Basically their decision making is influenced one 2 things QoL = Bad Grind Increase = good

Just finished Ziost @ level 68, by the way the Ziost vendor is now bare i assume it was scrapped along with the othert gearing tokens throughout the game with 5.0. So i'm down 2 pieces of 200 rated gear, they are only at 196 so its not a big thing; My question, what do i do for gear now? Anyway to finish my 200 rated set off to calm my ocd, or is my next step farming the infamous Cxp?

Just accept the fact that the devs are clueless, intelligence-deficient and just mkaing class changes to keep the bosses off their backs whilst they collect paychecks for job roles they obviously lied to get. As unfortunate as it is, time to move on from Tor.

Whats the best way? Can i do Esseles/Talon solo and get the points? Does it need to be a group? Anything better? Sorry if its a stupid question but i am almost solely a pvp'er and not that knowledgable on some pve aspects

I agree, its not perfect but its a step in the right direction

Asinine morons. They could at least replace it with a sanctioned way to move wz comms, like a legacy com bank with a 2k limit on both. Or ya'know, use some gosh darn brains and gumption and revamp the pvp gear, shells for purchase at 20/35/50 along with mods/armourings/enhancements to go with them with the correct stat levels so they bolster properly to max of the tier. Whilst theyre at it they can also drop the level cap to buy 60 pvp gear BEFORE level sodding 60 (reg only) so people dinging can at least have a few pieces if not full sets of pvp gear which results in a better performance at 60 and a better overall experience for both sides. Its not rocket science you ignorant sob's, get your heads in the damned game. Crying out loud

Dont suppose there is a nice compendium of what stat ceilings to aim for for each discipline used in pvp? Also, please dont say noxxic >.<

Dont suppose theres a Du;fy-esque site for pvp stats per disciplne?

Do these stat ceilings apply for pvp or pve only?

What do you think? I am also in the market for a new rig, primarily for tor and streaming media. My current 9 year old rig struggles at ultra low everything

Thats exactly what i wanted to hear, thanks muchly

Right this maybe an incredibly dense question so i apologise in advance; Are crafting skills universal for both sides (1 crafter on imp side that can craft rep AND imp items) Or do you need one of each for rep and imp sides?

Recently rolled an op and scoundrel, was going to use them both for healing and leveling primarily through wz and KDY with a bit of planet stuff hither and yorn. I tried conc spec at low levels, sucked and died like a chump a bunch of times, possibly a l2p issue with the class and spec, tried leth, kind of enjoyed it though found the damage lacklustre with limited skills. Is healing the only decent option for low level pvp levelling and not getting sick of playing the damn class after 4-5 wz

Are we talking about the same server here? Red Eclipse? In the past 6 months i have not seen ONE Rep premade and pugs are a 99.99% certainty of a being the capshot ones by imp premades or straight up pugs. Is there somethign i am missing to pvp on RE beyond "queue for warzone" ??

Multiple 55's multiple low-mid level toons, looking for an ACTIVE pvp guild for group pvp

This. Just this. I have no other words i can think of to add to this except for, if someone wishes to print this post several million times and fill the TOR offices with them to maybe start getting the point(s) across i would gladly chip in.

As an almost sole rep side pvp'er, i agree and concur with the above statement. 99.9% of repside are dumb deathmatchers who stick to pve rotations

Must just be my luck or my name then, i seem to go down inside of 15 seconds from entering combat 8/10 these past few days to a week

As an assault VG with 2/4 Brut pieces i feel very, squishy, even with RS up i still melt far too quickly for my liking. Anyone else have this?

Been out of the game for awhile, only just started on my Obroan grind. With the 2.8 changes how are the stats best to stack these days? Aim>Acc>crit?>surge?>power?

AMD Quad-Core A8-5500 Accelerated Processor 3.2 GHz, up to 3.7 GHz with AMD Turbo-Core-Technology and internal AMD Radeon™ HD7560D DirectX® 11 graphics 4 GB DDR3 SDRAM memory with 1.600 MHz. Work effectively due to fast data access and quick changing between programmes. Thats the meat of a possible pre-build thats on sale at a local store, would it run TOR smoothly on max? TY in advance.

Vanguards, as the name suggest, are meant to be a "hard shell," designed to be able to harass at long range, damaging at medium range, and lethal in your face. All we basically need is increased absorption/mitigation (through skill or passive class ability) that allows us to survive at range and make it to medium or in your face range. Also, increased damage. If the class is meant to be a tough soab that is meant to get in and around enemy formations and keep them pinned whilst long range DPS takes them down. Obviously i am thinking of a battlefield situation and may not strictly relate into PVP, but from the way the other AC are designed it seems this is what they originally wanted before other things interfered in its design. The 3 tress i feel should relate like, 1) Tank spec, holds the enemy in place as DPs saturates them from long range, would include Stuns, mezzes, roots and slows, probably not all, but enough to hold 1 or even upto 2-3 targets in place in a small area. (In your face range spec) 2) Medium range dps spec, possibly AOE based, with AOE dots, bursts you get the idea, possible mix of burst/DoT abilities. 3) DPS tree, mix of ranges depending on skills in the tree, pure dps, lower survival, think current survivability with old DPS potential spread over more skills than the boring 2-button rotation. Most importantly, they need to decide WHAt they wish the Vanguard to be in relation to TOR lor. Then they can work out the finer points.

CDW what armour are you wearing? i've been looking for a set like that for awhile now, basically theres a Trooper wandering around near the Esseles start point (quest and FP) in coruscant departures and looks just how i think an in your face trooper with big *** armour that can run you over if he doesnt shoot you down, should look like

Name says it all, which is the best for levelling in a timely manner?

Why postpone the release of a patch? You've never bothered about it before, you just release it even when its riddled with bugs and problems. Or is this because its PVE it actually matters to you?