I'm getting to the point in SWTOR where I'm losing faith in my guild. We are a 'PvE hardcore raiding guild' that does so much pvp I thought I was in a different guild. It's come to the point now that people don't want to bother with difficult pve because the rewards for pvp are a LOT better. Better weapons, better armour, better implants, etc. I don't understand why PvP is the be all end all for gear in this game? Why craft when you can pvp? Why pve when PvP bags give better items? What was Bioware thinking? I just don't get it.

I had an issue like this. I left my ship on nar shadda, talked to the people I needed to talk to (won't mention names due to spoilers,) then noticed there was no change in my journal entry. I then headed back to ship and as I walked up the ramp to the door, the quest updated and said 'talk to X.' Ofcourse when I went back there was no conversation because they were already done. So I thought I was stuck on this quest line. BUT I fixed it by first doing the above, then reseting the quest (NOT abandoning it, but reseting.) Then I walked up the ramp to the ship door which then updated the quest from 'Go to nar shadaa,' to 'talk to X.' The quest behaved normally then and I completed it.

And to think, during the 1st week of launch people were complaining that there were too few servers.... *rolls eyes*

It amazes me how devs seem to know nothing about MMOs. EVERY SINGLE MMO that has a good/evil theme or light/dark theme will have population bias towards the dark/evil. Every game is like this, and every new MMO, the devs make the good/light side as dull story wise and gear wise as possible. Black/red/spikes vs brown, green and more brown. Guess which is more popular?

Would you rather hand in 10 tusks and be welcomed to a bit of text and no ability to reply to the npc? Variation can only go so far and responses definitely have an affect. Fights can be avoided or caused by your responses to npcs. No other MMO I know of does this.

I was a healer sage using Qyzen until I reached Alderaan. At this point I hit a wall so to speak. Leveling was very difficult, Qyzen couldn't handle anything and was quite useless. I had to use Tharan to heal. What I found works VERY well at the higher levels is Sage AoE spec with Zenith as a companion in single shot mode. We burned through enemies and only used tharan on elite/boss fights.

As long as the enemy is mostly 50s in pvp gear, and my side had 50% of people using the pre order crystal... I'm not sticking around. Not going to feed you easy valor and commendations. Now if the groups were balanced, thats a different story. I go by the mantra: "If the enemy scores in hutt ball in 20 seconds, quit the warfront and try again."

actually, leveling as a tank or healer can be slow and dull. Therefore most roll dps and change to tank/healer at 50. If the game had dual specs, then we'd not have this problem.

Up to 50: 8/10 End game hard modes, raids etc: 2/10

I'm hating the pvp system atm. The rewards are far better than pve, and because of it my 'elite pve raid guild' does nothing but pvp all the time. It's seriously getting me and a few others really pissed of. PVP shouldn't gear you for PvE faster and better than PvE can! So atm, PVP is a 0 for me.

The Voss commendation has no sage level 48 lightsaber for the lightside.

I've been wondering this, on Voss the only willpower sabers at level 48 are dark side >_<

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This is the first MMO I've every played where I can remember the story, NPC names and climactic moments in the plot. Yes I'm sure parts of the MMO got less funding because of this (hence the bugs.) Because of the story, I will be rolling alts for the first time in an MMO. To each their own, and this game suits me just fine for now.

Fact: 87.9563 % of fact on the internet are made up on the spot.

On my consular sage I found Alderaan to be the hardest by far. Plants before and after have been just fine, I also happened to find Hoth painfully easy.

Simple fact, unless there's a dual spec, healers will dwindle in number before level 50. At level 50 people will respec to their final specs. Leveling as a healer is slow, boring and quite often difficult.

I try to get recipies for healing potions, implants that I'll use for 10 levels and the presence stim that buffs the presence stat (hence followers.) Everything else I worry about when money isn't an issue anymore (ie level 50.)

Now you're like every other craft where you don't earn money going on missions.

Every MMO out there had 50s within the first week. Some people out there enjoy that sort of thing. Others though including myself might level 'quickly' but we make sure we do all quests and listen to all cut scenes without skipping any. Don't let other people's impatience ruin the game for you.

I get this effect in every location that has a particular structure. It looks like a vertical cylinder with a sparkly green light shooting up through the middle. The green and red glitch lines always spray out from this object in EVERY zone. It is 'really' wierd.

The lower the monster level is to you, the less xp you get. If the monster is grey to you, you get no xp as its no challenge.

At least you're not Jedi. We Jedi get brown, off brown, light brown, mud brown and yellow if we're lucky, and white.

I'm sorry Bioware/EA, that is completely unacceptable. Queues on Frostclaw for the foreseeable future? Sort it out NOW. Maybe I should hold back my sub for the foreseeable future as well until the issue is solved? Completely, utterly unacceptable. You had pre-order numbers, you KNEW how many guilds were being placed on those servers, so how could you NOT foresee this? Incompetence is what this is called. I am NOT going to accept having to spend weeks in a queue for this game just because I had the audacity to take part in early access and be a guinea pig for your 'Staggered launch and guild deployment' program. STOP new people joining these servers. NOW.

I know its amazing isn't it? There are a ton of light and standard servers, yet these new people are joining the full ones >_<