[QUOTE="Pete-B"]

[QUOTE="ActicEdge"]

The online is a giant dump in the mouth I agree but hopefully there will be ways to get it cheap.

ActicEdge

I mean it could've been all the above at $500. :P

I don't see why everyone has low standards. Why can't I have "both"? Is wanting 2 things that I have been accustomed too for like 13 years wrong? Or is everyone just passive as shit now?

[QUOTE="gunmaster55555"]

[QUOTE="gameguy6700"]

If you're trying to decide whether to pass up TOR in favor of waiting for a 2012 MMORPG, I'd recommend waiting for either GW2 or TERA. Both are looking leagues better than TOR which is just a WoW clone (except it has voice acting and a story!!1). And when I say WoW clone, I mean it is literally a Star Wars mod for WoW:

So if you really liked WoW and want the same experience you had in WoW...resubscribe to WoW. If you want something new, wait for GW2 or TERA.

gameguy6700

[QUOTE="TerrorRizzing"]

its a fantastic game, way better than I expected.

Johnny_Rock

Way, way, way better than I expected.

[QUOTE="Joncon88"]But you say settling when they may not see it that way. Im not arguing your point of more customization. I just think because they didn't add it makes them lazy... It is there product and they are the designers. airshocker

People don't normally see things from another persons perspective when that person is criticizing them. That doesn't make the criticism any less valid.

[QUOTE="Joncon88"]I think you saying laziness may be a stretch. I mean more money went into this game than any other. As well years and years of development. I think they wanted to keep some distinctions between classes and this was one way they did it. airshocker

Then it's even more shameful that customization and uniquity lost out to some developers idea of distinction. Settling for things being okay is laziness. The game would have been better if they took a page from SWG.

[QUOTE="airshocker"]

[QUOTE="trijity"]

I think many of these complaints would be legit if not in the form of an MMO. The limitations to some of the customization you desire give meaning and reasoning to rolling a specific class. Which I feel is needed. As far as playable wookies, I completely agree in the sense that they need a more diverse race system besides.. "The purple human, the red human, the blind human, the human human", but I do not know if Wookie is a valid option. Since the game is boasting it's voice over's so much, a forever wookie whelp would be highly irritating after a few minutes.

Reason 4 and 5 are legit though, 3 months of any game can cause burn-out, and MMO's do take time for progression.

trijity

Heard these excuses before. SWG had everything I just listed. It's far from impossible to implement anything I suggested.

A class has "meaning" by nature of the class, not the way a player chooses to customize. So I think the lack of customization is due to sheer laziness on the part of Bioware, which is a shame.

Last time I noticed, SWG never boasted the voice overs SWTOR is. Also...last time I noticed...SWG aint doin too hot. (i.e. it dead)