I'm liking it. Made my first 50 (Agent - Operative) this past Monday, and today I decided to start a Sith Warrior and got him up to the Fleet in one sitting (which for me is not normal!). Legacy has gotten me planning out my next characters. I already had a Sorcerer leveled up to 30 as well before the patch, and doesn't happen to be the same race as my main so I was initially a little worried about how I could fit them together in the same legacy. But I just made them allies so all is well.

While I don't keep up with all of the server transfer talk, I can point out that there are usually several threads going on simultaneously in General Discussion covering that topic. You might have to go back a couple of days, however, before the latest patch became the only thing talked about.

Technically, shouldn't Alec Guinness look like a dug up old corpse?

Just log in any character and it should be under Preferences. If you didn't give it a name, it will be generically named "Character1" based on whatever character you were using at the time.

It saves to your account. When you open the preferences on another character, it will still be there, as long as you saved it. Here's mine so far: http://www.imagebam.com/image/4a26f6184660748 Basically just made everything a little smaller, and moved the my left and right quickslots over behind where teammates will be listed. Will make target healing/buffing much easier.

I'm moving to Sweden.

Legacy levels aren't currency. They work just like character levels. Once you reach that level, you can't lose it. The level requirement just means that once you reach the required level, you have the option of buying whatever legacy item.

Just finished soloing a few Heroic 4's myself. No trouble at all. So if you don't have the source and you make up numbers, your sole intent is to flame.

ABBA has sold over 375 million records worldwide and still sell millions of records a year

Part of the patch. Legacy can potentially give you a bunch of Presence bonuses. So it's BW's way of balancing it.

It's what's for dinner.

Before I was entirely Concealment. But since I logged in and all of my skill points had been refunded, I decided to try a different build. Not because Concealment is worse now (I have no idea what post 1.2 concealment is like), I just wanted to try something new. So I went with a half medicine, half concealment build. I went up high enough in the concealment tree to get laceration and it's branched skills, and I got up to surgical probe in the medicine tree. A very viable PvE build, I must say. Before, when I was strictly a Concealment Op, I was using Dr. Lokin and sometimes Ensign Temple as my main companion. Now I'm running with Kaliyo. Two things I'm wishing I still had are Acid Blade and the skill that gives HS a knockdown attribute. But, that's mostly because I had gotten so used to that attack chain. I'm still getting used to this build (as well as the new UI layout I've laid out) so I'll see how it goes. So far, so good!

When I go to to sleep at night, I tend to count monkeys, not sheep.

Fixed. But I agree, Empire is the best.

I like bacon, too.

What three reductions are you referring to, specifically? An earlier post says that there's also a security vendor sold reduction as well. Do you mean there's a limit of 3 times that the legacy reduction can be purchased, or are you referring to other means?

When I brush my teeth, I like to show off my pearly whites in the mirror.

Exactly. If they aren't stackable, then to me there's no point in investing anything.

Joe Schmo's rollin' in the dough!

Too late.

You're absolutely right. We shouldn't have to work at anything, and there should especially be no grinding in an MMO. Everything should be free and readily available for instant gratification.

Uh... right-click/save image as...?

Well done.

First off, I agree with your post. But I just couldn't let this line slide. You can't criticize someone else's writing ability and then have yours riddled with mistakes as well.