ARRGGGGG!!!!! Thank you!! I spent 45 minutes trying to figure out what I did wrong. I would get all the tablets put in, the medallion would react after the last one went in. You would back out and put the medallion to the artifact and..... NOTHING. What the crap. After an hour on the 1 quest it's now after midnight and I'm going to bed. I'll do it tomorrow.

For those of us with some form of a life not all of us have facecrap and twerper.

It's genius that they make a post that everyone is looking for buried in the middle of a thread on the General Discussion forums. Everybody will see it there right? The thought process of the customer service of this company reeks of crap. Everybody may complain about Blizzard but for the most part at least their community managers are pretty good about making posts everybody can see and find.

This is an idiotic change that really only benefits end game players. While it is easier for them, it's more difficult for the players who are leveling. Even then it isn't so much of a big deal with non mod-able gear. Green or blue gear always had a gear score before I just never paid attention to it. I always compared stats so I got an apples to apples look at it. Yes a Guardian piece and a Might piece might have the same rating but if I've been going heavy endurance then rating really doesn't mean as much. As for mod-able purple or orange gear that is where my complaint comes in. Before I could look at a glance with no thought at all and see who mods needed to be updated while I was in imperial fleet. At level 37 I could open my character screen and see, about half of the stuff was for 35 and the other 33 or lower. Made it easy to count how many I needed and what types took all of 5 seconds. Now I have to ctrl + rclick a few pieces look at the installed mods level and then look at the rating. Try and remember that while I ctrl + rclick a few more pieces that are the lowest rating, and the mid rating. Then I can start adding up what pieces I need to replace after I've done that. I went from a quick 5 second glance to a process that takes 10 to 20 times that. I don't have any characters that are max level. I do have 4 characters 30 + and powertech at 48. So I don't raid. Even if I did have a 55 I wouldn't raid. I haven't done an MMO raid in years. They aren't worth the time, and I question if they are really even worth the story. Yet here is a change made for raiders forced down the throat of the causal player. Bioware took a system that was stupid easy to understand and made it complicated. I guess somebody forgot the KISS theorem. Keep It Simple Stupid

I don't care what Blizzard says their server population is down. I logged onto my main server mid week during prime time, in the middle of the winter, total population of level 85's was only a little over 200. I've talked to a few friends that are on different server but are being stubborn and are staying with WOW. They've told me that they have noticed a difference. Yes I know small polling pool I would need a much larger sample size to prove my point. However it is at least a trend.

When you have Jeff Hickman and Paul Barnett at the helm of this MMO as we did in WAR what do you expect? After finding that out today I fully expect fail. They didn't listen then, it's doubtful they'll listen now.