Which class does the ship you are talking about belong to?

Nar Shaddaa is a moon of Hutta. When you travel from Hutta to Nar Shaddaa on your ship, your galaxy map says that the distance between them is 687 parsecs. The distance between Coruscant and Dathomir, two planets in different regions of the Galaxy, is only 70 parsecs. In the Star Wars galaxy, one parsec equals to 3.258 light years. On Earth, the light from the Sun reaches our planet in 8 minutes. And this is a planet and its sun, the distance between which is a lot bigger than the distance between a planet and its moon. The point is, the distances between planets shown on our galaxy map are completely messed up. Why not fix it? Astronomy and science are two important things in the Star Wars universe. We cannot just not pay attention to them.

There was so much hype around TOR before release. The hype was actually about it being a Star Wars MMO, not about the game as it is (I mean game mechanics and systems and that sort of things). Star Wars is probably one of the most well-known and popular franchises existing nowadays, and the fact that it has 35 years of people's love says a lot. When TOR goes F2P, we can expect a lot of new people coming to see a Star Wars MMO. Some of those people will be disappointed, while some will definitely love the game. And a lesser number of people will decide to subscribe and use the game's full potential. That's how EA is going to use the Star Wars brand to make money. I'm not saying it's a bad thing. It's a good thing for both us, the players, and the developers. If F2P may bring a chance to change EA's opinion about the game's capabilities of making money for them, thus prolonging the game's life so I can play it and have fun (because I'm really enjoying the game even though I'm playing since December), I'll support it.

I am already very excited about all those major plans you have for 2012, but are you going to add new explorable planets for dailies or, maybe, continuation of our class stories?

There are many unused rooms on our ships (at least there are many locked doors), so there might be something like a garage for your vehicles or a menagerie for all your little pet friends.

Absolutely agree with this. Loading Corellia takes a lot of time, especially on my slow computer. But I was considering a different idea: what if we could choose the point of landing when traveling to Corellia on our ship? For example, there would be two options: the main Republic/Imperial spaceport and the Black Hole landing pad. Sounds fun, I believe, and not really difficult to implement.

I only played as a Jedi Knight, and I was really glad to see how my decisions affected the story. For example, Unfortunately, I have not yet leveled other characters to level 50, and thus I cannot pass judgement on their behalf. But I believe that for every class there is something you encounter during your final story quests that has a reference to your previously taken decisions.

Ship droids love Cultural Artifacts and Luxury the most. They also like Technology and Faction Memorabilia. And you can get them 'some skills' yourself - just buy an astromech droid through the Legacy system. This droid sells different sensor units that improve your ship droid's crafting/gathering skills.

Does it mean those vehicles will no longer be obtainable after Patch 1.2 even with PvP/social points restrictions? I read through half of the comments and was surprised that no one else was concerned about it. Edit: I ask Bioware not to remove those items from the game after Patch 1.2. The game is too young and at this point there should not be anything that is no longer accessible.

Hello. I think it would be a good decision to make Miraluka masks (the ones that you choose when creating a character) disappearing when a character wears headgear that also covers the eyes. At this point, such headgear appears above the mask that remains visible, and it actually makes no sense at all. Since the masks do not depend on the face type of a character, they can be easily taken off with headgear appearing instead. Thank you.

Force push is not required to complete the quest as a Sentinel. You need to understand the strategy, that is it. I just posted mine in another thread about the fight with the Emperor.

Everyone should realize that since the Sith Emperor is the final boss of you class story, he ought to be difficult to defeat. However, many people mix up difficulty and impossibility. Playing as a Jedi Watchman, I was able to complete the fight after six or seven failures. I thought the fight was too complicated, before I understood what to do. My T7-O1 droid was decently equipped for the fight, though I never used him as a companion. I simply believe that it is wise to sometimes gear your companions up. It is strange to me that so many people ignored them completely, playing exclusively with Kira Carsen or Doc. I did almost every optional quest while leveling, and many quests rewarded me with a plenty of gear for my companion. I think I was lucky on droppable gear, too, since my Kira Carsen had received several Prototype near-end-game items, so I was able to sometimes pick gear for other companions. And even if you did not care about T7-O1 as I did, there was a puzzle in the Dark Temple that could give you all you need to equip your droid (though the puzzle chest was bugged for me, so I could not get anything from it). When I faced Emperor the last time, I forgot even to use the stim. I had enemy nameplates turned on, so I could see when the Emperor was casting Force Blast. When I attacked him, the phantoms appeared and I used T7-O1 to manually destroy them. Simple. The droid survived the initial attack, but fell shortly after. When the second wave of phantoms appeared, I destroyed them one by one, using Force Leap on the Emperor to interrupt Force Blast. Every defensive ability was on (Rebuke, Saber Ward, Call on the Force). I used the medpack to replenish health. During the third wave, I used Guarded by the Force and swiftly dealt with the phantoms. After that, I finished the Emperor off. When standing before his dead body, I realized how simple the fight was. All you need to do is to watch his Force Blast casts and carefully use your defensive abilities. Never lose faith, and may the Force be with you.