It's still a good game, you can get a good star wars buzz when you play, but this extreme focus on the cartel market is a bad sign for me. All these interviews they give keep fixating on cartel market. I know it's the source were they make money, but I think they need to make it back seat subject and develop it without making the entire focal point of development, and the various interviews they give. It reminds me of when they were fixated on legacy and pretty much all you ever heard about was legacy. I think they need to stop marketing a feature that really is the one armed bandit money thief of the game, and start talking about crafting and getting some of that revamped, and put subscibers needs first.
Cartle market is just a feature that supposed to be for F2P people, not something that also forces subscibers to have to pay extra each month to enjoy new content.
"Not even a cray super computer can make this game run well. Thats what happens when you code an MMO in pascal. " - miglor
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Agreed, i tried most of the current crop of AAA MMO's and SWTOR tops them all, just my personal opinion.
It's still a good game, you can get a good star wars buzz when you play, but this extreme focus on the cartel market is a bad sign for me. All these interviews they give keep fixating on cartel market. I know it's the source were they make money, but I think they need to make it back seat subject and develop it without making the entire focal point of development, and the various interviews they give. It reminds me of when they were fixated on legacy and pretty much all you ever heard about was legacy. I think they need to stop marketing a feature that really is the one armed bandit money thief of the game, and start talking about crafting and getting some of that revamped, and put subscibers needs first.
Cartle market is just a feature that supposed to be for F2P people, not something that also forces subscibers to have to pay extra each month to enjoy new content.
"Not even a cray super computer can make this game run well. Thats what happens when you code an MMO in pascal. " - miglor