Look, you need to stop being so obstinate. Some key facts have been pointed out by earlier replies: 1) TOR cannot force your system past 100% 2) If you insist on not running vsync, your system will likely run at 100% 3) If you have heating issues, your system simply isn't dissipating enough heat when running at 100% It's likely that you're either not really maxed when playing GPU-intensive shooters (the fastest mobile GPU, the HD6990m runs metro2033 ultra at a measly 20fps) or they simply have better code that caps rendering or fps to go easier on the GPU. So you have a point, TOR is badly optimized and is forcing your system to run at 100% even when it probably doesn't have to. No one is disputing this. The SC2 main screen problem was fixed with an fps cap by Blizzard. That said, your system still fails at running at 100%. Perhaps all the posters here have tried rubbing this too hard onto you. People are agreeing with you that TOR needlessly am pulling more resources than needed. However, TOR cannot pull more than what your parts are designed for. You need to stop denying that your system just fails in this aspect.

OP, BW should have coded an fps cap. That said, heating issues are still caused by badly configured hardware. Your hardware simply fails to vent heat quick enough when running at 100%. So yeah, BW didn't write enough code. But your system still fails to run at intended capacity. Get it?

If this your first mmo? You cannot progress just by completing class quests. If you skip everything besides your class quests, you will eventually run out of quests. Quests have a minimum level, below that, you cannot get them. There, get it now?

You fail. You're not supposed to be in Nar this early. You skipped content. You can grind mobs in Nar or go back to the previous planet to finish what you've skipped. This is like going to outlands at lvl 50 and complaining that there are no quests.