I use 1-5. Alt 1-5, ctrl 1-5, 1-12 on my naga mouse, and alt 1-12 on my naga mouse. If I ever have to I will simply add ctrl 1-12 on my naga for more keybinds.

Can we please get a fix for the Voidstar? I keep falling through the map when I force charge at someone on one of the bridges in the second area. kthx. http://i.imgur.com/nQhWU.jpg

I also agree strongly with this. Allowing L10s to pvp against L50s was a good concept at first, it reduces warzone pop times. It was a mistake not creating equivalent gear for lowbies with expertise on it. Either remove expertise entirely, or make expertise gear for everyone from L10-50.

Honestly, allowing full premades into a warzone is what ruined rift pvp for me. I hate joining up solo or with a friend, to fight the same premades time after time after time. It's stupid, because you dont even have a chance. I like their system of allowing small groups to enter. If it is such an issue, just queue several groups and once and enter together. It's more exciting that way because if you get huttball, you may end up fighting your own guildmates. Yesterday I got a match with a couple guildmates, where I was on the opposite team against them. It was fun trying to kill them. =) I'm against full premades, and always will be. It ruins the fun for half of the players in the warzone. The only time I would consider endorsing said option, is if Bioware implemented a system to fight full premade vs full premade only (have fun waiting 30 mins for a match).

I'd like to see a system where the top-end pvp gear is really easy to get, and places everyone on the same level. Giving some people advantages over others is stupid. I also dislike RNG as a system because of a game called Aion. I ran away from Aion to get away from RNG, because the system is completely unfair. It's retarded when one player puts in more effort then another for a smaller payout.

The more I read the forums, the more i want to reroll Jedi Knight. I hate huttball, it's unfairly imbalanced towards ranged classes, and marauders have enough trouble already anyway. The real problem is going to be getting my guild to want to reroll; they're all 30+ now, so I doubt they'd want to.

I get top 5 for damage every game o.O I don't walk out with more then 4-5 medals usually, but I still top the damage charts. Marauder doesn't have a lot of control, but they have a lot of dps. The snare you can have up 24/7 helps a lot at controlling people. You also have 2 gap closers, gotta utilize them.

To be fair, if Bioware implemented every successful option from other games at launch, we would be waiting until 2013 for this games release, instead of having it here and now. Most of you idiots have no idea how much work it takes to make a game, but I do. My significant other spends 12-18 hours a day at work during crunch time. The amount of time required to design even the smallest aspect of a game takes days. If we expect every game that comes out to have 15 raid instances, fully developed pvp designs, and years worth of content, then we better expect a new game to only arrive every 3-4 years. I personally am glad swtor came out when it did, I finally found something half-decent to pull me away from Aion; and their terrible customer service model. I don't expect swtor to be perfect at launch, nor do I expect the game to mature for a year or two. When Guild Wars 2 launches, I'll buy that as well, and flip flop between both games as they mature and release new content.

It's easy to say X or Y guild is good, when they roll in a full premade and steamroll half-group premades, or quick entry individuals. Just sayin. Anyway, if it seems you are losing a lot in a row, start watching the other teams. I've noticed that when I queue solo, I can tell which are partial, full, or non-premade teams. Just watch the teamwork, whether they stick together, and if they support each other. If you start to recognize names between different matches, wait 5-10 minutes and then queue. You should get a different batch of players.

Despite all the negativity that tends to sprout on MMO forums, I just wanted to get on here and say thank you to bioware. There are a couple things in particular that I am thankful for. First, and the main thing, is that I am thankful you implemented such an amazing crafting and gathering system. There is nothing more annoying than taking my valuable play time to be forced to gather. When I log on, I want to pvp, pvp, and pvp some more, and I'm thankful you implemented a system that allows me to do what I want to do, without any of the stupid crafting downtime. Second, thank you for the amazing storyline, and the wonderful voice-overs. This is a new concept in MMO's, and it truly is wonderful. Thanks for putting time into your storyline, instead of doing what most companies do. A drab storyline that makes me read text. *Yawn* Lastly, thank you for acknowledging pvp. Both world and instanced. When I'm done with your storyline, there is little left to entertain me in a game but pvp, and I'm glad you are acknowledging that pvp is an integral part of your game. I hope to see some new instances from you in the future, and hopefully, additional world pvp incentives. So, thanks for making a good game Bioware, and keep improving. You still have a long way to go!