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Originally posted by lucasdeis when you were waiting for the game, watching the videos reading the forums of swtor how did you think BEFORE the Launch, the game was going to be like? My prediction was that SWTOR was going to be F2P by th…
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Figure in SWTOR's development cost, loss of customers and the haircut institutional investors took on EA stock. This game is without a doubt the biggest failure in MMORPG history.
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Originally posted by Valentina the OP is either a troll, are hugely misinformed. According to the recent investors call, SWTOR still has just under a million subscribers, yes they have lost a bunch more than 40% listing the subscription being why th…
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If Wal-Mart gave me a copy of SWTOR for free, it would end up in the parking lot garbage can because I have a policy about not putting shit in my car.
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SWTOR is a total failure, perhaps the biggest ever and the numbers do not lie. EA/Bioware claimed 1.7 million active subscribers during Q1 2012 and now this game is sub 500k, sub 300K according to some estimates. That is a drop-off of 61% or 83% i…
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No chance. SWTOR was garbage during beta, garbage at launch and will continue to be garbage when it goes F2P.
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There is no doubt that SWTOR is the biggest pile of fail in MMO history and it really should be renamed to Tortanic.
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It won't work and EA/Biowares officially admitting they are considering it means that they are going to do it in the near future. People are already unwilling to pay a monthly sub for SWTOR and going F2P is not going to change the fact that it is o…
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Originally posted by cutthecrap Originally posted by hh33 SWTOR is a failure and it is going to take a major gaming company down with it when the dust settles. Whoever thought that Biofail would be the death of EA? I love it! Wow, s…
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"Much of the staff — 150 employees by Larry Everett’s estimation — were laid off from the BioWare Austin studios including Senior Community Manager Stephen Reid. The Republic panel really didn’t know what to make of the situation. Layoffs have beco…
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This is nothing more than the next confirmed step towards faildom for this game, the free client is coming around the bend in a couple of months.
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When the dust settles the only story EA/Biofail are going to have is how badly this game tanked.
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Originally posted by Eletheryl Originally posted by hh33 This is nothing more than marketing spin from a company that is desperately attempting to keep it's product from imploding. They cannot make their game stable when 16 people are in th…
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This is nothing more than marketing spin from a company that is desperately attempting to keep it's product from imploding. They cannot make their game stable when 16 people are in the same zone, yet people think they are going to cram 1000s togeth…
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I loved the title of the thread, "How Un-subbing Doesn't Help Population". http://www.swtor.com/community/showthread.php?t=466801 Hopefully that ZirusZero guy follows up with, "Low Tire Pressure Causes Bad Mileage", "Deserts Are Dry Because The…
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Originally posted by NorseGod I found this to be an interesting topic over at the Official forums. http://www.swtor.com/community/showthread.php?t=466801 Are the players that are un-subbing to blame for SWTOR's failure? This isn't directed at…
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Just when I thought that EA/Biofail could not possibly be a bigger bunch of fu*kups they go and do stuff like this. That thread was pure comedy and another perfect example as to why SWTOR is going to fail big time by the end of 2012.
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More lies and marketing nonsense coming from EA/Biofail since the HERO Engine is not engineered for such a system. http://hewiki.heroengine.com/wiki/FAQ http://hewiki.heroengine.com/wiki/Area_FAQ#Players
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73.693 players across 214 servers worldwide means that SWTOR is heading towards the MMO trash heap at lightspeed. EA/Biofail only needs to have 3 servers (PVE, PVE-PvP, PvP) going if these figures are in fact an accurate representation of active…
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In the end run it really makes no difference. EA's reputation with consumers was already in the trash can and Bioware can now proudly join them for pursuing the almighty dollar at any cost.
