how come a sub is treated as a f2p ?????
I am a continuously subscriber more than 2 years, yet I got all this time to play SWTOR as a preff or maybe a f2p and that is not fair at all toward a fair paying customer! ...
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There is no apm or dps reduction for being f2p or preferred, and I have seen players that I know do amazing dps when subbed, still do the exact same numbers when they go preferred, there is no difference there.
In this case, it is usually a player issue, and not a game issue. I myself do not that great a dps, part of it may be my systam and connection, but part of it is probably me. That's why you play around and find what works best for you, and one thing I learned from the player I mentioned above, is you have to always be clicking something, don't wait for that global cooldown to finish before you are activating your next ability, because there is always a little bit of lag in the best setup. The fact that you were able to submit a ticket shows that you are not seen as preferred by the system, as only subscribers can submit in game tickets.
And seriosly, unless their display name starts with EA_, anyone responding in these forums is a volunteer player, not staff. There is no need to be nasty to them. This is a forum for players to help other players, anything official is through phone, email, voip, or in game ticket, not the forums.
- there is no DPs difference between different sub categories
- if you want to test DPs, you must do so at identical gear, identical tech tree, identical rotation and very important to have very similar FPSs and ping/lag
- it may be a weird-unknown type of matter - in my case I never managed to do enough DPs with one class even with the best possible gear - cause: unknown
Same for me, BorgOvermind. No matter how hard I work my rotation, how finetuned my gear is, on most dps classes I just seriously underperform. Which is why I find the one I do the best at, and run dps on that one, and tank or heal on alts. There is usually one class that really clicks for you as a person, and you should stick with that one, instead of trying to force better performance on one that just won't work right for you. (or trying to blame it on outside factors, especially ones that don't exist).
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