I'm pretty much the same. I played CoH and Warhammer Online in Boot Camp for a few months, but quit both because rebooting into Windows all the time was too much of a hassle. I started up CoH again as soon as the Mac client came out and it's become my main MMO.
Something else to consider is that since MMOs are social games, people get pulled towards what their friends play and away from things their friends don't play. When WoW was released, I had 5 friends that quit EQ because they could play WoW with me. CoH has been similar, with most of my friends letting their accounts lapse when I couldn't play the game with them. It's just better to play MMOs with your friends, and if one of your friends can't play a certain MMO then it really isn't an option for you either.
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I'm pretty much the same. I played CoH and Warhammer Online in Boot Camp for a few months,
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Computer in boot camp??? 
Willpower has more passive regen than Regen does. Who thought that was a good idea?
Can we get a fix for Energy Melee instead of more new sets?
By "Boot Camp" he means the software that lets you boot a Mac computer into Windows.
I team with the Repeat Offenders.
I think it's a good idea to make it known that probably the main reason I won't bother even trying Champions Online is that there is now a COH client native on the Mac, and I have no desire to run Windows in any way, shape, or form at home anymore.
Had the Mac client not been pursued, I likely would have at least tried CO.
Too many alts to list.