The best in-game windows I've seen were the ones in EVE, which has supported dockable windows since day one.

I think someone needs to find some synonyms for "super"...

Yes. But that doesn't stop people going on about it for some reason.

The only thing in the CE worth having was the figure. And those should be limited in number to the ones made for the CE boxes. The in-game bonus items were pretty much pointless (and it was always obvious they would be). The store, as stated, doesn't sell anything special.

Why are you dubious about something BioWare have stated they will never implement? Quite clearly.

There's a button down the bottom left to return to the server selection screen. It defaults to the last character you played. (And you get 8 character slots per server)

You know, some of us are software developers. We may not work in games development, but we do work on large projects. We know how development teams are broken down in to smaller groups with specialist roles and areas of responsibility. It works the same way with any decent sized development project. You seldom pull people out of one group just to bolster another group; it's a short term pay off with a long term detriment to the project. Once they've finished with their current sub-project you can then use them to bolster a group or assign them to a new group. We know for a fact that the new content that's been coming on-line has been in development since before the game was released, because BioWare have actually stated that in one of their pieces to the community. Finishing it and putting it live actually frees up developers.

Yes they are. Denmark is the home of LEGO and thus far more important. Although Maryland does have the most awesome state flag in the US (being essentially Calvert's heraldic banner). Shortly followed by Hawaii, but only because it still has the Union Flag in it, which I find funny.

"We're listening" doesn't mean "we'll fix it instantly". Some problems take time to address, stop having unrealistic expectations.

Well that's something we didn't know before. Maybe BioWare will even make a post explaining how the texture atlas works, and how the high resolution textures are only used in conversations when they can control the number of characters being rendered...

I think we all knew the CE vendor was going to have a load of pants cosmetic items in. I bought the CE for the figure and that was it.

We've never actively recruite in chat, in any game, that I can remember. We tend to pick up new members by people playing along side us in game and deciding they like us.

I'd also point out that developers - and tech people in general - tend to work in units of half-a-day, i.e. morning and afternoon.

Contact customer support, it's what they're there for (supposedly).

Except there are people playing on systems with specs like that. Or at least say they are.

I've had the problem with companions not auto-respawning after taking taxis for ages, I don't think it has anything to do with your affection rating with them. It's just the game not remembering they were out.

Generalizing much? I PvP (badly) and I've never used a cheat or a hack. If I'm going to lose, I'm going to lose. The time I win I'd like it to be down to something other than being a cheating bastard.

Also: http://api.ning.com/files/rbCV3e6K6aetuFnGNBXE5inFfSIxQVPXWN4-SSwyHZAUV-YyjliiFVQNWgNRe4HHA73JoBbDEqBmT*7oBjLEQGDQiYDN7C1n/JaneFondaSusieQFitLife.jpg (who is in fact over 70). And: http://www.bbc.co.uk/strictlycomedancing/2010/images/dancers/felicity_kendal.jpg

Jedi obviously like bustles.

Wrong way round, the Twi'lek is a Sith and Andronikos Revel isn't (I forget what class he is, but he's basically a scoundrel type).

I'd say Hoth and Tatooine are pretty similar actually. Both large arid deserts with little to no features, little habitation outside of the large population centres, and comparative little in the way of flora and fauna. The only difference is one is hot and the other is cold. Exactly like the Sahara and Antarctica, really.

I wouldn't say Nar Shaddaa looks bad. It looks exactly like Nar Shaddaa is supposed to. It's not supposed to be a vibrant and exciting world, it's supposed to be a miserable planet most people want to get off as soon as possible.

I think you'll find the average age is a lot higher than 10-16. (I'm 34)

It's a common problem in a lot of computer games, ime. In table top RPGs you tend to get XP for defeating an encounter. That includes sneaking around it. In an MMO - and CRPGs - I can see that it's probably kind of hard to work out if you just defeated a mob by sneaking past it or not. I tend to sneak past a lot of mobs with my Sith Assassin, because in my head that's how assassins work. She sneaks in, takes out her target, and then sneak out again. She doesn't t walk up, slaughter everything up to her target, kill her target, and then slaughter her way out again. Except when you're in an area where you can't actually sneak past most of the mobs, so you end up taking the wholesale slaughter route instead.

One hit or two before you died?