I think it is now 90 years total for copyright owned by a company.

As an armourmech can you get a schematic from an underworld trading mission? Or slicing only?

Grats!

[Edit] Didn't think that you might not be able to group and go on another's ship. I don't think it would be a problem.

How do augments work now? Is it on a Crit for Slicing that you get an augment schematic?

I didn't really give my details, played T'qnz (I know bad name, never wanted that but c'est la vie). I created the swgunderworld.com and had some great times. Anyone play in the sabacc tournament? What server are you on now in SWTOR?

In Edmonton, play on Vrook Lamar and Choma servers. Good to see Alberta represent!

Plenty of posts here saying that crafted gear (blues / purples and crits) are better than what you get in game while levelling. It is supposedly not the case when you hit lvl 50 (I don't know, at about 30 now), mission drops are supposed to be better. So a synthweaving Sith would probably work out ok for you. I found it a little frustrating levelling while crafting to get the blues / purples as it is quite money sink and your items are not really sellable until you get to level 15+ gear.

Are you saying you advanced your alt without doing the class quests? Can this even be done? Interesting idea.

What I would like to see No more junk to sell to vendors. Lets us RE it to make crafting components (like scavaging, ect) Make consumables for each crafting profession I don't understand why RPG's still let people collect junk to sell to a vendor. Is this just part of the genre? I also like the idea of each crafting prof to have consumables, which would help stimulate the economy.

Wookieepedia has a great article on force users: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Force_user

There is the nightsisters of Dathomir. Dark side witches. I also thought the Corillian noble guards were force sensitive, but can't find that anywhere, maybe I read that about another race.

I'm really enjoying the game. It is the best MMO I've played tailored to my play style which is casual. I like I can log in and have fun if I put in an hour here or there and not have to grind to the level cap. Like the story driven aspect, love flashpoints, like how you can see friends class stories. Love social aspect of questing. This game does so many things right.

I think the real question should be, what is the benefit of the blue / purple items compared to the green ones. For example, you could drop one of the mission crew skills for say slicing, or another crafting one and not worry about building blues / purples. I know for the rapid levelling until about level 15 or so, RE the armour or stims was not worth the cost in materials as the next available item would be much better. But as you get to 2-3 tier items then it seems to get better.

I ended up creating the character on Vrook Lamar. It's been good so far.