We've yet to see any official full-fledged answer on this critical matter. This post is provided on the rights of the "bump".

We have answers about High resolution textures, about biochem and cybertech, and even about dungeon finder. The fun thing is, there is still no clear, detailed, and official statement on the game-breaking matter raised in this topic. Matter, which (i hope) many players consider to be at least on the same level as issues listed above. Dear Bioware, still waiting out here.

To all those who "dont give a damn". Let me get something straight. If this ... situation is fine with you than you can have, as I like to say sometimes, a flag in your hand and an anchor in your ***. Its absolutely OK to have your own opinion. But. Do not try to impose that "ALL is ok aptitude" of yours to all those who really cares.

dont think they will hold back too, but we must bring community attention to this problem. here's my topic in CS where i summed up that issue - http://www.swtor.com/community/showthread.php?p=1240212#post1240212 you're welcome to post some thoughts there

Dear community, I urge you all to contribute your thoughts to this topic as frequently as possible. As many of you know by now, SWTOR's recent patch removed some serious financial exploit which have caused economies on all of the game's servers to be badly damaged. Players was able to, naturally, generate infinite amounts of credtis to meet all their possible and impossible needs. More info can be found here: In my humble opinion, many people (me included), upon realising inequity of this "little" problem, will be "in thought", to say the least. When we talking about some kind of PVP exploiting, or even little PVE exploiting (like recent /getdown bug), this is tolerable, because "main stream" of players is unaffected. But when we talking about MMORPG server's economy, this poses a very huge threat to all its inhabitants, because it is bread and butter of the game. Those who think otherwise may want to ignore this post and do something else instead. So, it rises 2 critical questions to Bioware: 1. Firstly, what measures will be taken against exploiters? 2. Secondly, but more importantly, how do you intend to combat those tricky types who used evasive maneuvres of washing off those illegal credits ( using throwaway accounts, GTN transactions, in-game mail etc)? Let us not allow this dire situation to be resolved by temporary suspension, which really not help much. What I personally like to see: 1. Temporary/Permabans to exploiters (really people, you should've known what you're doing in advance), theirs throwaway and main accounts. 2. Withdrawal of all illegal creds from circulation.