Same happened for me today. Chapter 10 fails to complete after the final cutscene. This seems to be agent related (I'm operative). Note, it is possible to go through the entire cutscene again by clicking Lana in the war room. Perhaps that's where the glitch is--i.e. the cutscene is not completed properly by the game.

/bump for finally returning our giggle

It would also be interesting to see about the critical soft cap, since it is also lower.

I completely agree. Having less limitations in how the game can be played makes for more fun open world pvp. The maps and areas are already constructed for pve use with almost zero encounters. It is a total failure imo., and I hope they make future planets more about crossing paths with the opposing faction. On a pve server it will not matter anyway, but it will make a huge difference to pvp servers, so why not?

Good answers, David, thanks! It is looking more promising than we expected, it seems

I personally would rather see ranked warzones out here and now (on the PTS at least) than later. Good software is built with the users--not through waterfall development. Getting feedback early and often > getting feedback once the last line of code has been written.

As many other people seem to think there are a lot of "hacking" going on, I think what it really is is poor server response and slightly buggy coding (both client and server). Sometimes when I attack players in front of me (with knife as an operative), it will tell me I am out of range, but in fact the client is out of sync with the server. Running while capping and what is described here with Novare Coast seems more like synchronization issues or graphics/animations not being updated. The number one rule in MMO development (regarding all communication of information) has long been: Never trust the client. And therefore, it should be expected that a game of this scale is obviously also doing server-side validations of virtually everything a player would be able to do; especially pertaining to movement and abilities. I am not saying that hacking is not possible, but I really doubt it is the source of the majority of "suspicious" game behaviour.

He is a bug-boy, and so unappealing I am not even bothering to max out his affection. I'd rather was the windows of my startship or clean the hyperdrive myself than enjoy his "company". He is also the only companion I never summon. Period. Even the ship droid gets more fresh air than Vector. It is a shame the female agent does not have a romantic storyline worth touching.

/signed I too miss my giggle. It was cool (and evil!) If we have to have a TA sound, I'd rather it be the giggling than the silly "click-swoosh" sound that replaced it..

Yeah, I am afraid you are right. But on the other hand, there are ways they could make it work, such as letting special components/materials be only harvestable/lootable from nodes in such an area, e.g. used to make augments and augment kits (coming in 1.3). As long as there is incentive, it would work in SWTOR as well.

But he is right, why shouldn't you be allowed to climb certain areas? It is not like you are climbing the barriers of the starting zone, and it would make for an interesting position (maybe snipers). Remove those silly walls on top of the bunkers. Just don't allow people to cap nodes from there and it should be fine.

All I can say is that I agree. They should at least try to make something similar as Darkness Falls (and before it is too late).

With all the hype about augment slot kits, I bet in the end it will turn out to only work on crafted items and not on looted/rewarded items (making it yet another joke), lol.

Rather than a debuff, you could force a title on the player quitting for the next hour (or whatever seems reasonable) saying "X the Warzone Quitter" for all to see.

What I do not get is why they do not make a portion of dropped greens/loot RE-able into orange shells. A lot of that armor is normally useless (stat wise) and people would be able to customize their looks further.