Today, March 24, there was a new patch, and the patch notes says the Ashara quest bug is fixed. But no. My light side inquisitor still can't finish his story with Ashara, whom he wants to marry. The quest "Defiance" is still bugged in the same way, can't be finished and I can't move on to KotFE because of this. I can't believe this is so hard to fix?

To game devs: Please make an option to turn off the voices of all companions. At the moment I'm on my smuggler, and I get really seriously annoyed by Corso Riggs and his imbecile gung-ho personality. Not only does he come up with these stupid sayings like "ugly, dumb and dead", "I'm going in blasting" etc, he also has to yell all the time. He's the biggest pain in the a** of all companions I've had so far, including the ship's robot. It would be such a relief to be able to turn off companions' voices, and since I know that people hate other companions' blabberings as well, I'm sure others would be happy about this too. The very best thing would be an option to turn off only the companion voices you don't like, and keep the ones you don't have a problem with. Best regards VessDessne

Omg... I can't believe it... How hard can it be to fix it? It's possible in other games....

How do I unbind - or rebind - the key that opens up the "submit ticket"-window? I have a Swedish keyboard, and it's mapped to the key to the left of my "1" key. This means I accidently hit it several times during fights, which in turn means that the customer support window AND the submit ticket window opens up in the middle of my screen. It's extremely frustrating and it's really getting on my nerves right now... I tried to remap the customer support window to F12 but that didn't solve my problem, the submit ticket window still opens up when I hit the key next to "1". I can't find anywhere in the key binding options to map this function to another key. How do I do this? And also: it would be very much appreciated if there was an option to unbind keys completely, not only rebinding them but actually making them totally clear of any functions except for typing letters.