I find your lack of humour disturbing. -T.

I'm a little frustrated with the tab targeting, too. I usually tab target and cast a DoT then cast a HoT. Tab again and it targets the same dude. Tab to next dude and cast a DoT, then tab...it targets the FIRST dude again! So it's like I have to tab through all the dudes in the same order to get to the end. Weird. Tab, cast. Tab tab, cast. Tab tab tab, cast. -T.

Add an option to the Market interface to calculate the price per item for me, and I'll happily stop lazy listing. I'd rather play the game than worry about maths. Yes, ironic since MMOs are games of numbers...I just prefer if the game does the calculations for me. -T.

I am using this mouse: http://store.razerzone.com/store/razerusa/en_US/pd/productID.182251700/parentCategoryID.35208800/categoryId.40946100 It's the Razer DeathAdder, left-handed ergo version. I love it. As one of the few who are: Lefty Female 40+ Handicapped (joint problems) Gamers out there... I've got a lot of "negatives" that I have to adapt to. And yes, I know this thread is old. I was just googling something else and came across this and wanted to share. My setup on my desk from left to right: Razer DeathAdder left-handed ergo gaming mouse Goldtouch ergonomic adjustable split keyboard Ideazon / Steelseries Fang ambidextrous standalone keypad / gaming board. I mostly move with the arrow keys on the keypad, and also use some of the keys on it to cast, autorun, jump. I'm also a heavy clicker so...yeah, it's a less than ideal setup and I'm always trying to force myself to adapt and get a better configuration. Hope this helps another lefty. -T.

So while I was questing around and following my Sith Inquisitor's storyline (she's a Twi'lek, by the way, and YES she is constantly reminded of what rubbish she is - only begrudgingly acknowledged because she is Force-sensitive and survived her trials)... Came across Naga Sadow and, being unfamiliar with a lot of the background lore and characters, I looked him up. Turns out this VERY POWERFUL ancient Sith Lord who was around during the first Sith Empire was...part human. Creepy dude, though...but then, I think most of the Dark Lords of the Sith were. Let's see... Going down the list: OH and I suppose I'll hide this all in a spoiler tag, although this is all PAST. That brings us up to the Reformed Sith Empire. Anyway, most of the old Sith Lords were human - hardly any pure Sith in there...interesting, I think. -T.

I actually love my Sith Inquisitor! I am playing as a healer and think my companions are well-suited. I am also 100% light and feel that MOST of my quests give me an option to feel like I'm "doing the right thing". Sometimes I'm a bit smug / arrogant for my taste, but I'm a Sith after all and have to at least somewhat keep up appearances. I'm level 38 now and can't wait to advance my character's story! Unfortunately, I need to stop forging ahead a bit so I can work on leveling some. Last class quest I did was at level 37, and it was a level 41 quest...ouch! But really, everybody's different. What I find enjoyable / entertaining is most definitely not the same for everybody. This is why there are so many different options in this game for playstyle, personalities, etc. Love it! -T.

After working for a software company for a few years, I find I have a lot more respect for the position that other software companies are in. My favourite is, "It's so easy to implement x! Why don't they just do it??" Okay, smart guy. Go ahead. In some cases, there's an API in place to allow the development of addons / plugins / extensions, so if it's so "easy", then the user can "just do it himself". What, you don't know how to code? I thought you said it was easy... The truth is that perhaps it is "easy", but there are other more important things to work on like, for example, a stability or compatibility issue. There's the development, the testing, and then there's the support for said feature. Documentation to write, tutorials and instructions to update... That "one little thing" still takes time and resources away from other things and so has to be weighed against the bigger picture. I worked for a company that produced desktop software which also had a "cloud" product, a Mac AND PC version (no, not a port - there was MS Office integration to consider) and a couple mobile versions. The documents produced by all products had to be compatible. We had > 1.5 million users worldwide. We had... 2 support people in the US (and another couple in an overseas office). Sure, we had a handful more customer service folks who could also field some tech issues, but the tech support people were also fielding customer service and sales calls / tickets. I guess my point is to cut them some slack. Try to look at it from their perspective. And if you have no clue what their perspective is, just hush up a bit and don't tell people how to do their job if you don't know what their job entails. If you do, then do it yourself. No, I don't work for EA or Bioware and have never worked for a gaming company (not that I haven't applied! hehe). -T.

Also found there are certain lightsaber colour crystals that have requirements. For example, Requires Light Level 1 is on the blue crystals, I think, and Dark Level 1 for red crystals. Can't recall exactly off the top of my head, but that is something to keep in mine. -Tepetkhet, a Light Sith Twi'lek Inquisitor, and Revanite. (Yeah, I ALWAYS choose quest options that give me light points. Khem Val is disgusted with this "little Sith".)

Similar situation. My fiance and I preordered at the same time, but I created an account and registered my key before him. Guess who's logged in now with his early invite... Hint: Not me. Not raging, not trolling...but it's a fact: First registered != first invited. Also, took me all day to get my password reset and logged in. -T.