And then the casuals will complain that it takes to much effort to get the augment slots, and coming crying on the forums because they have to work to get the same things that other people work to get.

http://www.swtor.com/blog/incoming-changes-global-cooldown-ui

And what I said is that you already can. You can have any color, with any of the 3 stats you want. They don't need to have a separate stat crystal, when you can get any color with any stat already. Your name fits the system you are fighting for.

But each color already comes with each stat. There are Power, Crit, or Endurance gems of every color.

EV council fight is a good place to test people out.

Look up the definition of mount.. *sigh

Irony

Don't upgrade your mount in WoW past the level 40 mount speed. It isn't fast. They aren't going to give you the fastest possible speed here on release, they are going to save it for future updates/expansions. If they give you the best of everything right off the bat there is no reason to purchase expansions. Expansions keep the game fresh.

Ilum Nothing but kill trading and a few dailies.

Search for comparable gear. Sell at comparable price.

Stop blinking when you hit the print screen button.

Not if you keep calling him a pet.

I think on this issue you are the one that is disconnected from the average mmo player. The average mmo player, logs in for an hour after getting home from work, or a couple hours before they go to bed. They never experience the day/night cycle.

I don't know. I turned my legacy bar off in the options. Pointless bar is pointless. I was legacy level 19 when I turned it off. I'd imagine I have gained 2 or 3 levels since then.

There are to many variables missing to even debate if physics have been broken or not. What speed is the elevator traveling? How much force is being applied to the character by gravity? If the elevator is moving downwards at the characters terminal velocity, when the character jumps, he'll break free from the surface of the elevator. The character wouldn't make contact again until the elevator began to decelerate. The rate of deceleration would determine the amount of force applied to the character when they make contact with the elevator floor.