Was going to try the OB, first thing it tries to install is the Pando media booster so pass.

Roflicers of the Lawl

The intro was cut due to space I believe.

Bioware - a game company with a great history for making great games, Star Wars - the intellectual property that practically coined the term 'intellectual property', and MMOs - the only drug with no 12-step program. When Bioware announced Star Wars: The Old Republic I knew that was the recipe of a great game (and me being single again) so I loaded up the SW:tOR forums and started scouring them for information. I watched the first video diary and learned they would make storyline a big part of the game experience. If there was ever a bunch of guys that could make storyline work in an MMO it would be Bioware, that's one of the things they always got right, storyline and soft core porn. When the next Friday update comes through the site with screens of naked. . .blue. . .alien. . .ass, I'll be sold! Wait, what? Oh, whoops, sorry, Fox News is only three channels away from G4 on the Comcast. . .my fault. After I watched the videos, downloaded the wallpapers, and read through the forums I came to a souring realization, the forums sounded exactly like the last eight MMO forums prior to their releases. A truck load of player opinion and discussion. A community moderator closing the thread when the player housing discussion shifted to whether or not my mother's house should have a lock on the door. And a few links to interviews where every third answer is, "We really can't talk about that yet", apparently the only thing holding back the rise of Soviet Russia is that they don't quite know if they'll be able to drive a land speeder or not when the game goes live.
I want this game to succeed, I want to give you my money for a few years, but I'm not watching your game because I'm a Star Wars fan, I'm watching because I'm an MMO fan. MMO fans lately haven't been treated all that well; Age of Conan (Fox News doesn't mind topless characters at level one, it's only offensive when you have to play through 50 hours of the story first), Warhammer Online (we love large scale PvP with hundreds of people, just don't stand very close to anyone when you do it), and Darkfall (I'll bet if you check right this very minute, the online store is 'temporarily' closed. You got the Greek translation wrong 'perpetually' is the word you were looking for there). I guess us MMO types have been into a little S&M lately, the really sad part being that we all still have running subscriptions for at least two of those games.
I want to get the weekly updates, video diaries, and blogs. I wait for them and talk about them on a bunch of different forums. In fact, we need all the prequel stuff for background information on the new setting. But I'm not worried or concerned about the fourth pillar, your Bioware, no one will do the fourth pillar as well as you. I'm worried about the other three pillars because it's not as if past game companies have those nailed down. So in an effort to get some MMO type information, and to give people some insight into what kinds of theories and ideas Bioware has planned for SW:tOR, allow me to ask you way too many questions about your game Star Wars: The Old Republic, the massive multiplayer online game.