Probably you open certain books, programs that remind you of a sweet right hand, eh?

Is there a COMMUNITY of right-handers??!?!?!

I admit that I would feel uncomfortable, but I wouldn't cry in every thread related to romance about that (unlike some people here). If such romances were FORCED, I would probably leave the game, but since all BW romances are optional, I would not. There are plenty of game aspects to enjoy.

As stated already, everything I need is a third action bar in the bottom. That would sort everything out. As Imperial Agent Operative, I use almost every skill I have, even while levelling. All the healing and dps skills while pvping. CC skills are pretty useful even while levelling, so the whole point is: get to know your class.

Try and get the basic idea of my previous post. No need to take it literally. You can't say if "this type" of men doesn't care about romance itself - even if they find those 'cutscenes' interesting. I don't really like such judgements. And please, no need to keep telling who outnumbers who - it's not an argument. If YOU wish such romances to take place in the game, then you're in the wrong place to discuss that. Since there are people who won't like that idea.

I want to say that I don't really think that LS wants Sith destroyed, and DS wants Jedi destroyed. During my quest line, my actions of letting Jedi flee instead of killing them was considered a LS act (I am playing Imperial Agent). LS/DC determines your characters alignment, it's not connected to Force in any way. All classes have DS/LS points. A Sith Warrior can be fully 'light' aligned. Although, while I was playing Jedi Consular during the beta testing, leaving a Jedi couple in love without letting the other Jedi know about it turned out to be a DS act (since learning the ways of the Force doesn't allow such relationships, at least that's what those 'Jedi masters' told me, which I find wrong). For such classes, or just in certain situations DS/LS is connected to the Force, but all in all, it's not, and shouldn't be.

There is also a group of people somewhere who enjoy ****** and killing kids. By all means, lets include it!!! We won't lose potential clients!!!! Didn't mean to offend, but hell, I couldn't resist from posting it.

I am aware of that, and that was my point. I would suggest having an option during the character creation if you want or don't want all those homosexual flirting dialog options to show up or something like that.

Agreed, getting those homosexual flirting options is wrong for me. But again, you character is not bisexual or gay or whatever if you don't choose them - it's up to you if you want your character to be one (player interpretation again). But still - some people, me included, find all those bisexual and homosexual totally wrong and out of place - something BioWare should take in consideration.

You were told it was a story driven MMO, you don't like it - don't play it. P.S You own kids only?

Dragon Age 2 was successful - if it wasn't, they wouldn't bother making 2 DLCs for it. My point was not about romances not being important at all - they are, I was meaning to say that some people just don't like the whole bisexual idea about their companions. And if it wasn't implemented, they wouldn't lose potential clients. On the other hand, you can put it this way though - it's not like companions are bisexual - players 'make' them be that by choosing such dialog options. If you being a male didn't romance a male companion - then that companion is not gay. It's all about player's interpretation, I guess.

Do you really think that Dragon Age 2 is successful only because of all companions being bisexual? I really doubt they would lose credits if they didn't do that to them. Lucas Arts didn't like that idea, for instance. Also, there are a lot of people who like and people who dislike that idea - it is not a matter of money. If someone plays Dragon Age only to take part in a gay romance - I feel pity for them.

Once they allow the name changing options for your character, you'll be able to change the name of your legacy. (Paid serive, ofc)

Minor spoilers here and just a quick answer needed. I just wanted to ask someone who has completed or almost completed the Imperial Agent storyline: after the quest "Crew Relations" where you can have a meal with Raina but she asks you to let Kaliyo know about it, will it ruin romance with Kaliyo? Thanks in advance

Smuggling around the galaxy sounds amazing. Playing a Jedi is just too 'typical' for my taste in a Star Wars universe.