By "ridiculous amounts of time" I meant 12 hours or longer. It doesn't matter HOW much content a game has, if you play that long every day you're going to breeze past everything the game has to offer you, especially if you don't do everything there is to do. Even just doing each class and their class quests alone is enough for hundreds of hours, add in the doing the sidequests for each character, and TOR can keep you occupied for a VERY long time. Besides, if by "enough content" you mean filling the game up with pointless, grindy, and boring quests that are made ridiculously long just for the sake of making longer like WoW is packed to the brim with, I'd much rather have "not enough content" like TOR does.MetallicaRulez0 said:In other words, the people who play MMOs more than an hour a day run out of stuff to do. AKA, there's not enough content in the game. Which is exactly what most people here are saying about TOR.immortalfrieza said:I think the reason people don't stick around is because they just want to play for ridiculous amounts of time every day and blow through all the content as fast as possible, like they could afford to do with WoW because of how grindy and overflowing with padding their content was, and TOR deliberately avoids putting in such crappy content
MetallicaRulez0 said:I played from early access until mid-February until I finally got tired of logging on, doing Ilum dailies, then getting steamrolled by PvP premades all day. That's all there was to do in the game. Why run flashpoints when PvP gear is better? Why raid when PvP gear is just as good? The end-game was a huge mess of low quality and low quantity content.
Why? To have more to do, that's why! Why complain about having hardly any endgame content when you aren't even willing to do all the content that is already there? You ask why you shouldn't do the endgame content when other endgame content already gives you better equipment than the other content, but WoW's endgame has the EXACT same problem and has for years, but at Bioware at least makes it look like they'd fix it. Besides, the content that IS there is pretty good. They're also constantly adding in new flashpoints and raids practically every month. Also, about PvP, Bioware has been working tirelessly to make it so steamrolling is much less likely to happen to newer PvPers. They've been adding quite a few things to it to make it less one sided.