Same here, and right in the middle of Voidstar.

I did not realize the price was 1.5 million. Haven't logged in since patch 1.2 yet, nor can I now. So your earlier angst makes a bit more sense now. Thank you for bringing that to my attention.

Did not realize there was so much hate for the Collector's Edition holders out there. Though I defer to your idea, Koishii. Having additional items added to the vendor, at a slightly discounted rate, would be a better idea. Silly me for making a suggestion in the Suggestion Forum...

I would like to suggest that Collector's Edition holders get one free race unlock. Thank you.

Well according to Bioware, the most loyal players are those that fought their way to the level 50 end-game, and didn't give up due to bugs. But we both know that the REAL loyal players are you and I, who will continue to pay every month and play the game how we want or can play it. I would imagine that the 50s who left, will most likely leave again after their 30 days are up. Of course, an 8+ hour repair time isn't helping matters either. I am curious to see who the most loyal customers are after the dust settles.

Except, that isn't what they said. They are rewarding the most loyal customers. But I see where you are going. Those of us with a family and job to take care of are ulitmately rewarded in ways Bioware could never touch.

I agree with an earlier poster about paying my subscriptions. I would've paid them anyway. I have three: the wife, the daughter and myself. I understand that people who have level 50s have had to suffer through a lot of broken quest-lines, mechanics and PvP. Those of us who are still trudging along won't see some of that heartache, due to patches. We have been loyal customers since early access, and three beta tests. We have no plans to leave over not getting 30 days of free play each. My problem is the wording Bioware used. I would appreciate it, if they removed "most loyal" from the announcement. While those with level 50s did struggle at times, and did help find bugs, they are not more loyal than we are. Enticing back the 50s that left for various reasons is great. I applaud the effort Bioware is putting forth to help supplement the end-game. But the choice of words needs to be re-evaluated. Thanks.

I was 5 years old. I remember being in Kindergarden and everyone bragging how many times they had seen Star Wars. I was lucky enough to have seen it three times myself. I also remember the lines around the movie theaters for the second and third installments. Sometimes those lines would last through one to two showings and wrapped twice around the theater. Ah...those were the days! Talk about toys. I still have every single action figure, starship and playset that I ever got. The wife hates it, even though she is a huge Star Wars fan as well. Been thinking of selling the entire collection though...