Thanks. At least now I know (and knowing is half the battle).

I had this problem as well. Ironically, my Naga on my gaming PC worked fine at default settings. The problem for me was on my MacBook Pro running Windows 7 under BootCamp. Since it uses a touchpad, the mechanic is slightly different, in that you have to double-one-finger-click to put the camera into free rotate mode, but doing so made the camera spin uncontrollably. This worked to fix my problem; hopefully it will work for you too: From the French SW:TOR Forums, posted by FleshFeast: I found a way to lower the mouse sensitivity below what the in game option allows. I'm not sure about the Windows XP location, but for Windows 7, go to: C:\users\*username*\AppData\Local\SWTOR\swtor\sett ings\ There should be an .ini file called Username_Account.ini For example, mine is called Fleshfeast_Account.ini Open that in Notepad and look for this line: Controls_CameraRotationSpeed = 0.10000000149 Change the number to something lower. This is the value it showed for me, and I had my in game setting all the way down to the lowest. I changed mine to 0.08000000149 and it feels about right. The acceleration is still a huge annoyance, but at least it's not so sensitive anymore. Just a note: You may have to disable Windows' tendency to hide system files and folders under "Organize -> Folder and Search Options -> View" in order to see the AppData directory. Let me know if you guys get any satisfaction from this.

As many others have pointed out, excellent post and great info for new or backslid gamers, and for those like me (and apparently many others) whose MMO experiences are limited to single-player questing due to the typical overwhelming arrogance of experienced players... My only suggestion: There is a ton of useful info contained in the responses by you and other members of this community in this thread, much of which directly relates to your subject. Please edit your original post to include it, rather than leaving it in the comments and responses for readers to happen across. This post has 19 pages of responses (much of it well-deserved accolades); but few of us have the time to sift through 19 pages looking for the good stuff. For me, I gave up after 8 or 9... I know your desire is to keep the original Guide short, sweet, and simple, and I can appreciate that. And I know that some of the useful info provided in the responses on this thread may not fit your original scope precisely. But there is so much important, critical, useful stuff in here, all things that I've found to be a great benefit to my own play, and to others in the groups I've pitched with. Not including it for everyone to see on page 1 seems criminal... But, in the words of a recently evacuated troll, it's your guide, so I won't demand you do anything with it (I think I put it slightly better than he did). But it would be nice to see the good stuff consolidated to the first page. In any case, thanks for your efforts on sharing this info with the community at large, and helping us all be better cooperative gamers in the process...

Bump...since no one bothered to even say simply "yes" or "no"...

Is it possible to transfer a character from one server to another? I know some MMORPGs offer transfers but charge for them. Is it even possible in SWTOR? Thanks. BTW, is the a way to Search in these forums. If so, I'm missing something...