I'm guessing that whatever bioware does, they'll alienate people. The casuals who are just reaching level 10 will not get much if you need a high level to get something. The hard core gamers who have triple the level won't have anything to look forward to if they get everything right away. And getting something every 10 legacy levels would be silly. Then why do you need to gain the levels inbetween if they dont give you anything. On the other hand, are they really going to hand out 30+ unique bonuses with 1.2?

legacy level 9 and a bit.

What's wrong about bears? They are awesome!

This is sadly not true.

I think the plan is to give us some sort of "Housing" and there probably will be some random NPCs sitting around there. I wouldn't mind having people on my space station and recruiting more people for it. Our ships are too small I think to justify a larger crew than our companions.

You can either click the whiteish button on the top right (next to the # button) to create spoiler tags, or you can type the tags yourself using [ typing SPOILER then ] and then closing the tag with /SPOILER .... just click quote on someone's post who uses spoiler tags and check tehm out

Meh. Now you took all the fun out of this by being all serious Guess I have to go do work now...

I am fairly sure that it was that one. I have yet to come across anything that makes me cringe as badly as that line.

Does not answer the question, rather points out exactly what I was commenting on in your original message were you used the term sociopathy in the first half of the sentence, then switched to the term psychopathy. You were pointing out that the term Anti-Social refers to sociopathic behaviour and then proceeded to state that the title thus clearly brands the game as psychopathic. So if they are not identical terms, which one is it? (And yes, I do have better things to do than troll you on this.)

The majority of armor at least has either a slightly different colour or slightly different stats when sold by the same vendor. The boots are identical in anything but name and price.

Has anyone noticed how apparently the social II pilot boots are identical to the social II republic pilot boots in appearance?

You seem to be using sociopathy and psychopathy as interchangeable terms, so what is your view on the opinion that the two should be seen as different subsets of AntiSocial Personality Disorder (ASPD) ?

It's not just the game though. Not just the lack of tools. Yesterday I was sitting on Voss, trying to get a group for the Cyber Mercenaries heroic in the bonus series. I was sitting near the mission npc, watching people pick up the mission for hours. They went, took the missions and continued to do the easy ones. Not one even responded to the questions whether they wanted to do the heroic. In the evening one person took pitty on me in chat and offered to join. It was a person who was newly arrived on Voss and not yet eligible for the mission. Also, when they asked me to invite them I could not, as like so many others, they were auto-declining group invites and had to turn off the setting. At some point a little discussion started on chat about the difficulty of getting teams and how people knew how I felt. Ironicaly, 1) half the people in the discussion did have the mission but were not going to do it and 2) one person walked up to the mission npc, got the mission and then asked on chat if there were groups for it (were you not even paying attention what you were talking to me about?) The two of us teamed up and after a while (since my team mate explained to me that he was not reading chat... just running up and down and bunny hopping around the base...) we stealthed the mission. In chat I was told by one person that he did the entire planet without doing any sidequests, if that made me feel better about not finding a team... and another player then was told to go level through pvp...

the Black Talon Pulse-Wave Blaster bought with Coruscant commendations from vendor. A recolour of the Esseles blaster. the Voss Holdout Sidearm reward for the Cyber Mercenaries heroic mission in the Voss Bonus Series

Added the hat. Adding the jacket later on when I've gone in-game and checked the exact wording of the name Thanks for the screenshots!

Obviously he can and he did.

Thanks! Added it to the list.

The fact that he is standing there at this time is a bug. You will encounter him later on at a much higher level.

The scary thing is that they might just be a random drop on Voss. Similar to how one of the Cademimu set is a random drop in the flashpoint from ordinary trash enemies... Are you prepared to slaughter millions of random enemies on Voss?

Just a pity that when early on they explained they would not include this, the explanation was not a truthful one about design practicality. Instead they gave us some garbage talk about the game being about "war" as the title starWARS says and that in war two sides fight against each other and this does not include changing of sides blah blah. Of course the pre-beta forums are long gone so no finding a quote from three years ago.

I haven't found them yet, though I haven't played my smuggler all week, so am behind on searching. All other plexoid parts are found on Voss. So far the assumption is that the leggings are found on Voss as well. Whether as part of a bonus series, vendor or a random drop, I do not know. But for trousers it is always worth checking, I think, the Belsavis commendation or specialty goods vendor?

I can't remember getting a title for sleeping with Alderanian nobility. But it does piss of Corso

Corso wont see it your way. But hey, you can just buy him presents

Yeah, Akaavi Spar. The poor mandalorian with the tech staff.

I wish this was a fitting theme song for my smuggler: Lines like "If you've got the inclination, I have got the crime" Or: "Oh, there's a lot of opportunities If you know when to take them, you know? There's a lot of opportunities If there aren't, you can make them" And I would love to say to Bowdaar: "You've got the brawn, I've got the brains Let's make lots of money"