Doesn't really mean very much and I will explain why. You had pretty good PvP gear and some of your opposing team were teens, i.e. playing a PuG with many less than 50s, that is always going to give you a favorable impression. Also Voidstar is the Warzone for pumping out high numbers in damage or healing if you have good gear...post a video with those numbers playing Huttball against a team of level 50s and we will all bow to this type of post and YouTube short.

You're making the mistake of just playing a healer for heals. Yes, that is important, but you should DPS and CC too. You also aren't immobile, leaning to move is the greatest strength of PvP healing, you don't (shouldn't) need a body guard you just move out of the way of the trouble. Normally in any pick up group war zone the dps will head straight for kills so if you are in range of that you need to be prepared to move out fast. If the PuG sucks then you just chalk it up to valour...etc.

Ok this one has to go to the top because its the most ridiculous. The level 50 sith lightsabers gotten from pvp are purple and the republic gets pink, this has been confirmed by two people in the thread around pages 29 and 30. I seriously have no words for this one. With all the current threads about this subject, and how rare purple lightsabers are supposed to be, how could bioware think giving one side easy access to purple and not other is fair? How is that not favoritism? Well, quite an easy answer really. I think Bioware were worried that there would be imbalance in favour of the republic pre-launch in server pops and they put sweeteners into the Sith faction to play it. Unfortunately post-launch Sith is very popular regardless, so the sweeteners just look out of place now, and if anything hurt the game in terms of PvP.

The problem with the LoS argument is that if you use it properly then you can avoid every damage attack used by the boss (Stark)...that just can't be as intended. I think solo-able by good use of interrupts, and the LoS tactic is probably an exploit/bug that Bioware will eventually patch.