Still broken as of 03 JUN 2017. I restarted my account for the EA Play to Give event, summoned the Kurtob Alliance Speeder and got passed multiple times even after double-checking to make sure walk/run was toggled properly. I submitted a bug ticket in game but will probably level past the issue before a fix is implemented.

I just got off of the phone after speaking with a very nice woman who identified herself as "Ann". I was repeatedly told that I could not receive a refund as I had opened the pack. When I attempted to explain to her that I was not requesting a refund, rather I was calling to report that there is information in the game that was erroneous, she directed me to contact: In Game Support, support@swtor.com, and post something on the forums. *Sent an email and an in-game Customer Service ticket (#21570037)

I recently purchased a "Gold" armor pack from the Cartel Market for 1200 Cartel Coins. I received a MA-44 Combat Armor Set and an Outrider's Flight Jacket. These items are easily available for purchase in the Equipment Section of the Cartel Market. 'The Gold Armor Pack offers only the absolute best armor sets the galaxy has to offer." Upon reviewing the Cartel Market AND the Legacy Collection pane, I noticed that there is no tooltip clearly stating that these are "gold" quality armors. In fact, the info for the item is wrong in the description, using the pre-4.0 stats. I realize that in the Expanded Details, there is a gold cartel market symbol on the armor piece itself. But, this is misleading as the majority of other armors listed in the Legacy Collection Pane have statements like "This is a BRONZE item...This is a GOLD item..." etc. If I had known that I would be gambling for a rare item only to receive an INFINITELY COMMON item, I would have most likely reconsidered spending additional money on this purchase. I will be following up with Customer Service as I believe that the mislabeled items constitute a greater issue than a "bug".

Are we allowed to trade victories in PVP? If not, what is being done to eradicate the practice of "Win Trading" in PVP? If "Win Trading" is against the rules, players should be properly educated in regards to the practical and ethical consequences of this activity.

I'd like to see the cartel pack prizes dynamically change based on an algorithm that factors in what you've already won/own and the individual quantities of cartel items currently on sale in the GTN. Classifying an item as "rare" because of its blue border loses its flair when you've won four and see 3 pages worth of the same item on the GTN for less than what it's "vendor" price displays as.

I don't know. I think this might make guild operations convenient, easy and logical. In truth, this idea is a breakthrough in it's straightforward simplicity. I would love to see it implemented!