After finishing all the other solo content I used to do: - 13 Daily Quests: (5 on Ilum, 8 on Belsavis) for Daily Tokens for new mounts - 2 PvP Daily Quests - Crafting: Artifice allows you to create and reverse green items to learn blue to learn purple, each green shield alone has 3 blue and 14 purple variants, so this can take a few months Then I got bored very quickly so I'm playing something else now (KoA:R).

Endgame seems very repetitive and limited, e.g. my day consists of 2 PvP quests and 13 daily quests, which after a few days gets very monotonous. What plans are there to add more variety for players, especially single-player content?

Would it be possible to implement some kind of Captcha system just before entering a Warzone to force bot users to at least be present some of the time? Alternatively, set each player secret objectives during matches (simple stuff like yell once, use such and such emote). At the very least please ensure that future warzones are as bot-proof as possible.

I'd prefer to have a player dressed in white gear who wants to learn rather than a geared up player who just wants to get a Flashpoint over and done with as quickly as possible so they can put their DPS on YouTube.

11. Jukebox Tokens.

There used to be a 'take part in x PvP matches' quest, but not sure if it was a one-off or daily as I levelled past it so fast. I like the current daily system as is, encourages players to play together and work for a win, whereas already stated the alternative might encourage afking. (Or at least turning up, not doing anything other than pressing forwards now and again). Also, regardless of wins/losses, you can still accrue Valor/Credits/Commendations just for taking part, which for me is well worth it as you only need 800 Commendations to get a Champion Gear Bag. What with the weeklies as well I'm accruing maybe 10-15 Champion Gear Bags each week, and considering how good the gear is I think, if anything, it's a rather generous system.

My first ship experience wasn't so bad, I had to literally had to have a fight in the hangar as part of my storyline to get to it, so it was a relief to board it. Now that I'm level 50 my ship, The Fury (the coolest ship in the whole Imperial Fleet) is kitted out with a 120 missile playload, EMP, Proton Torpedoes, Shield/Laser power diversion, Energy Shields, high tech communications holo, ship to ship communications and a full complement of crew. But can I check email? No. And as many others have mentioned, I'd love a tractor beam and a bit of a free-flying 3D environment to harvest asteroids and space debris in. It would cure my fishing withdrawals.

I'm a Europeite. 8am-2pm my time is fine for a weekly maintenance, it allows me to grab 6 hours sleep during the week. It really doesn't matter when they schedule maintenance, a vocal minority will always be heard much more then the silent majority that don't care either way. Way I see it, if maintenance makes a game I enjoy even better, I don't care when they do it. And if Bioware think of their game as 'Global' and want to do global maintenance, more power to them for thinking differently, I'm sure they have good reasons to do so. The real problem with living in Europe is 3 designated server clusters to cater for over 30 languages. Whilst I'm sure East/West US servers have a few non-American speakers too, I don't think it's anywhere near 30 languages, which can lead to slight problems when it comes to teamwork. And the rain. We get lots of rain. TL;DR, Thanks for thinking of us, much appreciated.

I'd like customisable icons for targetting mobs, so instead of Star, Moon, Flower, Bunnyrabbit or whatever symbols are currently in use, we could change them to things like 'Tank this', 'DPS this' 'Leave this alone' etc.

Threat meters are bad for various reasons, but as a tank I've found the main ones are: The DPS always compete to come 2nd on the hate list. The DPS always compete to come 2nd on the hate list. and The DPS always compete to come 2nd on the hate list. I like SWTOR as is. If the tank isn't tanking it then something is wrong.

If you're in your ship just select Galaxy Map, Fleet should always be marked on it with its own icon, it's near to Korriban if you're Empire. Alternatively, in your General Abilities Tab (press P to bring up Abilities) you might have a Quick Travel to Fleet option, think it's a 24 hour cooldown ability though so use wisely. Hope this helps.

I'm Sith Juggernaut. So far all my conversations with Vette (I think there have been 3) have worked fine on the Fleet Cantina (2300 affection). Hope this helps.

I placed my order for a Digital copy with Origin.com on December 8th Product Registration Key was emailed to me about 10 minutes ago, so looks like they've started sending them out. (Entered key onto site, all ok!)

Origin are going to be sending out Product Registration Codes (aka CD keys, product keys) today onwards for all digital pre-orders they've taken, you should recieve it in your e-mail inbox within the next 1-96 hours I'd guess. Then you can redeem it at swtor.com, at which point you'll be promoted to enter payment options for your subscription and so on. EGA has essentially been extended until 22nd December so you don't have to enter a Product Registration Code, and can continue your Early Game Access, up until then.

I don't know if this is accurate or not, but one Google result turns up the following: "If you wish to leave your guild, simply visit your guild’s homepage and click “Withdraw from this guild.” You are then free to apply to and join another guild." Sorry if it's incorrect, I don't know the answer personally.

It's normally available, you can read up on why it currently isn't here: Forum Searching Disabled It will return.

It's really about immersion, if you're on an RP server especially and see Daft'Vader, Justin'Bieber or xxx'xxx running around it can spoil your day.

Ingame you can press CTRL + / to raise a ticket and report them that way, alternatively just mail Customer Support using the form here

Yes. Pretty much the same game mechanic in both games.

Thank you pairadox, I've now actually written these tips down as one of the first things to check out when I login

I'm guessing the last dude to get invited to EGA will redeem their pre-order code for Early Game Access sometime on the 19th December. I'm hoping that if you've redeemed your pre-order code between the 4th December and today that you'll be able to play sometime in the next 48 hours, Monday at the latest.

It's a good suggestion I'd be inclined to send a direct message to Allison Berryman, Senior Community Coordinator, all her contact info is here. Having said that, pretty sure Bioware read everything posted everywhere and it then gets fed back to relevant departments anyway.

Thread 1: aussie servers rumor? Thread 2: Will players from Australia be able to play? Thread 3: Australian player question Thread 4: AUSTOR Offering "The Academy" Thread 5: Anyone know Unofficial AUS server? and the one linked below by BlueGummy. Hope you find this useful and that it puts you in touch with lots of your fellow Australians at least!

There are a couple of threads about this already, hold on a few and I'll link them here for you when I find them!

That latest I've heard on this is that Origin are e-mailing out Product Registration Codes for all pre-orders between 16th and the 19th of December. If I don't get mine by the 19th then I'll start to sweat a little, but seeing as they don't now have to be entered until the 22nd I won't sweat alot. Also, when you do get yours, try and redeem it as soon as you can and set up your payment options, the game launches officially on December 20th and there could be a huge load on the relevant web systems at that time.