It's all about Yoda's race being extremely rare and not having a name. I think there's only 4 of them being registered. - Yoda - Yaddle - Vandar Tokare - Oteg

For starters, making an entire planet would be too technical. Not only that, but you would have to make generic zones, and it would be too dull to play in that. If you think the story is generic enough as it is, then imagine on an entire planet!

This game is not about the Clone Wars.

The Skywalker bloodline is probably the strongest bloodline in Midichlorians. It was genetically created by Darth Plagueis though.

I like where this is going... Companion skill trees. Yup. I always have this feeling that every character is a reskin from each other.

You're awfully productive, aren't you?

Those are the kind of posts that make me feel like this. http://digitaldaily.allthingsd.com/files/2010/02/double-facepalm.jpg

Was it really needed to make it that we had to talk to some random NPC at the Fleet? I mean. We go talk to some Vendor... and that's it? Bam. Now go back to the Holoterminal/Intercom in your ship. I mean... I expected to do more. Have some discussion with my companions or something. The fact that I wasted 5 minutes of my time to get back to the Fleet and talk to some random dude, and getting nothing? I feel violated, man.

Peeps, dumbing down this game will only make this go the same way WoW went. Downhill.

Except that those are different systems for different concepts. I'm not even sure why you're suggesting the same use for something completely different.

If this was a serious topic, I would contribute. I'll stay a while and watch, I guess.

Stating your reasons about hating TOR is fine. It's always appreciated and helps Bioware get an idea of the customers's impression on the game. Saying stuff like "TORTANIC IS SINKING LOLOL" is not constructive, and does not contribute towards anything except needless banter between community members. This is simply trollbait and is therefore not allowed.

She won't accept certain gifts until you get her affection around 2500. Then at that moment, everything skyrockets, and more gifts unlocks.

You guys don't understand why they need to do this weekly server maintenance don't you? If there was no maintenance, who knows what kind of crash would happen? Be glad there's this kind of service.

A MMO is never fully patched.

This skill is meant as a Crowd Control skill, more precisely removing weaker target effectively. It is not meant to be used in PVP.

Simply put, you agreed to a set of rules to follow when you registered on the Forums. If your threads don't follow those rules, that might give you a hint why they get deleted.

I do have to acknowledge it's a step in the right direction. Still... When will we have the possibility to add custom mods?

Well I hope that SWTOR doesn't follow WoW's road. If it want to distinguish itself, it has plenty of neat ideas to develop on. Guild Motherships, Player based economy (and by that, I do mean more than just crew based skills.), Housing, etc.

Right. If you read the first part, you would have read that I wasn't referring to any PVP or PVE content specifically. Yet, you can get gear BOTH out of PVP and PVE. So what's your point?

I hate to burst your bubble, but maybe you're just not the type of person who likes to put in any effort in a video game? Why should a video game be dumbed down just for a specific group of gamers represented by you? I don't get it.

See, the problem I have here is if the MMO part of the game, where you actually need to get in a GROUP to obtain better gear, becomes solo, it destroys anything that the MMO genre stands for. Also, I cannot stand by watching someone obtaining gear so easily. Some efforts need to be done to obtain end-game gear. That includes having to deal with group drama. If you don't want to deal with the hassle of getting into operations, you're better playing a single-player RPG in that case.

Wouldn't cut it, I'm afraid. Even with your full decked companion team, you're short of 2 persons. And a companion isn't a class character. He will lack the fundamental passive abilities of a real player giving him much needed buffs.

FFXI handles the class system a little differently. It's somewhat akin to the mixed class system of Dungeons and Dragons. You have a main class and a secondary class. You get the full level of your main class, and half the level of your secondary class. Your growth tends to be slower than "pure" classes however, but the potential tends to be greater.

Rift let you select from 8 skill trees. Those are not classes.