Many crafters reported that they were crashing more often as well

Bugs and crashes

(Less than 1-2 weeks for those that live on caffeine and donuts)Buggy/Missing contentFlash points are buggy with really cool crash to desktop features

Bugs and crashing to desktop continued at an alarming rate and crashes to blackscreen were now occuring about once a week

Patcher problems, sound bugs, crashes while just moving around, crashes while loading another area, crashes during cutscenes, graphical problems during cutscenes (skin problems, eye problems [both all black eyes and sunken silvery pupils])

The excessive crashes to desktop must have finally worked their cummulative toll on my poor machine

so congested that it took 10 minutes just to get credit for a single quest mob, a brutally imbalanced class set (remember laughing at hunters and warlocks for the first 8 months or so?), simplistic graphics, massive glitches, crashes, exploits and failures gallore.

The excessive crashes to desktop must have finally worked their cummulative toll on my poor machine

so congested that it took 10 minutes just to get credit for a single quest mob, a brutally imbalanced class set (remember laughing at hunters and warlocks for the first 8 months or so?), simplistic graphics, massive glitches, crashes, exploits and failures gallore.

everyone, thanks for bearing with us as we investigated the concerns raised here

Once you get to 20, the plot gets stale as it becomes mostly recycled, and by 30 the class quests involve hours of pointless back and forth between planets

That was the point of getting to the higher levels was to become a bad a$$ and not have to worry about dealing with the mindless combat over and over and

I'd do something that should kill an

You can have a romantic relationship with them if you like as

The developers seem to be trying to fix and improve the game as fast as they can, and I am excited to be in "on the ground floor", so to speak, so I can watch this amazing game evolve and grow with time

You get several of these throughout your storyline, and they contribute to the story telling, as well as in combat and with your gathering/crafting

NPC characters in town repeat their same animation or just are randomly standing as well as if the whole world aside from your character froze in time

But by virtue of MMO design, these stories (decent as they may be) get diluted by the many, many other diversions MMO gaming throws at you.

You get daily and weekly quests to win a # of warzones and kill a # of players in Illum, thus slowly grinding out your PvP gear at the maximum level

You get daily and weekly quests to win a # of warzones and kill a # of players in Illum, thus slowly grinding out your PvP gear at the maximum level