Shady1992

I've now lost interest in this game based on how basic and limited the crafting system seems to be. I was hoping for something with the depth of original SWG crafting, not a system in which everyone makes identical items. What interests me about MMO's is real player-driven economies...this game will not have that. It's too bad, too, because I have been looking forward to SWTOR for a few years. Oh well.

Im not claiming that TOR is innovative and I know very, very little about MMO's but these features that you mentioned 
 
-Leveling System wherein you improve and specialize your character, to "unlock" endgame content 
-Class+Specialization system that uses the Trinity, Talent Trees, Passive Boosts as well as Abilities to improve itself 
-Fleshed out Character Models and Animations, with more than 1 Wireframe (in TOR's case, Wireframes with a set of animations, in WoW's case 16 at launch)  is it not possible that they were lifted and enhanced from KOTOR? a game released before WOW? and yes these features were probably lifted from games prior to even KOTOR but maybe not directly from WOW?

It's unfair to chastise WoW players for bashing TOR; when BioWare implements things like "Blizz the Jawa", insulting our benefactors and showing it off at E3 

I think its safe to say the game won't actually have 200 hours of leveling content.  That's a nice thing to market; but its impractical

Does the game look better graphically, than what we've seen publicly; when it is set to max settings?

The problems with the graphics are 
A; Good environments, bad characters — think like Grand Theft Auto IV, but the emphasis of the game is on your character, who looks bad... 
B; As in other ways, it's being compared to WoW, and WoW's current graphics are a lot better

I love how you chooses what points to respond to. I notice you left my post of you being proven totally and utterly wrong alone.