No mistake made. Reflex armorings only. I didn't buy them, I crafted them from my cybertech alts.

I'm a bit confused about how bolster works. I recently geared my 45 healing commando in all 45 blue armorings/mods/enhancements and augments. I noticed in a warzone that a commando at level 44 in a mix of greens and blues had a higher bolstered AIM stat than I and was able to put out higher heals. I feel like I'm missing something. How is this possible?

The lag seems to be back in full force again.

The server needs a reboot or a maybe even a few dozen processor cores added.

I've noticed a change in my latency to the SWTOR west coast servers; Begeren Colony and The Harbinger. I'm in S.California and I've always had a ping from 17-25 ms, but recently it has changed. It seems that the servers have moved according to my traceroute to the swtor servers. My latency is now 125-145 ms. Have the servers been relocated?

I just looked at http://www.torstatus.net/shards/us/trends (Tor Status). It's not looking good. Bummer.

I'm wondering if there will be some type of discount for subscribers on the upcoming paid transfers? We all have various reasons and circumstances that caused us to roll characters on multiple servers. I've read it will cost around 1800 cartel coins. It would be nice for those who are subscribers to enjoy a notable discount.

It seems to be isolated to The Harbinger server. I just logged on to The Begeren Colony which is also on the west coast and it is running without the latency.

Once purchased, Is this armor collectible so that it can be unlocked for your legacy? If so, how many CCs does the legacy unlock cost? Thanks

I've been running bountiful and rich missions every couple of hours for the last 2 days. I got 4 regulators. It can be frustrating, even if it is 'luck'.

I have to agree with this. I toyed with the cathar customization and couldn't create anything that I felt attached enough to play. I was disappointed that the skin doesn't match the face pattern. My opinion is that they are all kind of ugly.

So... Is it safe to vendor these now? I don't want to kick myself for selling them to a vendor and needing them a few months from now .

Thanks for the warning. I was experimenting with a lot of different armor/color schemes with these pieces. Glad I didn't invest heavily yet.

Way back when the game first came out, I had a problem where it would constantly ask me for my security question answers every single time I logged into the game. This was finally solved by changing my password on the website after successful login. You may want to try entering the one-time password when prompted. Instead of keeping your regular login password, go to the account management page and change your game login password. This could fix your problem, in any case it's worth a try.

I must report, the model TSW is using is certainly B2P. I am an active subscriber of TSW. My monthly payment came due a little less than a week ago, so I'm slightly annoyed that I paid for a full month, but when all is said and done, I really don't mind. The game is excellent and the restriction free content you will get if you buy the game is well worth it. I believe SWTOR would benefit greatly from s similar model. Be careful of the poster above's comments, they usually include a sprinkle of negativity, a dash of condescension and now come loaded with hyperbole.

I just unsubscribed. The amount of bugs in this game is just too much. I know, many people will remind me that MMOs have bugs.. blah blah blah. I realize that and accept it. I have been playing MMO type games since the mid 90's when they were MUDs. I have never in my experience in gaming seen a AAA release with so many bugs. After a while it just sucks and is time to give up. If they could just fix the bugs, they may have some more meaningful success. I remember a few months back Doctor Lokin (Imperial Agent's companion) was bugged for months. He would completely disappear when he was in combat stance. To allow such bugs to fester for so long is inexcusable. I'm sure someone somewhere has an excuse, but its not really relevant to the consumer who wants a product that works. In my opinion, the bugs just ruin this game. Sad to say goodbye.

Thanks for that link. This was a very interesting read.

Excellent post. I'd like to see a follow-up post if the OP is still around.

The difference is that the casino is regulated. You have to be 21, and the games and machines are regulated, inspected and approved by the state which allows the gambling. This is an unregulated game which can be played by anyone with a method of payment. Perhaps it is something to be considered.

Have you noticed if you are running fullscreen (non-windowed) the graphic re-initialization time is not as quick as other games? You have to wait a few moments for the game to display the world, almost as if it has to reload everything. I've noticed in other games (and recent and non-recent mmos) the re initialization time is much quicker. I am curious why this is the case with SWTOR.

I've had this problem. It can be frustrating when you're hoping to capture a moment only to find it did not save the screenshot. You can try again and it may work the second time around.

I like these ideas. They definitely sound fun.

Is it really necessary to have UAC for SWTOR? I wonder about what the application does that actually requires this control. Other large MMOs (e.g. WoW, Aion, GW2, ) don't require this. The fact that certain virus scanners bring up the swtor.exe as a false positive also makes me a bit curious. I know everyone will assure those who may inquire that there is nothing to worry about and its is normal and necessary, but I'm not going to easily accept that unless I know more specifics on why UAC is required for SWTOR to run on my computer.

I noticed what the OP mentioned also. The billing cycle is not monthly but 30 days. Each month you seem to be billed earlier. I personally feel like its kind of nickel-and-diming the subscribers and that it should have been a monthly cycle.

This thread always makes me shiver. It is so intellectually dishonest.