Originally posted by Biggus99

Originally posted by Siveria

Well the thing is, Bioware promised a generic mmorpg and they delivered one near-flawlessly, Problem is, SOME people are sick to death of the world of warcraft-like generic mmorpg.

FIFY.

 

I'd go even further: considering the number of active subscriptions to theme parks vs. sandboxes I would change "some people" to "a tiny iconoclastic group that is disproportionately represented in forums where games are whined about."

Client update of 97mb

Originally posted by Naral

Hell there are only two more weekend before early release anyway, not like we have to wait much longer.

Whew, only 16 more days of the hyperbolic complaining?  Oh, darn it.

Wait--with WoW it lasted at least a couple of years after launch!  We're saved!

Originally posted by Siveria

Well the thing is, Bioware promised a generic mmorpg and they delivered one near-flawlessly, Problem is, people are sick to death of the world of warcraft-like generic mmorpg.

They can go back to MW3 and BF3 then.

Originally posted by Iselin

Originally posted by Biggus99

Originally posted by Siveria

Well the thing is, Bioware promised a generic mmorpg and they delivered one near-flawlessly, Problem is, SOME people are sick to death of the world of warcraft-like generic mmorpg.

FIFY.

 

I'd go even further: considering the number of active subscriptions to theme parks vs. sandboxes I would change "some people" to "a tiny iconoclastic group that is disproportionately represented in forums where games are whined about."

This.

No more weekend test actually is good because I wasn't able to stop playing, thus increasing the amount of content to be repeated.

Hey, the beta ended last night. Right now i want to be playing the game. If you feel like i do, then Bioware has done their job at making a immersive and fun mmorpg. If tomorrow and the next day and the following after that you still feel this way, even though you can come here and say the game is this or that and give a negative opinion, then you are not being honest with yourself about how the game had a more positive impact.

Originally posted by Iselin

Originally posted by Biggus99

Originally posted by Siveria

Well the thing is, Bioware promised a generic mmorpg and they delivered one near-flawlessly, Problem is, SOME people are sick to death of the world of warcraft-like generic mmorpg.

FIFY.

 

I'd go even further: considering the number of active subscriptions to theme parks vs. sandboxes I would change "some people" to "a tiny iconoclastic group that is disproportionately represented in forums where games are whined about."

Apt!

dear "i want to click dialogue away and just kill some stuff plz" people..

since the first anouncements it has been clear that sw:tor will focus on exactly that point, the full voiced over story part,  to distinguish itself from the other mmos out there, yeah..really..they even said that, for the rest game play they would rely on stuff that has proven itself in the genre over the years...

so why did you even care to beta-test?!