See, what actually bugs me is that the relationship options pretty much leave out chastity. I skip most dialogue anyway, but I would like the option to have a romance without sex, maybe even a romance that leads to a story-line marriage or something. I think it would be a good contrast between the base, emotionless relationships encouraged by sleeping around in game that one can participate in. There ought to be some story-line end to the romance option. Like marriage, breakup etc... Without an end goal like that, what is the point of it?

i liked the prequels, I just think some "uber-fans" hate them, not just because of Anakin, but also because of how "kiddie-friendly" they are. I've seen this far more frequently these days, people hating on things just because they are kid-friendly and not adult enough. I just think people expect too much and put their own private expectations on things, whether its the Star Wars Hexalogy or Star Wars the Old Republic. Star Wars is Lucas' story, and so I think we ought to just accept what he hands us, even if we think its ridiculous, because it isn't our story and we didn't write it. I like that its kid-friendly, with Jar-Jar and all of that. Sure it seems a bit silly, but that is one of the reasons R2 and 3P0 are in the original Trilogy, not just for comic relief, but for the kids as well. Remember how we all loved the two as kids? In fact, I think that is one of the things I love about SWTOR, it isn't too adult. Sure it allows you to sleep with characters, but while I haven't chosen that option, I'm certain it doesn't show anything (especially not like modern movies do) and it isn't too gritty either. I played Age of Conan, and while we all like to hate on WoW, the fact is that a game is more successful if it appeals to a wide range of various ages, not just us adults. While little kids are annoying, and things appealing to them like Jar Jar are a bit annoying, I think it's a good thing that the movies have something for them, its meant to be for everyone and not just uber fanatical fan boys.

Since this is a BioWare game, and KOTOR/SWTOR era, I think it'd be cool if BioWare would add some non-combat gaming activities to the game. A couple that I would like to see is a full in-game Pazaak game, which like in KOTOR, you can play against NPCs, and additionally, being an MMO, you can play against other players. Also, I think a fun thing would be Swoop Racing, it was a neat non-combat aspect of KOTOR and I think it'd be a fun thing to do in SWTOR as well, especially now that we have other players to play with. The tracks would have to be challenging and it ought to be a little more than just a race, maybe with credits as rewards, or something like that. Calling back to SWG, they had race tracks, but they weren't "restricted" as much and no one really used them much. But I think BioWare could really find a formula that could work to integrate racing into the game. Maybe even make it so that you have your transport (like your speeders), your ship, and your swoop, and you could customize your swoop, it wouldn't just be for multiplayer racing, but could be included in future content and quests. Also, I'm sure it has been suggested elsewhere, but it would be nice to add a cargo hold for guilds. It would probably be associated with the guild's capital ship if or when BioWare might add those.

Since we are playing a game based in the EU, the. It's fair to bring up other EU examples... Luke Skywalker and Mara Jade... (both Jedi) Leia Skywalker and Han Solo... (Leia force-sensitive) Revan and Bastila Shan... Of course you also have disasters in the movies like Anakin Skywalker and Padme... What I'd prefer to see is the dark side choices leading to a more reckless or "passionate" relationship. Whereas the romance choices that offer not light or dark side points would be ones that excercises self control and care rather than a passionate lust... I personally don't really mess with the flirt options, since I'm playing a Jedi that I want to be closer to the Code, but this is something I noticed and had thought about.