I went to rogue one and .... It must be a bug. but it restored my faith in the sith empire!!

Had the same problem, then found a way out. i focused in the fase before on those 'force clouds/anomaly's' with the shield and at the end they vanished en I was able to finish normaly.

It would make my day if force breach in Madness would become a AoE Dot (with a cool down) in stead of single target.

the surface 2 is not able to run SWTOR , you got to have the surface 2 pro

I have two macbook pro laptops with boot camp running SWTOR one macbook 17 inch (2011) with win 7, it's running SWTOR without problems, in 1080p res and a macbook retina pro 13 (late 2013, haswell, win 8.1) and I am able to run SWTOR in native retina resolution, but had to tweak a lot in the graphic settings. First I tried to run it at a lower resolution, but this gives horrible graphics. The frame rate is acceptable for gaming, but sometimes the textures get blurry when there is a lot of movement. The battery life on this laptop is really good playing Swtor. Hope this helps

Mandalore the Ultimate is must have!!! http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Mandalore_the_Ultimate

Face it, we all have armor we love, is rare and worked hard for (in my case revan mask, supreme inq robe) But somerimes we switch our primary toon, and i want that very rare and special armor to transfer to another toon. Please give us a way to bind that one special item to legacy. (Or perhaps as a subcriber appreciation)

I know the difference (and have played the KOTOR games multiple times), but I was suggesting a port with intact SWTOR mechanics (graphics, but also updated swtor based leveling, and of course having multiple people). It would just be a additional story/questing line. A lot of things/ideas could be put in there.

As the title says (and sorry if this was proposed before), If bioware would be able to port the original KOTOR to the SWTOR engine and its gaming mechanics I would be a very happy player. Perhaps as a legacy reward? I would even be willing to pay extra. What do you think?