Yes I explicitly asked for level 50's of every class just for pressing a button once.... get out. I am hoping that the legacy system does include something cool and new. I'll have a go with the spacebar skipping (admittedly I only did that at level 49 because I was impatient to get to max level) but we'll see. I still think some exp bonus should be granted, if only to make alternate leveling routes of PvP and Ship combat much more rewarding and viable. Slicing already makes the economy weak. If everyone leveled with slicing, or had it on their main, for example, then they can generate infinite credits without having to take time out from normal playing. Also, while you may personally level faster, your professions will still have to level at the same pace. The only extra speed you would get is having more companions and slots to send them off sooner.

Warzones don't give enough exp unless you can unrealistically win every match. And since you're leveling and at a disadvantage compared to higher levels, your ability to influence the WZ is diminished. And running a flash point 20 times to get to the next flash point doesn't sound very appealing, especially considering the extra time coupled on to it finding a group. Glad you found that. however until the last imperial planet I found I was either underleveled or just right, and I did every quest and bonus I could find. I wasn't so lucky finding people to do Heroic missions though.

Your companion doesn't assist you in heroic FP's, Warzones or Ops. Therefore your companion does not need gear from these places, and you should not need them over actual played characters who can take part in that content. Stop being greedy.

Yes I want to go faster. I have played the story, and now I want to get into some proper PvP and PvE with another class so I don't burn out quite so quickly. Compare it to reading Lord of the Rings in a week, and then rereading it again over the next week, and then maybe rereading it once more the week after. I don't have quite as many hours as I used to in a day and it get's a bit disheartening when I can only go up 2 levels in a night, and then suddenly realise I have 18 more to go and I ask myself if there is much point. I am glad you like the leveling. It is why my idea involves a toggle so if you wanted to, you could level at the normal pace. Considering the Legacy system doesn't do anything yet, it's kinda a moot point.

I quite enjoyed leveling my main but the thought of doing so again, having to go through all those cut scenes once more, is one making me reconsider it. I propose an option that becomes available somewhere when you have at least 1 character that reaches level 50. This option will grant you 200% experience from missions, mob kills, PvP and ship battles etc. if you do not have a level 50 of that class, or 400% percent experience if you already have a level 50 of that class, regardless of faction or server. Example: I have leveled a Sith inquisitor Assassin to 50. I start a Mercenary. I have the option of 200% experience gains for that character I change my mind and decide to level a consular on another realm. I have the option of 400% experience gains for that character. Don't get me wrong, I loved the story lines, but like any book I have been through it once recently and have no want to go through it again. At least give an option to do this, so people who want to replay the entire thing again can if they want. I personally would like to try leveling a toon solely through space battles or PvP (and the respective class story missions) but currently the gains for these modes are too small to make them viable.

Aye, it makes me sad that if I want to continue leveling at a decent pace, I have to skip some potentially interesting quests, story, and social interaction. I was lucky enough to find a group that persisted through all the Taris heroics yesterday and I had a blast. Even if I could socialise with just 1 extra person to do these quests would be really nice.

While I am enjoying the SWTOR game, I am thinking that it is possibly stifling its own community. Currently it is pretty difficult and/or time consuming to form a group for pretty much anything. Even as a tank, I sometimes leave fleet being unable to form a group for a flashpoint. Anyway, this thread is about the heroic quests. I think it's good that they are in here; in an MMORPG people should be forced to socialise. If they didn't want to, why are they playing an MMORPG? However, it is getting difficult to get groups, let alone good groups, for the 4/5 heroic 4 quests per planet. My idea is to have only 1 or 2 long and engaging heroic 4 per planet, and to downgrade the others to heroic 2. This way you still get the option of doing really great difficult quests, and since they'll be quite long chains, able to keep your group, but still be able to get some of the other smaller ones done without having to wait 30 minutes to get a group, or, worse still, find that you've done the entire planet and still not done your heroic 4's, and have to abandon them and leave (which has happened to me already a few times).

I managed this at 31, though it took me a few goes and I needed to go back to gear up Khem Val to the nines. You can also use your knockback to interrupt her casts.

I suggest you give free transfers for people on servers affected by queues at peak times, and start to spread the load. Better to have every server at 75% capacity, than half your servers having people needing to queue and the other half being at 25%

Oh it would be nice to come home to a copy of SWTOR so i can install it from the discs, and not have to download it

8th of Aug and got my invite 30 mins ago. Can't play yet though since O2 are pants :<

You do realise that SWTOR hasn't officially been released yet, and what you are complaining about is a bonus Bioware didn't have to give you? Sad that people these days have a false sense of entitlement. And just to make some of you whiners feel a bit better, I received my pre play code about 30 minutes ago, but my internet isn't due to go up till the 17th. Yet here I sit, patient, fully in the knowledge that inevitability is a good concept to trust in.