It also helps keep support requests down from people that aren't paying to play the game. That difference is by design so that players are incentivized to subscribe. Yes, you have an issue that may require customer support intervention and customer support is not as easy to access for non-subs as it is for subs. Not sure why you're acting like this is some weird thing that BioWare restricts non-paying customers from posting on the game's official forums when it has always been this way. SWTOR forums have been subscriber only since launch. Name dropping the "Founder" designation means nothing to BioWare and EA in this situation. So you subscribed to SWTOR during the first 3 months after the game launched but are not currently a subscriber. Is this a joke? I was a Founder for this game. I know this post was made outside of that time but I just wanted to clarify that I've tried during the specified times and I've just been on hold or had my calls dropped several times. I came back to try the new expansion but I don't even think it's worth my effort at this point.Įdit: I've tried calling support multiple times during 12-5 PM CST the last couple of days which I'm pretty sure is in their CS time frame. "Ezenthor, you do not have permission to access this pageįorum posting is limited to Subscribers of Star Wars: The Old Republic. Oh, wait I can't do that either unless I'm a subscriber.
Please contact customer support ( ) for further assistance." Issue: "There is an issue with your Electronic Arts account which will prevent SWTOR purchases until resolved. I can no longer subscribe because of an issue with my EA account, which I can't even call about because I can't ever get someone on the phone in the very limited window for support as a NON SUBSCRIBER.
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