Dual targeting also opens the door for a new sort of abilities to exist. For example, in WAR there were skills that debuffed/damaged your offensive target while buffing/healing your defensive one. Something like that can't be done with mousover targeting (it can be done with focus target, but only if you decide to mainstream it into the control scheme, if you get my drift). It was cool and provided some healer builds with just a touch of hybridisation, without changing their main role. It made them much more fun to play, at least it did for me.

+1 for this. My PC might not be top of the line, but there's nothing so stressing about 16 players on one map, that should result in such a severe performance drop (from 30-50 to 10-20, less on Alderaan Civil War). Impossible to play, impossible to enjoy - no matter how good the game itself might be. Critical issue.

There's a bug related to shadows that, on some systems, makes fps drop to single digits when inside any kind of a structure. It was admitted by Bioware - look it up in Dev Tracker, if you don't believe me. There are also numerous problems with performance in Warzones - affecting many, many players (just look around the forums, you'll find countless threads about that, some of them hundreds of pages long). Just because the game runs good on your setup, doesn't mean it's that way for others, peeps. Or that they, or their hardware, is at fault. We are, after all, talking about a fairly average looking game that should - according to official minimal and recommended requirements - run flawlessly on a several years old hardware.