The one game I know that did this was fairly successful... Guild Wars 2...

To be fair I think the specific line was, And afaik, there has been a distinction since the reveal of the expansion between the Immortal Emperor and the Eternal Emperor.

Nexu and Reeks ala AotC style, no armoring. http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Reek oh, and even though it's unlikely because of their nature, Hssiss would be awesome. http://img3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20090511160917/starwars/images/d/da/HssissKOTORII.jpg

To Bioware or Tait, I recently saw the Revan Reborn armor set and thought the design of the chest piece was great and much more appealing than the original. However, comparing the helmets, I found that I liked the original one more as it looked more, for lack of a better term, detailed. I would very much like to be able to wear these two pieces of armor together, but the original helmet has a nasty issue of clipping quite a ways through the new chests hood which keeps me from being able to enjoy playing my knight. Whenever your team might be able to get around to making a fix for this, it would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Sojourner Calanth

I believe Eric Musco has said that the next patch will be 2.10 (full release of Galactic Strongholds to the rest of the population in October). And 3.0, the next RotHC sized expansion, will be around December/January. This ain't the decimal system, it's the patch numbering system.

Based on the OPs replies to this thread, the only logical conclusion that can be made - based on evidence given - is that his current state of anger/rage/"entitlement" is a direct result of his experience with the CS rep. In times that I've talked with CS reps over the phone - more than half the time they are already [insert negative emotion here] and are unwilling to work with end users due to all the calls they have already dealt with throughout the day that treated them poorly or disrespected them in some way. Best time to call in to customer service is between early and mid morning, that way they haven't dealt with too many of those self-entitled people in their day and they've had enough time to drink some coffee and wake up. On that note, I would never send in a ticket - as that could be the case here - because 1. You don't know the state of mind of the rep that will answer you. - thus you can't try to brighten their day. 2. It's a whole lot more difficult to genuinely put your case forward and not come off as entitled. - tone tells no lies!

As a database programmer, I am 95% certain resolving this issue would not end with giving him a brand new item whilst at the same time leaving it unlocked on the character that used it. With the databases I've worked in, it would be as easy as running a quick update statement and setting the flag that tells the client this character has this item to N. The 5% leeway is for the simple fact that I don't, nor do I claim, to know how they have the TOR database set up.

I don't know about your experiences, but in my experience dealing with customer service and being one myself, there is a human element. It's called sympathy. Example: I went to Dairy Queen once, ordered a blizzard. As I went to pick up the blizzard, I accidentally dropped it on the floor in front of the countre. Now, I didn't ask for a replacement blizzard, in fact, the cashier immediately offered - before I could even say anything - to make a new one. Point is, accidents happen - everyone makes mistakes, doesn't matter who you are - and good customer service reps will replace goods.

It's common practice in MMO's, or anything with content updates. [Xpac#].[MajContentUpdate].[Hotfix] I'm actually a bit surprised by just how many people, as gamers, think that updates follow standard mathematical rules.

Instead of a Star Forge on my front lawn, a full grown Krayt Dragon would be nice. Secondary would be: - a functional Dejarik board - a functional Sabaac table and - a table in the corner with an npc (or companion) to play pazaak with A giant statue of one of our characters to set up in the living room or something would be nice too.

Two words. Hood toggle

They could implement a reverse bolster that takes in the level and sets the characters level 55 gear to appropriate level 10-54 stats. That would negate the need to switch gear on the legacy character, or even look at the character's stats as they would always be the highest possible stats.

This actually was on the wall of crazy a long while back, at the very least. And something the original dev team was very interested in implementing at some point (Back when Legacy would have been more than just small little bonuses). However, no idea if the new team even has any notions of implementing this idea. Or whether or not it's even on the wall of crazy at this point. EDIT: I think the original idea was more along the lines of bringing your other characters into another characters story however (via conversation) not as a full companion utilizing the legacy family tree to specify how they would react to the active character (i.e. Wife, Husband, Rival, Ally, etc.)

I'd think some people, when they think of a hood toggle, would like it to come over their helmet (like hoods work with Revan's Mask and the Executioner Mask) instead of having one or the other. This could be what BW is trying to do, though I also think it probably could have been done sooner than the 2 years that it has nearly been, I'd assume there are quite a few clipping issues with this (if Revan's Mask upon first release was any indication). Personally, I hope this is how they're going about it. I'd love to be able to toggle the hood on the old BM heavy chestpiece for jugs and have the mask under it (i.e. Marauder style) and it's a little unfair from my perspective that I'd be forced to role a Marauder in order to get this look without hindering myself as a jug. Anyway, that's just my two cents. Hope you all have a nice day! EDIT: They'd also probably like to have all the hoods that are currently hanging on the back of all "hood down" chestpieces removed when the hood is toggled on.

You're not alone Airmo, you're not alone. I wasn't insulted whatsoever by their canonized faces, being locked in a prison for 300 years whilst being drained - I thought Revan's was fitting.

The two examples of a Gray Jedi I would give according to lore (Both extremely popular, though one is only recognizable to this series) are Qui-gon Jinn and the one and only....... Hermit of the Shadowlands........................ JOLEE BINDOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!

I'm gonna go with your eyes were cheated

Basically, buying a 1 month subscription on the cartel market that can be sold/traded Good idea in theory, yet for $20 you're not going to find anyone that would sell it for an amount of in-game credits that would be affordable to even a preferred player. Solution may be that a ftp account holder buys at least 1 month game time and then spends their time playing making enough credits to buy the next month off the gtn or some such.

I'd like to point out that the way the original developers saw the design of the classes pre/early launch was as follows: Character Creation is where the player selected their archetype (Knight, Inquisitor, etc.) Level 10 is when the player actually chose their class and are told at least 3 times that this decision will be final With so many of the original devs not around anymore, Damion being the only one I know of, I can't really say whether or not this is still how ACs are being seen.

Due to blasters and lightsabers cauterizing wounds instantly.... How could you tell if it actually bled.

That would work, if BW allowed FTP/Preferred to create tickets

In regards to the Bounty Hunter gear - Guess the ketchup and mustard design that they originally had for the consular's 2.2 gear had to go somewhere.

If it is in fact from a synthweaving schematic then your best chance of finding it would probably be Underworld Trading missions within that level range.

Well, it is, "A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away." Doesn't really spell out futuristic to me in the first place, at least not going along with synonyms to my definition of futuristic.

I know exactly how you feel, I got a Sorc on the Harbinger and it is completely ridiculous how much those people talk about bacon; sadly enough, I've started to develop a resentment toward bacon these days On topic - most annoying question I see has to be, "How do I pick my advanced class?" I mean, it's understandable for new players but I've seen people well into their 20s that hadn't picked their AC yet; and with the low levels that ask it's sometimes one after another almost as if they didn't see 2 people ask the same question (after receiving an answer) directly above their post. PS The fact they may have turned off gen chat is a possibility, but if new players want to pick stuff up and actually learn, they should keep it on.