times?

Not what I said, or implied, nor what any of my responses have conveyed. We should expect them to fix something when it can be fixed. They are the experts (..hopefully) not us. The point of the article is to explain why the bug that is most important to you is not necessarily the one that will get fixed tomorrow. It doesn't say not to bring up bugs, it is just an attempt at broadening non-industry folks understanding of how the development and fixing of bugs / MMOs works.

It is certainly biased .. against whining little babies who want to get their way. It is condescending .. to stupid people that don't understand. It is kind of rude .. to people with no sense of humor. So, yes, you're right.