Actually it's interesting to see this pop up, but on Imperial side on Tatooine in the "Supply Lines" heroic area, there's a bot named Titort (Tito legacy name) who is there literally 24/7 running a very clearly set path killing the mobs as they spawn. Makes trying to complete this mission extremely frustrating... unless you're someone like me and figured out how to pull things in a sort of way so you tag them and the bot kills them for you Still, really. Reported this guy twice and nothing's happened because he's still there.

Been playing WoW for about a decade, left for SWTOR at launch, quit again and came back just recently. After having raided in WoW within the top 50 US guilds for 7 days a week during new raid releases, I'm honestly just looking to chill, relax and have some good folks to hang out with for flashpoints, maybe the occasional warzone, and just have a good time. My main's a Juggernaut, and I've got a Sniper and a Merc all 70, with more on the way (thoroughly enjoying leveling again). Hit me up! My juggernaut's name is Skyfist. I've also got a 70 sage and several other pubs in case your guild is represented on both sides.

This isn't some sort of reveal all feature. In case you haven't noticed, when you first enter a planet, everything is grayed out, and all you see is the place you entered from, uncovering that part of the map. The fact that quests are shown to you on the map isn't taking away from the exploration value, far from it. You still have to go to each individual place and scale hills and mountains, trudge through sands and deserts, to get to each quest. IF, every single quest could be completed without moving your character at all, that would take away from the exploration value. But in this day and age, people don't want to make their own maps anymore, or spend hours figuring out where to go on one insignificant quest. If you don't like the map markers, just ignore them, don't look at 'em. Do you think BioWare would make the profit they are currently making if players had to look for each target? It just makes no sense to do so in 2011, almost 2012.