It's well and good saying "get a guild" but I went that route, found a guild of people that shared a similar playstyle and mentality that I did but other than having a green chat channel I really didn't see the benefit during my levelling process. Due to how the game separates everyone I think I maybe only ever 'saw' 6 of my group mates characters and that was on a day a few of us got together to do a few flashpoints. People in MMO's just don't seem willing to speak anymore, even in the guild I was in (I've since left) you'd usually see the same names speaking while everyone else was busy doing their own thing. It just feels like community in MMO's is on the decline in general and TOR does nothing to help it along. In fact, you could argue that TOR goes on to promote solo gameplay.

That's really quite sad.

To me, TOR is kind of like public transport, you're all using it for the same reason but no one is talking to one another - and when that one guy does start talking to you, you move away from him. TOR makes me feel like that one guy.

Actually raises a really good question... If you assign a legacy name, then delete the character, does the legacy name persist? Taken out of the context of game mechanics, the 'Skywalker' legacy would continue to exist after the death of Anakin and Luke due to the fact that they have children/siblings. So would that mean you have to also delete all of your alts that the name is assigned to as well?

I haven't noticed any difference in using an SSD to run the game. Like someone stated before me, the left part of the bar loads instantly - then there's a delay in which seems like the game is communicating with the server and then the rest loads probably at the same speed as a standard HDD.

No you didn't, silly: Anyway, what's this game you worked on? Sounds mighty interesting.

Really? So you know the statement about all the devs playing the game, what if their main is an Imperial? That could be translated as favouring the Imperial side. Would that then lead to firing? That's an absurd thing to say.

His name was was Robert Paulson.

I wasn't worried until I watched the "Coming up in SWTOR" video where it clearly states that they've been working on 'Rise of the Rakghouls' for a year. A year for what is effectively just a new dungeon?

Why does my character have feet if I can't make him wriggle his toes? *** BIOWARE?

This was a particular highlight for me.

I think if 'small' races are introduced the likely option would be along the lines of Jawas and Ewoks. As long as I get to be a Wookiee at some point I don't mind!

Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't recall much of Han Solo's time within the movies being spent smuggling things.

I've also run into the bug where my quest log has said I've got 26 or 27 quests to do out of a total of 25. That's confused me more than once but if you have a full quest log of 25 quests it seems it still logs the bonus quests.