I think you're missing the point. If most of the Chiss on one planet are talking Huttese, it's most likely because they've been placed in the same sector before being deployed to Hoth. One of the Chiss, as mentioned earlier, said the Ascendancy sent him to Hutt Space to serve and they got taught Huttese because that was the ruling language in that sector. Now, following that logic, most people from his outfit and anyone else that served there would pretty much only know Huttese fluently, and if they get redeployed (as squads often do in times of war..) then they went as a unit where mostly all had limited knowledge with basic. The actual explanation is that BioWare probably cut the budged for voice actors, but quite frankly, there is a logical explanation behind it. Well, far more logical than some of the other stuff around, at least.

This is only partially true because

I've only completed the Inquisitor and Warrior storylines so far, but I think in the end, I preferred the Warrior storylines. While the Inquisitor, as a whole, had a better Chapter 1 and large portions of the Warrior storyline was a bit boring, the Inquisitor had dull Chapters 2 and 3 in comparison to the Warrior who really picked up around Tatooine/Alderaan and out Chapter 2 and 3. Quite frankly, I ended up really loving the Chapter 3 arc for the Warrior very much because it was well written and genuinely got me interested to push on to.. finish things.

Well, as a Juggernaut: 1: Take Vette 2: Guard on Vette. 3: Stand far away from the Avatar. 4: Force Charge in. 5: Burn the Avatar as fast as you can, gathering as much threat as possible. 6: Interrupt the first Force Storm 7: Run to a pillar and LoS the Thundering Blasts and interrupt / Force Choke / Force Push the Force Storms 8: Taunt the Avatar whenever Vette takes aggro. That should be plenty enough to finish it. Or you could just straight up nuke it down with interrupts and cooldowns, which I personally prefer.

As a fresh 50 immortal Juggernaut, I was taken offguard over how much of a truck this guy is and how I couldn't do any of my usual tricks due to his buffs. In the end, I got torn to shreds having exhausted anything I had, using a well geared Quinn (which is my usual questing companion since he actually makes me immortal... until this guy <_<), but it just wasn't enough and I died about 6000 hp away from the kill. Amusingly enough, when I just probe-ressurected and got the chance to get the first attack, he went down very easy. I didn't even use stimulants or anything the second time around, so he was a pushover at that point. All I can say is... they're meant to be soloable and yes, some of these encounters are tough. What I can say is that this is definately harder than the last story boss, and I really encourage you to do this on your own. These class quests are meant to educate and test your personal skill, and if you can't do it, you're either not geared, preparred or good enough to do it. Remedy the shortcoming and return when ready.

I was dissapointed with Ashara at first as well, but that's mostly because I didn't realize the gear issue. Played to 50 using her as a lightning sorcerer, and ever since I geared her up with bought modable lightsabers, some proper modable gear and some other stuff I bought on the GTN, I was shocked over how efficient she was for me. Gear her right and she's a beast.

Sometimes, you don't get the points because you spam the spacebar too hard.

It depends on the armor mod. Hilts and armor mods are unique in the sense that the hilt also give you weapon DPS as well as the stats on the mod, and the armor mod also gives you armor rating to go with the stats on the mod itself.

I'm a level 44 Immortal Juggernaut and I've had no problems doing any fight so far in the game with a DPS companion (Vette, then Jaesa). The trick is to stay alive, and that's one of the things Juggernauts do best. Some of the fights tend to require a medpack, which is easy since I get tons while questing so I don't have to buy them, or that you're good at chaining certain abilities and using your entire arsenal fully. I'm going to be a happy panda once Force Push resets Force Charge though, that's going to give me even more time to nuke the elite once I start the fight.

You think that's bad? Last week's episode had 4 people, as in living humans, get decapitated at the same second by a duel-wielding lightsaber tornado. You see the burn marks on their neck, and when they slump down to the ground, you can see their head start sliding off. Definately not a show aimed directly at kids anymore. In my eyes, there's enough bad episodes to not make it a must, but it's still quite great and it's in general far better than the prequels, if that's anything to go by. I'd recommend it, easily.