*stands and applauds* I'll trade that knockback for the interrupt gladly!

Since I have eight developed characters, this will be a rough one... Here we go... Darth Snarkus (Sorcerer) - John Simm Darth Senilitus (Juggernaut) - Sean Connery Cannonball (Mercenary) - Jeffrey Dean Morgan Twin (Operative) - Neil and/or Adrian Rayment (modeled him after them) Dionaea (Shadow) - Jennifer Connelly Tarma (Sentinel) - Summer Glau Gowron (Vanguard) - Robert O'Reilly (again, modeled after him) Bellestarr (Gunslinger) - Michelle Rodriguez (she may even live through a movie)

Bendis: We're gonna die. Mal: We are not gonna die. You know why? Because we are so... very... pretty. We are just too pretty for God to let us die. Huh? Look at that chiseled jaw!

Yes I do. I knew there would be a bit of a holding pattern as features developed, so I've been working on my alts (approaching my 4th level 50) in order to unlock as much of the legacy as I can. Soon I'll be playing Republic toons in orders to unlock those as well. There's still some fine-tuning to be done to my main, Denova's been a good raid, and with 1.3 coming, it'll be much easier to find groups. I'm anxiously awaiting server mergers to bring some new life to the game. But I plan to be here for the long haul.

*chuckles* It always cracks me up when the spoiled children chime in about only having three raids and go back to WoW... where they will endlessly repeat the most recent three raids. Personally, I played EverQuest back when it first started. That's a game that will teach you to enjoy the ride, not the end. I'm also enjoying leveling my fourth Empire toon, and seeing how much their different stories play off each other in subtle ways. After this, I'm leveling four Republic toons to finish building my Legacy and to try each derivation of the Advanced Classes. My love is the storyline, and I think that's why I've been enjoying the game more than others. It's a lot more immersive if you let yourself get caught up in your character, their story... it's like living inside one of the Star Wars books. Don't get me wrong. I am in an aggressive raiding guild, running heroic modes every week. I enjoy that as well, but if you're playing Spacebar Hero all the time, and get to the end too fast, it's entirely your fault.

When it comes to picking a class, remember, if you're running the Flavor Of The Month, you'll end up on the bottom again at some point. Also, for every whiner on the forums, there's a few dozen people actually playing the class and enjoying themselves. Just play what you want.

Don't listen to the forum whiners, do yourself a favor and make up your own mind. A merc can have just as much to bring on the PVP field as any other classes. Fight smarter, not harder. Fake cast. Don't be afraid to stand toe-to-toe with someone, rather than wasting attack time backpedaling to gain distance and giving them free shots. If you're going to die, make them pay for taking you down to leave the opportunity for another to finish them off.

Three three items for Imperials that kick off the quest are a crashed pod in the western Mos Ila, in a wall, the TV screen at the spaceport, and a crate west of the travel point tent, inside the city walls near a phase area. Edited to correct. Also, just did the dailies on my 27 alt. Just recommend being Tatooine-level to do the dailies.

Awesome post, answered all of my questions. Thanks!

It would be interesting to encounter a Vong raiding party, or perhaps a group that splits off and attacks early. Perhaps they'd call themselves something other than the Yuuzhan Vong, and the name and info is lost to legends and folklore. They'd make for a killer Flashpoint or Operation.

I expected to be upset... ...then I played it on the PTR. I have to say, I think they handled balancing well. I like the additional raid, gear, graphics revamp... honestly, there's not a thing I don't like, and I'm an arsenal mercenary. I agree that our rotation needed to keep away from too much tracer spam. I'm excited to see us play more dynamically. The Legacy system is very exciting for me. I love account unlocks, and allowing myself the maximum level of options on character creation and the like. New operation. New flashpoint. New shinies. Can't wait!

My game partner since Wrath of the Glitch King is female. And God help you if you upset her. She's a bit foul, a lot funny, and a VERY skilled player.

Freaking hilarious!

Found it in a cluster of other combat music files. Still no name, but it should give you a bit more to work with. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=522uGI-8dtE&list=FL8p2cJrPxynBQqdLkCZE-BA&index=6&feature=plpp_video Starts around 2:43

Still hunting. But I have good luck tracking down good music.

Sarapin Assault is by far my favorite flight mission. It's exciting, lots of big targets, hectic evasion, and a KILLER musical score. I've been trying to find what the name of the track is, and how to get it. Does anyone know?

I'd love to know which one plays for Sarapin Assault as well. I love the percussion in it.

I had fun with it. I told a few jokes in general, then started keeping a mock journal, like... "Day 159. The balloon has traveled 20 feet. Entertaining ourselves by teaching 2V-R8 how to parachute lasted only an hour, since we had no parachute. Much quieter now, though. We ran out of rations two days ago... May have to start eating companions..."

Thus ends the lesson on how to tell a whiner from someone with genuine feedback. Any questions?

Remember, for every one flaming troll on the forums, there's a hundred people plugging away at the game quietly and enjoying themselves.

If you're planning to raid, I would recommend Bioanalysis, Biochem, and Slicing. I made it to 400 without having to use the Diplomacy mats, I have my infinite stims, and slicing keeps me making credits hand over fist to pay for repairs. I've bought both 1,500,000 credit mounts, I've paid to gear all my companions, and I still have a ton of credits.

Hm. Always works when I use it point-blank, unless I've gone nuts with DFA and pulled WAY too much threat.

You DO know it's an area effect ability based on your own position, right?

Ugh. Reading helps. I use it when I want to add a bit of flair to my close-quarters fighting. If a weak mob has the gall to run up to me, he gets an Explosive Dart for his trouble, shoulder charged, and if that doesn't kill him, I rocket punch or jet boost him back to his friend carrying the explosive with him. Personally I think it's great fun.

With light and dark both on our side, why cross?