I've been adding names onto a running ticket for the last few days. Caught 5 people farming at this same spot so far. I've never seen the same person two days in a row, so I can only hope the bans are going out.

I'll be very happy if they manage to pull off this fix without a hitch. Too many times have I mashed my cooldowns in PVP only to die before the clicks are even acknowledged. Getting this working properly will be a big boost to quality of gameplay.

Every single armor piece with a hood has a hood down mode for when you have a helmet equipped. It's definitely possible to have a hood toggle. I really hope Bioware sees that we want one. I haven't seen my character's hair in 35 levels.

I won't be happy until ability lag is gone from the game. Especially as a Guardian, where my own blocks dodges and parries interrupt my abilities constantly. 1.1 was primarily a disaster on the PVP side, but it has a general air of being rushed and poorly tested, and will have a serious impact on faction balance in PVP in the future.

Confirmed for 12 years old. We're done here folks. Everyone out of the thread.

You really don't see how one faction's players rocketing to valor cap and getting access to the best PVP gear weeks before the other faction wrecks balance? Now not only are we outnumbered, we will be vastly outgeared in the future. You don't have to have been there to suffer the consequences of what happened today. There's really no need to defend the devs. They messed up. This patch was a disaster in every conceivable way. They have (sort of) admitted as much.

It just kills me that not only will this not be rolled back, but they might not even have the option of rollbacks ever. Imperials will have an even more massive advantage in PVP now, and it's permanent.

Ability delay fixed. High quality texture options restored. The ability to be near 20+ players without being reduced to single digit frame rates. I'll give them till 1.2 to fix any one of these before I unsub.

This game needs chat bubbles. I write out multiple says and they go completely ignored by people standing right next to me all the time unless I whisper. Make them optional, I don't care. Hell, just changing the default color of /say text to be more noticeable might help. Yes I could change the color myself, but that doesn't fix the problem for everyone I'm talking to.

That crystal is absolutely hideous.

Probably anywhere you would normally buy a time card. Gamestop, Best Buy, Walmart etc. As for when, I'm gonna guess a month from now.

Aware of that, but I shouldn't have to. I know it's nitpicking, but that stuff should really just be an in-game toggle.

Really hope in-game AA support gets patched in soon. That's just something PC gamers have come to expect. It's not even a new thing for Bioware's games. It makes a big difference. Seems weird that we are forced to tweak files out of game to enable it.

Is it true that there is still no in-game method for enabling Anti-Aliasing?