I said opposite, not EXACT opposite, Literal Joe. I've seen MORE active players during this event and the 4.0 release than I've seen in a number of years. This statement was purely anecdotal on my part, which I very clearly stated. Looking at your numbers, there's certainly a decrease, but that's a fairly expected dropoff this long into the current content cycle, especially this close to WoW's release. I'd love to see those numbers expanded beyond 60 days to be sure, as it would probably reflect the increase I saw through a good portion of KotFE and the start of DvL. There may be an argument to be made if we'd have seen a similar increase if there were no full-court story press and they'd instead released an additional op and/or FP.

Either way, to your initial statement, I certainly agree that "casual" doesn't entirely exclude group content. But, as many devs in multiple games have stated, the majority of players in MMOs play PVE content and the majority of that content is done solo. I would wager that SWTOR is no different, and the content being released, and a lack of reported drop in subs, seems to back that up.

You're fine in not enjoying this content. However, almost certainly, you. are. not. in. the. majority. Feel free to list your grievances to the dev team, I certainly have as well. But let's not pretend we're righteously defending the needs of the majority of the player base you claim Bioware isn't meeting with current content. I, for one, wish we were, we might end up with a game that covers more types of content similar to WoW.