[Cannot Redeem Locked Medium Elite Commendation Container on any vendor]

So I can confirm that the resolution for this bug is to make sure that you have no Locked Medium Elite Commendation Cotainers left in your cargo hold. Make sure they are all in your inventory. Then you will be able to buy the unlocked container.

[Cannot Redeem Locked Medium Elite Commendation Container on any vendor]

I can't redeem too.

I thought it was for not having early access and I needed to wait until KotFE is fully launched (October 27) or be level 65. I'm wrong?

 

I am level 65 and have early access and I get the Cannot Afford message. Is this the same thing you are experiencing?

[Cannot Redeem Locked Medium Elite Commendation Container on any vendor]

I still can't redeem. When I attempt to purchase the Glowing Container, I get an error message that I cannot afford the item, despite the fact that it is listed when I sort by Affordable Items.

[Why is there a copy protection system in the graphics, and is it crippling the game?]

Notice how the term they use is x86-64, not x86.

 

And that is what we use today! Intel chips support x86-64, AMD chips support x86-64. None of them support pure x64 (AKA IA-64) 64bit Windows 7 is X86-64. Read, my friend. Fingertips.

[Why is there a copy protection system in the graphics, and is it crippling the game?]

That is something completely different.

 

"existing 32-bit x86 executables run with no compatibility or performance penalties"

 

in the link you just posted

 

Maybe you should READ, the link I posted, it will explain why you are very, very wrong.

 

I don't think you actually read it. Did you read it? Nope you didn't. You really should, what with the information being at your fingertips and all. Modern 64 bit is nothing like the old Itanium 64bit. It's x86-64. It's completely kernel based x86 with 64bit components added in. You will never see a sole 64bit OS. It'll never happen.

 

Do some research. Internet. Fingertips. Wikipedia.

[Why is there a copy protection system in the graphics, and is it crippling the game?]

LOL, haha http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86

You sure know alot, huh?

 

 

One thing I dislike about the internet, everyone knows everything, yet rarely ever bothers to check, even though the information is at the tip of their fingers, literaly.

 

herpa derp wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86-64

[Why is there a copy protection system in the graphics, and is it crippling the game?]

Uhm no. X64 is 64bit. X86 is 32 bit.

 

Nope. 64 bit is x86-64.

[Why is there a copy protection system in the graphics, and is it crippling the game?]

Sorry but x64 is the wave of the future - whether you like it or not. Hardware computer arch is being made just for this. MS announced, I'm a partner, that they don't plan on releasing any more x86 OS's in the future, this may change but not likely. x64 arch is better in many ways and still lacks in others. The future is coming or is it already here? Personally, I think we missed it....

 

64bit is x86. The more you know...

[Why is there a copy protection system in the graphics, and is it crippling the game?]

Oh - and I might as well add:

 

SWTOR.exe PID 6772 (they main pid I think that is doing all the disk reads, etc) is:

 

935.220 MB memory / 900,488 private

 

SWTOR.exe PID 2156 (the secondary process the above guy is doing something with) is:

292,824 MB memory / 197,776 private

 

That is a heafty primary process, huh?

 

There seems to be a memory leak as those processes can hit the 3.2gb extended address aware cap. They just keep going up and up.

[Why is there a copy protection system in the graphics, and is it crippling the game?]

I went to Harvad and got a PhD in Social Psychology and I can say that with all of my education and learning considered, this is a 50+ page troll thread.

[Why is there a copy protection system in the graphics, and is it crippling the game?]

what? i have 2 localizations installed (german and english) and my client is 27 GB large. beta client could not possibly have all languages installed.

 

English, French, German. Each is roughly 7gb. Comes out exactly right. English only is 20gb. Yours (with 2) is 27gb. Beta was 34gb.

[Why is there a copy protection system in the graphics, and is it crippling the game?]

If this type of remote rendering was going on, then why do I usually stay around 10-15kbps usage and max out at 30kbps in Imperial Fleet?? It's the exact same usage as WoW, FFXI, and any other MMO I've played.

 

And that extra 20gb in the beta version was because it was not a localized copy. The beta contained ALL languages whereas retail is localized.