Gaming → Re: SWTOR

You missed the point. The amount of resources EA put into development of SWTOR meant that it's success or failure was going to make significant waves in the industry. The amount of sales and long term subscriptions it received wasn't enough to justify it's cost. It is now highly unlikely that anyone else will sink massive amounts of resources into a subscription MMO.

I think you are mostly on the mark football but I remember when 100M for Waterworld (the stinker movie) was such a calamity back then, but now it's no biggie to hit the 100M for a normal movie. People have short memories and tons of cheap cash sloshing around in the world!

In the end, who gives a shit.

BigReds42 likes playing the game. He brings up some very valid points. Was it over-hyped? Oh yes. Did it have no end game? Oh yes. He is merely saying that the game is fun for him, and while others here may disagree, it doesn't matter because this is America and the game is free to play. No skin off your ass or anyone else here who thinks the game is weak or is shit.

He obviously does since he asked us for actual arguments, which we gave him. Can't blame us for that.

True that. I am just saying in the end, it doesn't matter.

This is playing out like a tastes great, less filling commercial.

Time to move on.

Tastes Great > Less Filling

And you're old for using that reference. And I'm old for getting it. Fuck it let's go get a beer.