I see what you were trying to do with this thread, but I believe you have genuinely done a disservice to female gamers by making a thread like this. To gain respect and understanding, it"s my opinion that you should just PLAY like everyone else. Let your gender be a non-issue, like your fondness for ice cream or your pet iguana. It doesn't have to have anything to do with your gaming experience, or anybody else's gaming experience. Setting yourself apart as a special breed of gamer is a step in the wrong direction. Be a gamer, not a female gamer. No disrespect intended to the original poster. Like I said I see what you're trying to do, and I don't necessarily disagree with all your points. Just my opinion on the subject. I have a knee-jerk reaction to these kinds of things - for the reasons I already explained.

Awww shucks, thanks Bioware!

Realllly trying to avoid stirring the pot in this scary thread....just chipping my vote in for YES PLEASE to mods. Sorry but the UI is horrid and the customization is nil. As a healer I do miss things from the other game like Click and Grid...but I can live without them. What I really dearly miss is something like Bartender and cooldown timers. Or at least more visible indicators. Trying to keep probes up in an operation with iiiitty bitty, inaccurate icons without actual numbers on them is painful.

Okay so your post is hilarious ---- but personally, I loved Vector! I realize the options were him or nothing, but I found myself drawn to him anyway. I'm kinda weird though

^ Agreed! This thread has been super informative I had also written off KInf and have been using SP instead since I got it. I'll have to reincorporate it into my rotations.

You can indeed disable the cover bar...but if you're having the same issue I'm having, it keeps enabling itself - over and over and over again. I've already submitted GM tickets and every time they say they're 'aware of the problem' and are 'looking into it' I just hope they fix it soon. Sorry if that's not completely on topic...

Such a fantastic resource. Thanks so much for putting this together! I'm particularly fond of the Operative healing guide by Krain. Really handy stuff!