I stopped reading at "seams".

Use the Nar Shaddaa GTN.

Goodbye! Hope you find what you're looking for elsewhere.

The Graphics Card would be the first thing I'd change there. What's your Operating System?

Since most gear raises both Endurance and another main stat, the HP value is a good indicator. I think around 15k is good to start doing HM BT. The DPS in all lvl 47 gear, without even some purple daily mods in there, was likely undergeared for it.

No you can't. Went through the same thing with my first toon, it didn't bother me at all. On my alts I started experimenting, even skipped an entire planet (only did the class stuff there). I don't really think a feature like you suggest is necessary though. Never heard of a MMORPG where you can "turn off" getting XP.

Plenty of weirdoes online. Use the Ignore feature.

That's it. Are they necessary? No, but flashpoints are a great source for gear and great for practicing that pve awareness you'll need for raids.

Then you should have an easy time with this suggestion: do the missions and on your way to the mission objetive do not avoid any mobs, slaughter everything that moves. That's the best way to earn xp in my opinion.

The armor rating is different, and armor rating affects the amount of damage absorbed.

No auto-attack. This has been a key game point since day zero.

So what if people want to play a Jedi that doesn't follow the code? Options are good.

What this guy here said. Bootcamp.

LS and DS are not linked to faction, so I don't see why use it to justify defection.

Are you also keeping your companions' gears upgraded? Have you been doing Flashpoints for the loot? Maybe there are a couple of things you still need to understand about playing your class?

Don't buy gear in the GTN or any vendors, don't go crazy sending your companions on missions. Sell whatever items you or your companions won't be using. That's what I did and I always had enough credits for speeders and training.

Yeah, EV is still bugged as hell. This week my guild had Gharj coming back from the dead, puzzle that couldn't be solved because the "gears" didn't move when you clicked the console and a myriad of different Soa glitches.

TIE Fighter 2.

I've only seen occasional world pvp in the pve server I play on, mostly people who probably forgot their flags on and then get jumped.

I do them just fine.

We do switch our tanks: the tank that's "off duty" works the puzzle with someone else (the idea in having 2 on the puzzle is to have more people down there beating the boss). You need only kill the droids that show up and stand in front of the consoles, you can avoid the aoe of the others. For Normal mode it doesn't matter which spots you go to (as far as we know), we used to do left and middle. For Hard and Nightmare we heard it was best to avoid middle (apparently it doesn't give the boss any debuffs) so we started doing left and right, skipping middle.

A lot of people who have been doing the endgame for at least a month is feeling the same thing. The answer seems to be rolling alts to see the other stories while we wait for more endgame content.

Don't feel frustrated, Bonethrasher is the hardest boss in KP. My guild has cleared it on all difficulty modes, this is basically what we do: Ranged players stay spread out and far from each other, like... one ranged dps will be on the north side of the map, another will be to the south, etc. Everyone who has to be within melee range stays as spread out as possible, so it's easy to see who got aggro. Name calling won't be efficient: sometimes it's all too fast, raid awareness is key. Everyone who doesn't have the aggro moves behind BT to avoid the swipe, the person who has the aggro just has to take it in with added care from the healers. Kill the adds as soon as they spawn. The last adds that show up are those two big cats, CC them and keep them CC'ed until BT is dead, then finish them off. For the puzzle boss: have at most two people working on it. This one is about coordination, what we did in my guild (in the beginning) was having an off-tank staying always with one of the consoles (the far left one) and I would run between the other two, telling the off-tank to click when he had to. Nowadays everyone knows it so well that it's pretty much natural.

Unreasonable? I personally think you're all being silly in letting this go by. Only need something that you can readily use, unless no one else has interest in it.

Because then they'd be Operatives.