I expect nothing and I'm still let down.

250? You think that's a lot? That was a slow day in fleet back in 3.0.

Managed to stay awake during a KP HM run.

Or just join a guild or a group in fleet, run the op, get the mission done and over with it.

You're supposed to romance her later in the story, so of course you can't kill her (yet).

I'd have it destroyed so hard that Alderaan would be reduced to a mere footnote of history.

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Bridge boss is bae.

Yeah, how about no.

People were undermanning EV and KP HM with 192s and 198s, so most definitely yes.

No BitRaider launcher? Why would you want to get rid of it?

Mostly is about cutting your use of cuddle puddles. To be honest, unless you're in one of those fights where everybody in the raid group is taking constant unavoidable AOE damage, most your group heals needs can be served by the use of Wandering Mend. Try not to use your cuddle puddles unless it's absoutely necessary and you have most of your group stacked and you'll be surprised by how much you don't need it and how much Force (and Vindicate stacks) you save.

That's the wrong way of looking at it. The price per million credits has most likely gone down because while it's extremely easy to make them, the purchasing power of those credits has diminished as well. This means that a player buying credits will have to buy more millions and thus spend a similar amount of RL money to buy what one million credits could purchase in the past. It's just inflation.

No, it doesnt. Go away. Shush!

You don't really need healers for tactical FPs so that alone is enough to classify those guys as idiots (not to mention their overall behaviour). You did nothing wrong.

I just realised they deleted that other thread with that video where they showed a guy getting like a billion credits with this method. Cheeky Bioware.

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Because they haven't found a way to add shoulder pads and an oversized backpack with an antenna to them.

It was designed to be solo'd and it drops unmoddable 208 gear, which is a step below the stuff that drop in story mode operations. It was never going to be hard.

To be fair, gear has never been more meaningless as an indication of someone's skill than now. With the advent of priority HM ops, it's extremely easy to get top end gear just by running EV/KP ad nauseam. I've been in quite a handful of operations where you can see players in full 224 hit enrage timers on every boss and get out-dps'd by formidable players in old 198s. But I agree, if they want to do any harder content, what your friend's guild needs in the first place is not knowledge of HM mechanics, but gearing, learning and practising their rotations.

I have no idea who Dora the Explorer is so your whole argument is invalid.

Ninjas shall be taken to the Dune Sea and cast into the pit of Carkoon, the nesting place of the all-powerful Sarlacc.

That's a nice little detail, I remember reading that Huttese was based off Quechua (the language of the ancient Inca Empire and still spoken in several South American countries) while Sullustan is actually a local language from Kenya. Can you make sense of what they're saying in Hungarian or it's all random words?

I'm pretty sure the level of your Alliance will have absolutely nothing to do with how your story develops in the future. Mostly because it would mean that in the upcoming story chapters your choices matter but so far the storyline has been pretty linear. They just don't have the resources to make a story with multiple outcomes. The real purpose of Alliance is grind. This is what we're supposed to do every month while waiting for the new chapter.

I think it's not a loophole per se but more the idea that by design the security key can't be the be all and end all when it comes to protecting your account. Mostly because if you lost access to your security key (your phone is broken or stolen or whatever) you could be irremediably locked out of your account. Security keys are designed to provide only a layer of security. Your password and your e-mail account are other ones.