I'm still having this issue. Hope it get resolved soon.

oh you're being an inbred okay

I jjuuuust linked that like two posts ago.

To everyone that thinks speedhacks don't work: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfJ8lB2AoHk There you go. now you can stop being silly.

So, you want them to remove a mechanic that greatly benefits and diversifies PVP simply because your teammates are unable to use the skill appropriately in PVE? That doesn't seem very fair to PVPers.

I can't wait to start killing. This is a trifling task, but I will do it. There won't be a heart left beating.

I'm not a troll. I'm just frustrated. This game is most definitely not lacking in things to complain about. There are so many things that need fixing with this game; so many things that need tuning or outright revamping. Why choose something so abstract and trivial to complain about? I understand 'the principle' or whatever, but regardless, does it require a thread? Dear lord. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a Biodrone or defending the game at all. It needs some SERIOUS work. But... taxi fees? Really?

Oh, I understand now. You're grasping at straws trying to find something to complain about, and taxi fees was the most gripping subject that came to mind.

Because it's the Star Wars universe and because it has RPG elements. In the Star Wars universe, people are very most likely charged credits for a taxi. It's almost a no-brainer. Also as a side note, I would love for you to explain how taxis are a result of lazy and poor map design in areas like Coruscant and Nar Shaddaa.

Best name I've seen was "Fiffernanny Bo'biffernanny".

Whoa whoa whoa whoa, holy **** buddy, you need to calm down. First: Please highlight the text where I was 'complaining'. I wasn't. Sure, my post could have been worded more assertively, but that's just how I type. You are very, very clearly unable to read a post objectively. This thread in no way affects me at all, regardless of its outcome, so why in the name of god would I even begin to have a reason to 'complain'? I don't give one-sixteenth of a damn what anyone else does, I was just projecting my opinion regarding the situation. You read WAY too far into my post. The second part of your quote is even more baffling, because now you're taking a wild assumption that isn't even true, and blowing it out of proportion, further confusing the situation and making yourself look like an ******e. I think you should put some thought -- at least a mild effort of thought -- into both the things you read and the things you type.

Why would you want an AC respec? The quest for the AC CLEARLY STATES that there is NO GOING BACK. The most advertised feature of this game was how your choices cannot be reverted; you're stuck with your decisions indefinitely. If you didn't like your AC, why would you level it up? Simply make another character. That's ANOTHER whole point of this game. The re-playability of this game revolves around creating multiple characters and doing things differently for a unique experience. Creating an AC respec would effectively kill a massive fraction of that replayability, and is almost completely counter-productive to the game. Instant gratification isn't what this game is about.

Back to the top. You can remove this thread from sticky, but that doesn't mean it'll fall off the front page.

Do you happen to be equipping a vibrosword / training saber which mounts on your back? If so, unequip it and see if the clicking still happens. If not, it's the weapon.

Finally some progress. It's nice to know we're being heard!

So, it takes you about a minute to log back into the game, and you want a refund for each minute you lose due to disconnects. Would you like your 0.005 cents paid in full or not? Oh, wait. You said you disconnected 56 times. Let's multiply that hefty lump sum by 56. Whoa! Stepping it up to 0.28 cents! That's a whopping one fifth of a cent for all of your lost time! Don't spend it all in one place.

Having been a part of a longterm beta team, I've already reported this and the exact thing that causes it. the bounty hunter's Mako is a perfect example. The green glow is caused when Mako is dismissed in the middle of her casting her heal. To replicate the glitch, manually make Mako use her casting heal on you, and quickly get on your mount before she finishes the cast. You will now be glowing green. The effect stacks ontop of itself, as well. So for instance, if you're glowing green already, and you interrupt her heal by dismissing again, it stacks the same effect onto you, making you glow even brighter. I used to ignore the effect simply because I was too lazy to relog, but after a long while, I had so many stacks of the effect on me that I was actually glowing white, and my game was beginning to lag visibly.

If you don't want to lose, make a premade group and stomp through things. But I guess that would require having friends, and judging by your personality...

The entire point of this game was that every decision you make is absolutely final, and there is absolutely no going back. Creating a 'reset button' is going against the very foundations of appeal for this game.

Goodbye. Nobody will miss you. If you want to have a game play itself for you, I suggest getting a Wii.

What do you think the "MASSIVE" in Massive Multiplayer Online Game do you not comprehend? The worlds in this game are among some of the smallest worlds I've seen in any MMO, and you're complaining about having to walk? I hope you realize that for every movement speed buff you get, the world you travel in gets smaller. If you run two times faster, you're essentially cutting the size of the planet in half. The worlds are small as it is. In essence, Welcome to MMOs. Deal with it.

A memory leak is this: You log in for the first time, and everything's nice and smooth. Then, after a few minutes, it gets less smooth, a bit more choppy in certain places. After a decent while, it gets noticeably choppy and causes quite a distraction. After an extended period of time, the choppiness is unplayable.

Of course there are things wrong with the game; I've been complaining since my first invitation to the bimonthly beta group. However, when I have a complaint, my arguements are consistent and don't contradict each other. Also, I'm level headed and open-minded, so I don't foam at the mouth when this game doesn't quite manage to do the same things it took WoW 7 years to do.

Well, if your sage is specialized to heal, it's pretty obvious that you won't be worth boot scum when it comes to killing things. Visit a skill mentor and have him reset your talents, then just go and spec into a damage dealing tree.

See, right here, you're complaining about the game being too balanced. ... and right here, you're complaining about the game being too imbalanced. So which is it? Is there any thought process behind your complaints or are you grasping at straws to find things to complain about?