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  • FromHellFromHell Member Posts: 1,311
    Originally posted by tiefighter25

    ToR is nothing like SWG.

    And the two main reasons are

    1. Voiceovers =/= Gameplay

    2. Gameplay > Voiceovers

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  • DoogiehowserDoogiehowser Member Posts: 1,873
    Originally posted by FromHell
    Originally posted by Doogiehowser
    A lot of players here especially those who are obsessed with SWTOR have been hoping for the game to die since release.

    It was not a good idea to completely screw the Ex-SWG players and give us NOTHING, not even remotely throw us a bone. BW pretended that SWG never existed. BIG mistake. MAJOR mistake.

    That, and no space combat, no chat bubbles, no sitting in chairs, no day/night changes, no customizable ships or houses, no alternative leveling zones, dumbed down useless crafting... whole static planets locked into level ranges. Simply bad and incomplete game design in all corners.

    I didn't know Bioware owed it to SWG fans to give them something? SWTOR is not even on same level of SWG game design.  And they were open about it from day one.

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  • ktanner3ktanner3 Member UncommonPosts: 4,063
    Originally posted by Doogiehowser
    Originally posted by FromHell
    Originally posted by Doogiehowser
    A lot of players here especially those who are obsessed with SWTOR have been hoping for the game to die since release.

    It was not a good idea to completely screw the Ex-SWG players and give us NOTHING, not even remotely throw us a bone. BW pretended that SWG never existed. BIG mistake. MAJOR mistake.

    That, and no space combat, no chat bubbles, no sitting in chairs, no day/night changes, no customizable ships or houses, no alternative leveling zones, dumbed down useless crafting... whole static planets locked into level ranges. Simply bad and incomplete game design in all corners.

    I didn't know Bioware owed it to SWG fans to give them something? SWTOR is not even on same level of SWG game design.  And they were open about it from day one.

    I don't understand that mentality either. If anyone has an issue with SWG shutting down they need to direct their anger at SOE.It was their handling of the game that caused the massive exit of players that eventuallly led to the game being shut down.  Bioware doesn't owe anything to the fans of SWG. 

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  • erictlewiserictlewis Member UncommonPosts: 3,022
    Originally posted by ktanner3
    Originally posted by Doogiehowser
    Originally posted by FromHell
    Originally posted by Doogiehowser
    A lot of players here especially those who are obsessed with SWTOR have been hoping for the game to die since release.

    It was not a good idea to completely screw the Ex-SWG players and give us NOTHING, not even remotely throw us a bone. BW pretended that SWG never existed. BIG mistake. MAJOR mistake.

    That, and no space combat, no chat bubbles, no sitting in chairs, no day/night changes, no customizable ships or houses, no alternative leveling zones, dumbed down useless crafting... whole static planets locked into level ranges. Simply bad and incomplete game design in all corners.

    I didn't know Bioware owed it to SWG fans to give them something? SWTOR is not even on same level of SWG game design.  And they were open about it from day one.

    I don't understand that mentality either. If anyone has an issue with SWG shutting down they need to direct their anger at SOE.It was their handling of the game that caused the massive exit of players that eventuallly led to the game being shut down.  Bioware doesn't owe anything to the fans of SWG. 

    I think some folks had it in thier mind the reason why swg was closed was due to the fact that LA refused to renew the ip.  A lof of them me included think that Lucas Arts did not want to have two star wars mmo's compeeting with each other.  Quite frankly I don't blame EA I blame Lucas Arts.  

    EA owes me nothing,  however I think they owe the folks who are still playing a better game than what they have to live with currently. 

     

  • Azaron_NightbladeAzaron_Nightblade Member EpicPosts: 4,829

    Yep, definitely LA - but I guess bashing the MMO is easier than hating on the company.

    Lets not forget how they also forced Obsidian's hand in releasing KOTOR 2 before it was ready, and all the content that had to be cut because of it.

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  • LoverNoFighterLoverNoFighter Member Posts: 294

    SWTOR is a failure. Just face the truth already.

    Should just have made SWG 2 instead. SWG pre cu style with content from CU / NGE.

  • Azaron_NightbladeAzaron_Nightblade Member EpicPosts: 4,829
    Originally posted by LoverNoFighter

    SWTOR is a failure. Just face the truth already.

    Should just have made SWG 2 instead. SWG pre cu style with content from CU / NGE.

    According to your signature that holds true for every MMO that isn't "SWG pre CU". ;)

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  • bfpiercelkbfpiercelk Member UncommonPosts: 47
    Originally posted by LoverNoFighter

    SWTOR is a failure. Just face the truth already.

    Should just have made SWG 2 instead. SWG pre cu style with content from CU / NGE.

     

    This would have been an even worse failure than SWTOR is...

    If you want to play SWG so bad then go PLAY it.

  • DraronDraron Member Posts: 993
    Originally posted by tiefighter25
    Originally posted by Draron
    I think everyone's forgetting the population will surely drop after the weeks stretch on from the latest content patch, it's how things work in a themepark game. Nothing different than usual here - when 1.7 launches I'm pretty sure things will be back to how they were before, at least for awhile. So is the circle of life.

    I don't think this is lull between patches. I believe you are seeing a large dip in FTP players playing. My guess is that doesn't seem so prevalent to subbers because you probably don't interact much with them in the first place. (Not much warzones, OPs, or even FPs for them.

    Just underlining some key words. Whatever the reason is for the lower population servers isn't clear and anyones guess, but I'm still leaning towards more of it as people slacking off until the next content update.

  • DraronDraron Member Posts: 993
    Originally posted by UMADBRO
    I tryed to play the game. I bought collectors edition and everything.  Unfortunately when I go to launch the launcher it hangs on "Installing Main Assets" Haven't been able to find an easy fix so gave up. I took it as an omen.

    I've had the same thing happen to me when I used the installer on the disc from the Collector's Edition. Did you try downloading the entire game without using the DVD's? It worked for me.

  • AxiosImmortalAxiosImmortal Member UncommonPosts: 645
    Originally posted by bfpiercelk
    Originally posted by LoverNoFighter

    SWTOR is a failure. Just face the truth already.

    Should just have made SWG 2 instead. SWG pre cu style with content from CU / NGE.

     

    This would have been an even worse failure than SWTOR is...

    If you want to play SWG so bad then go PLAY it.

    SWG's live server is dead. lol.

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  • DraronDraron Member Posts: 993
    Originally posted by Jonoku
    Originally posted by bfpiercelk
    Originally posted by LoverNoFighter

    SWTOR is a failure. Just face the truth already.

    Should just have made SWG 2 instead. SWG pre cu style with content from CU / NGE.

     

    This would have been an even worse failure than SWTOR is...

    If you want to play SWG so bad then go PLAY it.

    SWG's live server is dead. lol.

    And people say SWTOR is dead. Some things just need to be let go.

  • grimalgrimal Member UncommonPosts: 2,935
    Originally posted by simplius
    Originally posted by grimal

    Just rename the title of this thread to "Superniceguy vs Bioware". In fact, he should just rename himself to ANTITOR since he rarely posts about anything else.

     

    so,,he is not allowed to write his opinion on a website about mmos,,only TOR Fans can post?

    thats the BW way,,and it will hurt them a lot more in the long run

    about a year ago:

    BIGGEST MMO LAUNCH IN HISTORY

    WERE GOING AFTER WOW

    THIS WILL SET NEW STANDARDS FOR THE GENRE

    it did,,never have so many players dropped a game so fast

    they had their three strikes now,,give the IP to another company, so the 2 mio fans can have

    a GOOD star wars mmo

    or would you have another zombified game like warhammer online?

    they came, they launched, and they failed

    some things are better in SWTOR, than in ANY other game,,companions, voice overs etc

    but most of it is below standard,,or worse

    thats one reason for for the strong feelings about SWTOR,,it is attractive, and pulls the player in

    but then pushes them back again in the next minute

    When his sole contribution to this site is posting messages about how he hates SWTOR, then no, I don't think he should be allowed to post.

  • DraronDraron Member Posts: 993
    Originally posted by grimal
    Originally posted by simplius
    Originally posted by grimal

    Just rename the title of this thread to "Superniceguy vs Bioware". In fact, he should just rename himself to ANTITOR since he rarely posts about anything else.

     

    so,,he is not allowed to write his opinion on a website about mmos,,only TOR Fans can post?

    thats the BW way,,and it will hurt them a lot more in the long run

    about a year ago:

    BIGGEST MMO LAUNCH IN HISTORY

    WERE GOING AFTER WOW

    THIS WILL SET NEW STANDARDS FOR THE GENRE

    it did,,never have so many players dropped a game so fast

    they had their three strikes now,,give the IP to another company, so the 2 mio fans can have

    a GOOD star wars mmo

    or would you have another zombified game like warhammer online?

    they came, they launched, and they failed

    some things are better in SWTOR, than in ANY other game,,companions, voice overs etc

    but most of it is below standard,,or worse

    thats one reason for for the strong feelings about SWTOR,,it is attractive, and pulls the player in

    but then pushes them back again in the next minute

    When his sole contribution to this site is posting messages about how he hates SWTOR, then no, I don't think he should be allowed to post.

    Sadly, most of those posters barely stop just before the land mines that trigger a warning/ban and get away with it. But it's clear to a good majority that read these forums who they are (not calling anyone out in particular).

  • superniceguysuperniceguy Member UncommonPosts: 2,278
    Originally posted by grimal
    Originally posted by simplius
    Originally posted by grimal

    Just rename the title of this thread to "Superniceguy vs Bioware". In fact, he should just rename himself to ANTITOR since he rarely posts about anything else.

     

    so,,he is not allowed to write his opinion on a website about mmos,,only TOR Fans can post?

    thats the BW way,,and it will hurt them a lot more in the long run

    about a year ago:

    BIGGEST MMO LAUNCH IN HISTORY

    WERE GOING AFTER WOW

    THIS WILL SET NEW STANDARDS FOR THE GENRE

    it did,,never have so many players dropped a game so fast

    they had their three strikes now,,give the IP to another company, so the 2 mio fans can have

    a GOOD star wars mmo

    or would you have another zombified game like warhammer online?

    they came, they launched, and they failed

    some things are better in SWTOR, than in ANY other game,,companions, voice overs etc

    but most of it is below standard,,or worse

    thats one reason for for the strong feelings about SWTOR,,it is attractive, and pulls the player in

    but then pushes them back again in the next minute

    When his sole contribution to this site is posting messages about how he hates SWTOR, then no, I don't think he should be allowed to post.

    I do not hate SWTOR, and if you think that then you vastly misunderstand me. I am not called superniceguy for the sake of it. I am just frustrated that EA/BW are not doing anything to keep the game going strong. If the game seemed to be doing OK, I would not be here posting. If I hate one MMO it would be WOW, or rather its huge success, as otherwise SWG may not have had the CU or NGE, and SWTOR would not be like what it is, or so many MMOs tried to copy it, but be their own unique style instead

    SWTOR is a great game for a few months, but is not one to either love or hate - Buy, play for a few months, then quit or play very casually in F2P as I do. I would like another MMO that keeps me hooked for years, and not even STO can do that but at least they are trying with it and so are other MMOs. I also like playing games on my Xbox but with SWG that kept me to busy from playing them, now with its shut down it has given me time to play them, and in a way I am glad, but Xbox 360 games mostly feel like games, whereas SWG was something more, and SWTOR and other existing / active MMOs feel like games too, and nothing that is that little bit more like SWG was, that made the $15 per month seem worth it.

    For SWTOR, I preordered and purchased the Collectors Edition, plus 2 standard editions, plus 2 60 day time cards and built a new PC specially to play it on, and went into F2P with over 3000 cartel coins. I spent a lot on the game alraedy, and I do not plan on giving up on it.

    Nothing I have posted says "I hate SWTOR". It just facts. It is fact that the game had 2 million sales and went so low they had to make it F2P. They still kept bringing out updates in 2012, and people still left. It is fact that they have been still living off content that was created a year ago. I have shown that others who pay a sub to the game, see this too, as stated on the official forums to the linked thread in the OP. It is fact that your server has had a drop in players, but yet you claim it has not. Considering the game has not been improved with F2P, the reason why people left in the first place, was not plugged, so it stands to reason, the same thing will happen again. SWTOR would have had greater chance if they did more for the game before going F2P, or flooded the game with a tonne of content at F2P, and got Makeb in before the end of 2012 and be free, like EA said it would have been. Then they could have taken a break later in 2013 or 2014, as it gives players a bigger carrot to chew on. Delaying content is not wise, as people will just leave and they get less money, and so makes creating more content later harder. The last few months is the best they are going to get.

    What I post is things that EA/BW should be doing to keep this game alive.

    If you do not want me posting, you definately hate me though. I just post opinions on the game, I do not go bashing others, which seems to be the in thing for fans of the game, who have no facts or decent discussion to refute our comments and so go bashing us instead. I definately do not hate you or others who like the game, and respect you and others who like the game, but just trying to get your head out of the sand and if you can do something about trying to get more people into the game then do it, but I find comments stating there has been no steady drop at all a bit offbeat / unrealistic (when there obviously has been a drop and even other fans said so but only making it out to be temporary, and I could have accepted that last year) - a knee jerk reaction without much thought. If you just wrote "My server is still packed in all areas" then that would have been postitive and accurate, and nothing there for me to comment on. Usually what I write has had plenty of thought put into it.

    At the end of the day, I am just grabbing the ugly bull by the horns and dealing with it and not burying my head in the sand, and attempting to get people to see sense and pass the info on to EA/ Bioware. Bioware is not going to do anything when no one gives any feedback, but then people have tried and got banned for it, or it just gets ignored I suppose, but you have to be in it to win it!. Right now it is not too late to try and do stuff to save SWTOR, but leave it another few months, and it could be. If I am right about the game being dead in 12 weeks, and something was done and works then YAY, game saved, if I am wrong, and something is done to save game and works then super YAY, as game gets many more players. Seriosuly I am trying to save SWTOR - putting out comments that hopefully Bioware will pick up on and do it to get more people to the game, and not kill it.

  • KatsuragisamaKatsuragisama Member UncommonPosts: 1

    While I see a lot people claiming that this is expected because of content drought, TORStatus tells a different story.  

     

    The Legacy patch was released on 4/12/2012.  The Allies patch was released 6/26/2012.  Terror from Beyond was released 9/26/2012.  After that was HK-51, which launched the date of F2P.

     

    However, exlcuding HK-51, all three of the major release patches show no significant jump in population increase after the release of those patches.  While there was a slight increase, this only lasted a week in some cases.  Beyond that, the 'shiny' effect wore off quite quickly.  

    In fact, after the Legacy patch, the spike lasted about 12 days, and then declined below what it was before the patch.  The Allies patch did not show significant improvement or decline, as overall population was already abysmal at this point.  

    As many of us watched our guildmembers leave for other things (like Diablo III for example), most of them never came back.  They other stuck with their new game, or moved on to something else while completely ignoring TOR.  

    Thousands of players did not come back with the release of new content.  But thousands of players did however leave when a new game, MMO or not, was released.  The only time any server saw a significant spike in activity was after transfers, massive server consolidation, and F2P.  This game will have to continue to merge servers to retain a constant amount of player activity an MMO needs.

    Content will keep players playing for longer, but for this game it does not seem to bring them back, no matter what the patch brings (so far).

  • simpliussimplius Member UncommonPosts: 1,134

    because the content is more of the same, that actually drove so many away

    and bugs are increasing in a steady rate

    back in prelaunch,,with the 35 gig client,,i had pretty smooth gameplay,,some bugs, but thats expected at launch

    patch 1.4 made the game almost unplayable,,normally mmos  improve stability

    this one is actually declining,,i think its the hero engine

    hero engine was made for short presentations,,not for running hours and hours,,and not with so many features

    at least the STO guys had the guts to try new things,,and they also had the common sense to apologize and

    explain, when things borked up

  • simpliussimplius Member UncommonPosts: 1,134
    Originally posted by grimal
    Originally posted by simplius
    Originally posted by grimal

    Just rename the title of this thread to "Superniceguy vs Bioware". In fact, he should just rename himself to ANTITOR since he rarely posts about anything else.

     

    so,,he is not allowed to write his opinion on a website about mmos,,only TOR Fans can post?

    thats the BW way,,and it will hurt them a lot more in the long run

    about a year ago:

    BIGGEST MMO LAUNCH IN HISTORY

    WERE GOING AFTER WOW

    THIS WILL SET NEW STANDARDS FOR THE GENRE

    it did,,never have so many players dropped a game so fast

    they had their three strikes now,,give the IP to another company, so the 2 mio fans can have

    a GOOD star wars mmo

    or would you have another zombified game like warhammer online?

    they came, they launched, and they failed

    some things are better in SWTOR, than in ANY other game,,companions, voice overs etc

    but most of it is below standard,,or worse

    thats one reason for for the strong feelings about SWTOR,,it is attractive, and pulls the player in

    but then pushes them back again in the next minute

    When his sole contribution to this site is posting messages about how he hates SWTOR, then no, I don't think he should be allowed to post.

    nobody is forcing you to read his posts,,by logging into this site, you have shown interest in players

    opinions about the games they play,,just beacause you dont have the same opinion, that doesnt make his opinion right or wrong,,same as yours

    by your standard, i should try and get GW2/STO haters banned too

    but i barely visit those forums,,so why bother? the games stay the same anyway

  • tiefighter25tiefighter25 Member Posts: 937
    It bears mentionong that Terra has garnered a lot of interest since its far less restrictive Free To Play. That would explain a lot of SWTOR's FTP population migrating to a different game. (The trend can be seen at a third party website.)
  • EletherylEletheryl Member Posts: 152
    Originally posted by tiefighter25
    It bears mentionong that Terra has garnered a lot of interest since its far less restrictive Free To Play. That would explain a lot of SWTOR's FTP population migrating to a different game. (The trend can be seen at a third party website.)

    The people playing games like swtor is not the same people who love to play korean games like Tera, you are talking about the AION players, the other F2P Korean MMO. 

  • tiefighter25tiefighter25 Member Posts: 937
    Originally posted by Eletheryl
    Originally posted by tiefighter25
    It bears mentionong that Terra has garnered a lot of interest since its far less restrictive Free To Play. That would explain a lot of SWTOR's FTP population migrating to a different game. (The trend can be seen at a third party website.)

    The people playing games like swtor is not the same people who love to play korean games like Tera, you are talking about the AION players, the other F2P Korean MMO. 

    By no means am I the Wizzard of Oz, but Path of Exile and Terra's poopuations (both FTP) appear to have grown rapidly in the last month. Aion appears to be stable. D3 (BTP) and SWTOR (Freemium) appear to have experienced a decline in population.

    I was speculating on SWTOR's decline being attributable to other games as opposed to just attrition. Both Terra and Path of Exile have laxer FTP systems.

    I think that you underestimate the FTP playerbases' ability to skip from genre to genre.

    This is of course all speculation, (based on a some data). I'm sure someone will point this out.

  • EletherylEletheryl Member Posts: 152
    Originally posted by tiefighter25
    Originally posted by Eletheryl
    Originally posted by tiefighter25
    It bears mentionong that Terra has garnered a lot of interest since its far less restrictive Free To Play. That would explain a lot of SWTOR's FTP population migrating to a different game. (The trend can be seen at a third party website.)

    The people playing games like swtor is not the same people who love to play korean games like Tera, you are talking about the AION players, the other F2P Korean MMO. 

    By no means am I the Wizzard of Oz, but Path of Exile and Terra's poopuations (both FTP) appear to have grown rapidly in the last month. Aion appears to be stable. D3 (BTP) and SWTOR (Freemium) appear to have experienced a decline in population.

    I was speculating on SWTOR's decline being attributable to other games as opposed to just attrition. Both Terra and Path of Exile have laxer FTP systems.

    I think that you underestimate the FTP playerbases' ability to skip from genre to genre.

    This is of course all speculation, (based on a some data). I'm sure someone will point this out.

    I have a sub with swtor and havent played in like a week or so, is doesnt meant i quit, just taking a break till the new update coming this month, a lot of people is probably doing the same, thats how the playerbase in a MMO works, and thats why the Population in swtor is not growing like weeks before, however, the playerbase is stable and the activity will be back to like it was   or even better with the launch of the 1.7 update.

  • KarteliKarteli Member CommonPosts: 2,646
    Originally posted by Eletheryl
    Originally posted by tiefighter25
    It bears mentionong that Terra has garnered a lot of interest since its far less restrictive Free To Play. That would explain a lot of SWTOR's FTP population migrating to a different game. (The trend can be seen at a third party website.)

    The people playing games like swtor is not the same people who love to play korean games like Tera, you are talking about the AION players, the other F2P Korean MMO. 

    That blanket statement isn't true.  I found enjoyment in Aion since it went F2P, and ArcheAge looks really good as well (actual housing & land ownership / decoration, actual roleplay features).  Both are Korean games.  I also found SWTOR fun, or at least fun before the content dried out and new content was just rehashed old stuff.

     

    Korea has some good games and even more stinkers.  But the same can be said for any country.

     

    A good game is fun regardless of where it came from, and thus worthy of playing.  It might be true that people who invested themselves in SWTOR would like to see SWTOR get fixed & improved, but that doesn't equate to it being a longtime fun game or even a game meant to be played exclusively.

     

    Good games come in all colors, if you get my drift.

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  • darkhalf357xdarkhalf357x Member UncommonPosts: 1,237

    Funny to me.  When we played games in the 80s.  We never sat around and asked "Is Megaman still selling?  I see that its Toys R Us volumes have been low"

    I guess it was because we were having too much fun playing to care.  If I didnt like a game I sold it or threw it away.  Played something else.

    Funny how things change....

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  • superniceguysuperniceguy Member UncommonPosts: 2,278
    Originally posted by Eletheryl
    Originally posted by tiefighter25
    Originally posted by Eletheryl
    Originally posted by tiefighter25
    It bears mentionong that Terra has garnered a lot of interest since its far less restrictive Free To Play. That would explain a lot of SWTOR's FTP population migrating to a different game. (The trend can be seen at a third party website.)

    The people playing games like swtor is not the same people who love to play korean games like Tera, you are talking about the AION players, the other F2P Korean MMO. 

    By no means am I the Wizzard of Oz, but Path of Exile and Terra's poopuations (both FTP) appear to have grown rapidly in the last month. Aion appears to be stable. D3 (BTP) and SWTOR (Freemium) appear to have experienced a decline in population.

    I was speculating on SWTOR's decline being attributable to other games as opposed to just attrition. Both Terra and Path of Exile have laxer FTP systems.

    I think that you underestimate the FTP playerbases' ability to skip from genre to genre.

    This is of course all speculation, (based on a some data). I'm sure someone will point this out.

    I have a sub with swtor and havent played in like a week or so, is doesnt meant i quit, just taking a break till the new update coming this month, a lot of people is probably doing the same, thats how the playerbase in a MMO works, and thats why the Population in swtor is not growing like weeks before, however, the playerbase is stable and the activity will be back to like it was   or even better with the launch of the 1.7 update.

    Yeah probably, and if this was said last year, then I would agree with you, but despite updates throughout 2012, the populations still declined, and never got back to what it was or even better, and if it did it would not have gone F2P. F2P did not do anything to fix the population loss, so chances are the same thing will happen again. With Tera and TSW now F2P/B2P there are more attrractive better valued games to spend time on instead

    When the game had its last spike, which was 13th Jan, that was the weekend after they allowed people more char slots. I would think people would be busy levelling up those extra chars still keeping servers FULL, but does not look like it.

    1.7 does not look all that awesome, it has PVP content which will not appeal to PVE players which is the main attraction of this game / F2P, and the reputation system is just another grindfest, similar to the Legacy system. STO has it, and it is not exciting to do in there either. To do it in both - no chance.

    The next time the game may get a major boost will be when Makeb is about to be released, as I may even resub to get that at half price, and hopefully get the preorder perks if not too late, then unsub and carry on playing as preferred if have nopt quite finished stuff.

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