Got 2 agents : First I made an operative healer : http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm163/mehra_photos/SWTOR/vlcsnap-2012-03-18-12h17m36s120.png then a sniper, created to fix my marauder's legacy tree but it's too much fun leveling him as well. http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm163/mehra_photos/SWTOR/vlcsnap-2012-09-03-15h16m08s69.png

About playing LS vs DS, if you are a new player keep in mind that you will make your life more complicated if you are a LS warrior, and some of your missions could take longer. You'll sometimes have to go through a lot of hassle to complete quests, whereas as a DS warrior you could just have killed off the annoying NPC and be done with it. I found many examples of that as I was leveling my LS sith warrior but still checked the DS choices and hit the escape key before the end of dialogue. The best I can remember was on Alderaan, when you...

I leveled as an operative pure healer and used Vector the whole time from Alderaan. Most of the time, I ended up tanking and keeping both of us alive while he killed stuff The only boss I could never kill like that was the had to get help for that one. Kaliyo didn't really work well with my operative as neither of them did enough dps and we were taking too much damage as the fights were too long.

For us LS agents, I found the whole storyline on youtube, as I wanted to show my story's ending to a friend. Big thanks to the person who posted it there

Also, don't want to spoil too much, but for some conversations if you don't choose the [flirt] option right away you end up with a more interesting result (especially conversation 8 ) So don't hesitate to use that Esc key a lot.

Is this still a spoiler with all the threads and fan fictions written on this?

The only thing that would have made sense is that Bioware removed that betrayal episode completely from the storyline, as it is so incoherent it's beyond fixingl. - female players who romanced him and married him before that point are disapointed - male players who most of the time hated him before that point anyway now are frustrated at not being able to kill him - Bioware can't even make Quinn's killing attempt look decent because, if you are a sith marauder who goes to that room alone without your healer you can't really face a big challenge. They had to tune down the difficulty so low that the attempt looked ridiculous. - Then there is the conversation with Pierce... the devs didn't even bother if you get in the transponder room alone, or with Pierce or any other companion. They just thought "ok maybe the player character went in with Pierce so he has to mention the betrayal in the next conversation they get"... that's totally lazy from them.

Well, that's one more of Bioware's failures while writing this part... I didn't tell anyone about Quinns betrayal but somehow Pierce knows!!! I was with (lightside) Jaesa in the transponder room, and I chose the option "your secret is safe with us", and Jaesa said "it is for the best" then, I was slow at raising my affection with Pierce because I don't really like the guy. what was my surprise when I got my third conversation with him on corellia and he told me: "know I've said it before. but I kept my mouth shut a while now. Time to speak up. Quinn betrayed us once. Long as he's alive, he could do it again. Puts the whole crew at risk" How on earth is he supposed to know??? After that you get several options, you can say: " I rely on you to inform me of anything suspicious." + 40 affection with Pierce and he says " Good, Quinn won't go to the fresher without me knowing" or SW: "ask me to kill Quinn again and I might kill you instead" My personnal favorite but -81 affection with Pierce So I finally went for the middle way" You may hate Quinn, but you and the crew are perfectly safe", and then Pierce answered " Hard to serve with a man you don't trust".