That's fine. But does somebody know what happens? If this was earlier in the story, I'd just roll another Agent. And try as I might, Google was no help. That's why I came to the forums in the first place.

So I just finished up Quesh at lvl 50, and after I get to my ship I get this mission for Kaliyo. I've been looking for a narratively appropriate way/time to ditch Kaliyo and this seemed like a good time to end the relationship. What I did NOT expect was to have the choice to I ultimately chose the 3rd option, because even though any companion can fill the H/T/D role, she seems to be much better at it. So I was wondering, did anybody choose

HAHAHA! Some fool was selling the chest piece on the TN and I snagged it right up. Now I can be a happy Jedi in armor AND robes, instead of a sad Jedi in trooper armor with a little butt skirt that pretends to be a cape! Thank you!

I'm not going to dig through 39 pages, but it seems like an easy solution that could be implemented quickly would be - whatever collision detection on the Jordy laForge visor makes the hood disappear, why not just add that to all head pieces? There are some decent looking "headbands" that look nice, but don't hide your eyes or half your face. Really, this seems like something that could be rolled out pretty quickly as your just adding existing code to existing items, not having to create new code. My apologies if someone else has already thrown this out on page 7 or something.

So does anyone know if they ninja-nerfed this? I rolled in with a lvl 50 Guardian and killed him on the second try, because I was busy killing the adds on the first attempt. If I had just stayed on him the whole time, using all my interrupts, I'm sure I would have killed him on the first attempt. I knew that I was going to have to bring T7, so I started gearing him up, but seriously. Everyone had been complaining about how bad the trash was, so I was really excited, but you can skip almost all of it. What the hell? Also, if they did nerf it, why was there no mention of it in the patch notes? Please, Bioware, out EVERYTHING you add/change in the patch notes. We're used to reading walls of text, we just want to know what you're up to.