What's the worst thing that can happen when you're waiting for a chance
to play a highly anticipated game? Being inadvertently taunted about the
fact that you aren't in the beta. Star Wars: The Old Republic
recently sent out a short survey asking for beta testers to take part,
in the hopes of improving the overall testing experience. The only
problem was that it wasn't sent out to testers... it was sent out to
everyone who had signed up to potentially be a tester.

A thread on the official forums has already reached absurd length, causing server hiccups and intermittent inability to properly access all areas of the site. It's unknown how BioWare will apologize for this mishap (aside from a mention on their Facebook page)
-- certainly it's not hurting anyone, but it's probably the last thing
that most people not involved in the current beta would like to see. And
if you see this message in your email, rest assured, it's no scam...
just poor cross-pollination of mailing lists.

[Update: BioWare has officially confirmed
that the emails were sent in error. "We can't apologize enough for
getting your hopes up. Sorry again. Those responsible will endure a
thousand years in the Sarlacc Pit," said Stephen Reid over Twitter.]

Feeling very tui...

yeah heh.and i got send this twice since i apply for cb testing on 2 gmail account pffft

received this as well, i was gonna cry cause i thought i actually got into the test but didn't know about it..

Thats funny really. Its not at bad as getting in but not having a computer to test it out.