BioWare, please sticky this. It's annoying having people ask the same questions every day, especially with the fight at the end of Chapter 1.

I think that's basically what happens, but I did things in the more normal order so I didn't experience this myself and could be wrong.

The fight at the end of Chapter 1 should be mentioned, as well as cover issues in general. The bug that occurs when doing Alderaan before Tatooine should be mentioned, too.

The point is that you can do it through crafting. It doesn't have to be superior, but it should be there. I'm not saying that crafting gear should be superior, but every crafting skill should at least be useful at 50 (give stuff people would actually want to use).

Swoop races work a bit better, I think. It's basically the same to us but it avoids potential lore problems (particularly with humans doing it).

And how is that different from other MMOs?

Uh, there's definitely an imperial army, complete with troopers, officers, etc. in this era. I feel like an Officer class would work better, because it's not quite as similar to the normal trooper (but still maintains the ties to the normal military).

Yeah.

Well, it reveals that in the story the player defeats Darth Zhorrid, who is sort of their boss. That's a relatively major spoiler, even though that's only one of the available options (you don't have to defeat her).

Please don't put spoilers in the title of all places...

I would have guessed that they wouldn't allow that as a name. Anyway, I doubt it's possible to romance SCORPIO because, well, it's a droid. That just opens up all sorts of awkward situations.

The quest is seriously bugged at the moment. The best solutions are to keep trying, outlevel it and try then, or get help from other players.

A lot of the movie characters don't roll into a single class (particularly the major Jedi/Sith). The Inquisitor is Maul/Sidious based, and the Warrior is based on Vader. The names themselves are a bit misleading, because in some cases they mean completely different things in Star Wars (e.g. Jedi Knight being a rank, basically meaning said Jedi isn't an apprentice or a master).

It is a bit odd, but I never had a problem with it. If you have a quest in an unexplored area you'll still see where it is and know to explore in that direction.