I'm sad to see this game going the same route as SWTOR.

[SynMaris]

Snip.

SWTOR's initial dip was the typical one too, but eventually the games lack of content is what did it in, which is what is going to happen here if they don't get their shit together.

[Reslin]

SWTOR's initial dip was the typical one too, but eventually the games lack of content is what did it in, which is what is going to happen here if they don't get their shit together.

No it wasn't the typical one. They lost 500,000 subs. We didn't.

[SynMaris]

No it wasn't the typical one. They lost 500,000 subs. We didn't.

1.4 MIL to 600K, you're right, you didn't lose 500k, you lost more.

BTW sources for your claims please, you always make that claim but never source it.

[Reslin]

1.4 MIL to 600K, you're right, you didn't lose 500k, you lost more.

BTW sources for your claims please, you always make that claim but never source it.

1.4 million box copies sold. Those aren't subscribers. State your source that these people actually subscribed to the game before they stopped playing. Do you even know what a subscriber is? Also source incoming. My memory was fuzzy it's right here. http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...since-february so I was wrong how long since release before subs dropped. I'll admit that.

[Incredible]

1.4 million bo copies sold. Those aren't subscribers. State your source that these people actually subscribed to the game before they stopped playing. Do you even know what a subscriber is? Also source incoming.

http://massively.joystiq.com/2012/02...ats-financial/

[Update: Darth Hater has compiled some additional TOR-related statistics and Q&A from today's EA earnings call: "2,000,000+ copies sold, 40% sold through Origin; 1,700,000+ active subscribers, 1 million concurrent." The company also notes that "Active subscribers means anyone paying OR in their trial period. MOST of those 1.7m are paying at this point."]

[SynMaris]

1.4 million box copies sold. Those aren't subscribers. State your source that these people actually subscribed to the game before they stopped playing. Do you even know what a subscriber is? Also source incoming. My memory was fuzzy it's right here. http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...since-february so I was wrong how long since release before subs dropped. I'll admit that.

I'm talking about your FFXIV numbers bro, the ones you keep throwing out there.

[Incredible]

No it wasn't the typical one. They lost 500,000 subs. We didn't.

Didn't they also have something like 1.5mil subs to FF14's 600k?

[Raze_Krauser]

SWTOR's initial dip was the typical one too, but eventually the games lack of content is what did it in, which is what is going to happen here if they don't get their shit together.

SWTOR didn't fail because of lack of content. It failed due to poor support and horrible PvP design (except Huttball).

Ilum was a disaster, Soa's platforms were consistantly bugged despite Bioware claiming they fixed it. Every world was designed to keep Empire and Alliance factions apart, which killed World PvP from the get go.