Erasing user settings is a standard feature of windows updates, don’t you know that?

I should note that my personal definition of crippling is “I can’t scale the UI to make it readable on my 17” 4K laptop screen”

Hmm. My choices don’t mesh with any of those. I killed Jadus, kept Kothe alive, kept the Codex for myself, and told Keeper (former Watcher Two, not the Minister/former Keeper) I’d go wherever I think I’m needed. IIRC, the choices on that last one (she asked what I’d be doing while Intelligence was rebuilding their operations) were: 1. “Watch and see” 2. “I’ll go where I’m needed” 3. “What are your orders?”

Or maybe server hardware upgrade/replacement, or applying a long-term fix for the login/server list problem from last week...or even simply installing windows updates on the servers.

This is true, but logic doesn’t exist when it comes to people with 5 second attention spans... Not saying that applies to the OP, but I’ve encountered a few people that particular shoe fits.

As long as they can pull it off in a way that feels organic and works for the majority of characters with all their myriad potential motivations, I’m all for the alliance going away. But I have doubts that they can pull it off properly and maintain a cohesive narrative, given just how nonsensical KOTFE/KOTET is for the non force using characters. A quality, cohesive story regardless of the direction it takes is what I prefer, and to do that, they need a logical means of tying up all the loose ends that are present in the current situation. Unfortunately, they’ll most likely handwave away everything instead of giving us a proper transition that makes sense.

I have to say I agree with all of the above. Too many people have gotten into the mindset of “muh FPS isn’t over 9000 on Ultra settings, this is unplayable!!!1!1!!1!!”

You have to remember that while samurai may have been one of the inspirations used, its only a small part. Jedi are a blend of concepts from a variety of sources. Taoism, Confucianism, Buddhism, fakirs/mystics....

Witcher 3 made CD Projekt the biggest company in Poland, earnings-wise. (CD Projekt Red is their game dev division.) And I’m betting they knock it out of the ballpark *again* with Cyberpunk. It should also be noted that CDP also owns GOG, which has a steadily growing library of DRM-free games in its store (Being DRM-free is a prerequisite for being added to the GOG store.)

The solution is wait until after tomorrow’s patch (should be fixed then)

Yeah, I make that same mistake every time LOL Gotta love misheard lyrics (there’s a bathroom on the right) (Next line) Goes far, flies near, to the stars away from here

Not just RPers, but also collectors, depending on the scale. I’d love to have a display figure of my Consular proposing to Lana, or my Smuggler or Agent ducking behind cover, blaster out!

So it’s not letting you turn them in?

On a cloud of sound I drift in the night (Don’t need to name it, the goal is to get through the entire song )

Those have been stymied by the RP subforum of the Community Content forum

Hmm. Mailbox: one person sends a message to one recipient, nobody else will ever see it. Sign/bulletin board: one person puts a note on it, *everyone* that clicks on it (or enters the SH, if it functions like a MOTD) sees it. How is it remotely similar to the mailbox?

How about this: Separate dye modules into ‘modules’ and ‘packs’. A module would be an empty mod that you insert one or two packs into (with one primary slot and one secondary slot), with the packs being a single dye color (either restricted to being a primary or a secondary, or else usable as either slot when inserted into a module). You would insert the packs of your choice into a module, and then apply that module to a piece of armor. Applying the module would color the armor the same as it does now. You could insert or remove packs into/from a module all day long (this would allow previewing how it would look on the armor you’re intending to use it on), but once the module’s applied to a piece of armor, that’s it, single use. Module and both packs currently in it when you apply it to armor are destroyed if you remove/replace them. Alternately, changing the dye packs in a module would destroy the pack in the slot you’re replacing.

And yet some companions have more than a dozen. Why? Togruta are possibly the most visually interesting species, in terms of coloring.

While we’re at it, where are all the customizations for Asharra Zavros? All I’ve seen anywhere is “Asharra Zavros Customization 4”...

Ahh, ok.

What about Smugglers who want to go pirate at the end of their class story?

As a note of curiosity, have any of you Lana-haters ever considered the possibility that how much of her we keep seeing might possibly be a matter of contractual obligation between BioWare and her VA? Maybe she’s a player herself and insisted on terms that would let her be as deeply involved on the dev side as possible for as long as possible.

Foundry popped into my head as soon as I read the ‘idea’ section, too And all Foundry is, is a very limited and stripped down version of the exact same tools the STO developers use, with a big pile of prefabs for building custom maps, and a way to access the player-made areas/missions in-game.

Like unlocking HK-51? That actually makes sense, they should do that. BTW, what are these quests you mention, and where can I find them?

I’d say it’s because you skipped. As I understand it, skipping causes *every* choice to be overwritten. And the “default” choices for imp characters are all dark side.