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Honestly ! Who would actually pay 15 a month for this???

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  • Creslin321Creslin321 Member Posts: 5,359

    It's not a terrible game, in fact, it has a lot of good points.  IMO it has some serious problems as well, BUT posts like these are just terrible.  All they do is fuel the belief that anyone who critcizes the game is just a blind hater that has no idea what they are talking about.

    If you're going to criticize the game, please put together a well reasoned argument and don't just justify your insulting statement with something like "Not even an MMO LOLOLOL!"

    Are you team Azeroth, team Tyria, or team Jacob?

  • WhiteLanternWhiteLantern Member RarePosts: 3,319

    /throws hands in the air

    /waves them like he just don't care

     

     

    Enjoying every minute of my Trooper and my Inquisitor.

    I want a mmorpg where people have gone through misery, have gone through school stuff and actually have had sex even. -sagil

  • GylfiGylfi Member UncommonPosts: 708

    Originally posted by Bama1267

    Originally posted by xion12121

              But it is not an mmo its more of a single player RPG with some chat thrown in.

    If you do't like it, fine . But just because you are playing it solo when it can be played with people doesnt make it any less of an MMO. That statement was ludicrous at best.

    i think most of the people will play it solo. And even those who don't, most of their /played IS solo.

    Majority wins. TOR is not actually a  MMO, it's a MMO only on papers.

  • RizelStarRizelStar Member UncommonPosts: 2,773

    Originally posted by Kidon

    It is up to BW, if they keep updating the game with new valid content, give life subscription now, if they dont then the game will eventually loose subs, but see this, the game is out for a couple of weeks and they already have the test server up with new content anounced :D you really think BW isnt up to the task? if you dont like the game dont pay it is ok, but just face it SWTOR will be here for many years and i'm confident that the subs will keep on increasing.

     

     

    My friend who is SWTOR fan said and I'll quote "They better fix the responsiveness before handing out expansions."

    I might get banned for this. - Rizel Star.

    I'm not afraid to tell trolls what they [need] to hear, even if that means for me to have an forced absence afterwards.

    P2P LOGIC = If it's P2P it means longevity, overall better game, and THE BEST SUPPORT EVER!!!!!(Which has been rinsed and repeated about a thousand times)

    Common Sense Logic = P2P logic is no better than F2P Logic.

  • RizelStarRizelStar Member UncommonPosts: 2,773

    Originally posted by Creslin321

    It's not a terrible game, in fact, it has a lot of good points.  IMO it has some serious problems as well, BUT posts like these are just terrible.  All they do is fuel the belief that anyone who critcizes the game is just a blind hater that has no idea what they are talking about.

    If you're going to criticize the game, please put together a well reasoned argument and don't just justify your insulting statement with something like "Not even an MMO LOLOLOL!"

    Second this OP is tripping.

    I might get banned for this. - Rizel Star.

    I'm not afraid to tell trolls what they [need] to hear, even if that means for me to have an forced absence afterwards.

    P2P LOGIC = If it's P2P it means longevity, overall better game, and THE BEST SUPPORT EVER!!!!!(Which has been rinsed and repeated about a thousand times)

    Common Sense Logic = P2P logic is no better than F2P Logic.

  • LydarSynnLydarSynn Member UncommonPosts: 181

    I'm not generally a theme park fan. However, I played the game in beta and was pleasantly surprised. The story apsect is alot of fun and the flashpoints are awesome. Bioware has added some elements (albeit very small) to what I hope will lead to player controlled and developed worlds. The light side/dark side choices could easily be expanded to other games espcially in scope. Imagine if your choices could influence not only your characters progression but also your faction's direction as related to NPC factions or other player factions. While the game is still a theme park, I believe there are elements that could move the genre forward and it is those elements that I am enjoying right now.

  • GylfiGylfi Member UncommonPosts: 708

    Originally posted by LydarSynn

    I'm not generally a theme park fan. However, I played the game in beta and was pleasantly surprised. The story apsect is alot of fun and the flashpoints are awesome. Bioware has added some elements (albeit very small) to what I hope will lead to player controlled and developed worlds. The light side/dark side choices could easily be expanded to other games espcially in scope. Imagine if your choices could influence not only your characters progression but also your faction's direction as related to NPC factions or other player factions. While the game is still a theme park, I believe there are elements that could move the genre forward and it is those elements that I am enjoying right now.

    they should have done what you said already.  Because the way choices work right now, they mean nothing.

    but i wonder one thing. How can YOUR choices affect the story? If you killed an NPC earlier, and a person you're in a quest with hasn't, how can the game handle the difference, other than by NOT AFFECTING the story at all?

    doesn't that necessity also diminish the beauty of a non-linear single player story? You know TOR is a MMO, then, only because its online elements destroy even all the nicities about single player stories :D

  • ScypherothScypheroth Member Posts: 264

    ill pay 15 a mounth....hell ill pay 30 for me and my GF....woudnt pay a freaking dome for the epic fail WoW....

  • oakthornnoakthornn Member UncommonPosts: 863

    I wouldn't let bioware pay ME to play TOR. ^_^

    Honestly, I enjoyed Beta for a while and at the time I figured it was going to be the greatest single player RPG and MMO of all time... Then as I was leveling up, I realized just how one sided the game truly was.. It's more or less the sequel to KOTOR 2 with a rollercoaster mmorpg flavoring sprinkled on top.. 

    I was trying to convince myself it will get better as I continued leveling, but everything was pretty much the same.. You really don't need to ever group, but guess u can say that about most so called MMORPG's these days.. MMO's of the past like Everquest, DAOC, Vanguard, EQ2, etc are basically of the past. These newer mmo's focus to much on ez mode soloing and racing to the top only to be disappointed with the lack of a worthy end game...

    Anyway, I'm happy I got the chance to test TOR for a nice period of time because if i didn't, I would have bought the collectors edition and played it for a good 2 weeks before realizing how much I've been duped.. 

    Those who decide to get the game need to realize its really a single player rpg with some mmo elements thrown in.. Don't expect it to be an awesome sandbox epic masterpiece, because it's not...

    Rallithon Oakthornn
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  • ezduzitezduzit Member Posts: 112

    Originally posted by Scypheroth

    ill pay 15 a mounth....hell ill pay 30 for me and my GF....woudnt pay a freaking dome for the epic fail WoW....

    I played WoW for 30 minutes back in 2007 and never played again. It's like being suckered into buying a Rebecca Black CD because 10 million main stream people supported it. 

  • ezduzitezduzit Member Posts: 112

    Originally posted by oakthornn

    I wouldn't let bioware pay ME to play TOR. ^_^

    Honestly, I enjoyed Beta for a while and at the time I figured it was going to be the greatest single player RPG and MMO of all time... Then as I was leveling up, I realized just how one sided the game truly was.. It's more or less the sequel to KOTOR 2 with a rollercoaster mmorpg flavoring sprinkled on top.. 

    I was trying to convince myself it will get better as I continued leveling, but everything was pretty much the same.. You really don't need to ever group, but guess u can say that about most so called MMORPG's these days.. MMO's of the past like Everquest, DAOC, Vanguard, EQ2, etc are basically of the past. These newer mmo's focus to much on ez mode soloing and racing to the top only to be disappointed with the lack of a worthy end game...

    Anyway, I'm happy I got the chance to test TOR for a nice period of time because if i didn't, I would have bought the collectors edition and played it for a good 2 weeks before realizing how much I've been duped.. 

    Those who decide to get the game need to realize its really a single player rpg with some mmo elements thrown in.. Don't expect it to be an awesome sandbox epic masterpiece, because it's not...

    Why dont you just admin you only played WoW in your MMO lifetime?

  • EzhaeEzhae Member UncommonPosts: 735

    Originally posted by austriacus

    Originally posted by Ezhae


    Originally posted by austriacus

    I think the answer to this question can only answered in time. If it puts out content like RIFT then i it should be, but if its like WoW then it might just as well go FTP. Also quick note to people saying FTP games dont put out content fast enough. I really dont play FTP games but my friends do and what i see in games from companies like for example Nexon is actually a very vast amount of content released monthly, specially from that side scrolling game Maplestory. Sure they are all pay to win but you cant say there is no content being released. Im pretty sure i see my friends play a different class in maplestory every month

    They don't put out content. They bought a license for content that's already done. Usually western versions of Asian MMOs are about year - two years behind, and all They do is translate it and tweak numbers. Not ot mention games like MAple Story are way easier to rpoduce content for than any of the tripple-A MMOs out on the market. 

    I see. But what about the original asian ones? they seem to be making loads of money, dont they put content out? because as far as i can tell, they also have millions of paying customers

    Also im not saying that it isnt harder for AAA MMOs to add content in comparison to games like maplestory, just saying the content is there

    Things operate differently there. First of all, more people buy stuff from cash shops. It's normal for them. Many of the MMOs there simply don't have subscription model at all. It's either pay per hour or cash shop funded with people spending way more then average western gamer. 

    Several years back there was plenty articles on the web on how the Asian MMOs operate there, and there is much more peer preassure involved due to cultural differences butweetn western and eastern world. Generally, if we would approach MMOs like They do, we would pay more than 15$ a month for F2P games. 

    I still say 15$ subscription is pretty damn good deal, and if You sub for longer periods You generally lower it to 13 or even 10$ per month. That's pretty much how much it would cost me to go to cinema for single, 2-2.5 hour long movie. 

  • VandarixVandarix Member UncommonPosts: 177

    I'm paying $45 a month

  • ZhauricZhauric Member UncommonPosts: 292

    I would and will be. For it being a single player with chat I have had more groups, interacted and met more people than I have in quite some time. For me WoW felt more single player than this. Did I run dungeons a lot in WoW (not like you have a choice)? Yep. Was there any ounce of interaction in them? Not one single bit. Oh other than the group I had last week when someone whispered me to choose to kick someone because their dps just wasn't up to their standards (and it actually wasn't bad and they lost some when they spot healed when the healer went afk). So yeah I'll gladly fork over the $15 because I am doing what I should be in games...

    ...Having fun! But thanks for asking, heh.

  • jarbyjarby Member Posts: 77

    i didnt like the game during beta too and thought i would never play  it again. however i ve already bought my preorder by that time and had no choice but to play the game. then i played for a week and then payed for 60 days lol.

    my advice for those who played beta and didnt like it try now, it is MUCH better.

  • AkiyeAkiye Member Posts: 109

    I pay 15 a month for a mmo game I enjoy. I am enjoying this mmo game. I will pay 15 a month because of this.  WHile some people dont like it and will not. Those that do enjoy it will. It goes for any MMORPG game that is sub and in many cases F2P*peoples bu things from the shops.  I dont see the point of the thread. 

  • GylfiGylfi Member UncommonPosts: 708

    Originally posted by ezduzit

    Originally posted by oakthornn

    I wouldn't let bioware pay ME to play TOR. ^_^

    Honestly, I enjoyed Beta for a while and at the time I figured it was going to be the greatest single player RPG and MMO of all time... Then as I was leveling up, I realized just how one sided the game truly was.. It's more or less the sequel to KOTOR 2 with a rollercoaster mmorpg flavoring sprinkled on top.. 

    I was trying to convince myself it will get better as I continued leveling, but everything was pretty much the same.. You really don't need to ever group, but guess u can say that about most so called MMORPG's these days.. MMO's of the past like Everquest, DAOC, Vanguard, EQ2, etc are basically of the past. These newer mmo's focus to much on ez mode soloing and racing to the top only to be disappointed with the lack of a worthy end game...

    Anyway, I'm happy I got the chance to test TOR for a nice period of time because if i didn't, I would have bought the collectors edition and played it for a good 2 weeks before realizing how much I've been duped.. 

    Those who decide to get the game need to realize its really a single player rpg with some mmo elements thrown in.. Don't expect it to be an awesome sandbox epic masterpiece, because it's not...

    Why dont you just admin you only played WoW in your MMO lifetime?

    you mean that if he did he would accept TOR because all MMO's are like it, namely, shit?

  • monarc333monarc333 Member UncommonPosts: 622

    Gladly paying for this.

  • SikhanderSikhander Member UncommonPosts: 220
    Originally posted by Gylfi

    i think most of the people will play it solo. And even those who don't, most of their /played IS solo.

    Majority wins. TOR is not actually a  MMO, it's a MMO only on papers.

     

    However, you are pointing out the reason for WoW's success - that you can play it as a solo game with a chat room and AH. Personally, I do not like that but it is obvious that it qualifies as a key success factor for an MMO today.
  • OkhamsRazorOkhamsRazor Member Posts: 1,047

    Well along with pretty much everyone else in this thread I'm more than happy to pay a monthly fee for this . In fact I've already brought two 60 day pre paid time cards so I'm going to be playing for 5 months minimum . I think this is the best mmo I've played since Vanilla WoW and in no way is it a single player game with chat put in .

    Sorry OP it looks like your in the minority . Looking at your previous posts most of them seem to be disallusioned with mmos perhaps you should forget about them for a while ? Or just play Buy to play and free to play ones .

  • TyvolusTyvolus Member Posts: 190

    Originally posted by xion12121

              The game is decent as a free to play type game. But it is not an mmo its more of a single player RPG with some chat thrown in. Who is actually willing (Be honest) to pay $15 dollars  a month for a game not worth one penny???

    This reminded me of the STO model.  Seemed like a good idea for F2P or B2P tye co-op/MMO hybrid, but far from true MMO game that requires a monthly fee.  But the younger gamers, and I dont know how else to say it, just dont know any better as there hasnt been a great MMO released since EQ1.  Its like taking someone to only beaches in New England and they think Cape Cod is the best beach EVAH !!  Then they make it to Hawaii one day and realize what its all about.

  • calranthecalranthe Member UncommonPosts: 359

    Alot of the story and quests are very entertaining, more so than alot of movies I could rent, I have had many WTF! moments of choosing what to do or getting betrayed which is all very bioware so for me it is a definite yes, I understand this game is not for everyone but It suites alot of us it seems, to the rest I wish you luck finding a game that ticks all your boxes.

     

  • Bama1267Bama1267 Member UncommonPosts: 1,822

    Originally posted by Gylfi

    Originally posted by Bama1267


    Originally posted by xion12121

              But it is not an mmo its more of a single player RPG with some chat thrown in.

    If you do't like it, fine . But just because you are playing it solo when it can be played with people doesnt make it any less of an MMO. That statement was ludicrous at best.

    i think most of the people will play it solo. And even those who don't, most of their /played IS solo.

    Majority wins. TOR is not actually a  MMO, it's a MMO only on papers.

     That isnt even an opinion because It is a fact that TOR is an MMO. I get that you don't like the game , but don't try to call an apple an orange. Do people play it solo ...sure. Do they have to? No. Ive solo'd in plenty of MMO's and can do so all the way to end game If I so chose to. Could It have elements of the game like you mentioned in other posts that encourage community and grouping, like politics etc etc? Sure IT could, but just because It doesnt have them does not make it any less of an MMO ... but rather just something you do not like.

  • ValkaernValkaern Member UncommonPosts: 497

    Originally posted by xion12121

              The game is decent as a free to play type game. But it is not an mmo its more of a single player RPG with some chat thrown in. Who is actually willing (Be honest) to pay $15 dollars  a month for a game not worth one penny???

    Me.

     

    I'd pay more as well without hesitation as 15$ for a *month* subscription (8£ for me) is such a  negligable amount of money I feel like I'm robbing them.

     

     Surprise, welcome to Earth. People have different tastes no matter how many self indulgent posts you make.

  • vkejaivkejai Member UncommonPosts: 99

    I am very happy with SWTOR currently, I havent tried the Pvp yet , and probably wont for a while , but its something different  ( scifi ) compared to most of the fantasy crap thats out there . Give it a chance , please remember how bad WoW was at release :)

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