MMO Launches

[jpem]

Played Swtor at EA and it was certainly much smoother than this for me. There were issues but nothing game breaking for my experience personally. EA here has been nom stop gamebreaking errors.

And what that other guy said, it's 2013 and this game isn't really trying anything new gameplay wise. This probably could have been avoided had the game been stress tested for more than 3 days. People need to stop being so conditioned to having to endure a poorly planned/tested product and raise their standards sometimes. Just because it was okay 10 years ago doesn't mean it needs to be now. It doesn't just apply to MMO's. Tons of single player games come out rushed and are buggy messes.

[Taral]

This probably could have been avoided had the game been stress tested for more than 3 days.

That i can agree with, i didn't see them really stress test much...

[SkyeWindbinder]

Don't waste your breath, OP.

This is a customary tradition for every MMO launch since the dawn of time. MMO launches, there are problems, developers scramble to fix problems while people whine, the launch is considered a failure, people stomp their feet and stick their lips out and say "well I'll just go play somehting else and I'll never ever play your game EVER!"... it's as predictable and timeless as the sun rising in the east and setting in the west. lol

[Nyktharas]

Welcome to the typical MMO community.

It's just a small minority of usually children / teens who are used to getting everything handed to them, and are not accustomed to not getting their way. Just ignore them and you'll enjoy the game much more.