According to the page with the code, "By redeeming the link below each person will receive one Community Cantina exclusive vehicle along with one other random item."

Unlocking all species the hard way (level 50).

I remember at least one of Jorgan's.

Thinking about this story again makes me wonder whether he'll be a smuggler for Republic characters, but a bounty hunter for Imperials? How'd you get 'untrustworthy' out of this? He perfectly kept his word, not his fault his employer didn't do the same.

Was pretty obvious it was Nico from his description. Quite a fun read.

IIRC he comes with his moddable equipment, but I have not idea whether the level requirement goes down again if you replace the mods with lower-level ones. Did buy him for my DS Marauder to avoid losing too much affection with Vette, though, and had no problems just running him with the droid parts you get as mission reward choices among the companion gear.

Space on your ship isn't infinite. Your personal inventory is limited, so is the cargo hold and legacy storage. If you don't have enough room, you have to get rid of something to make more room, that's how it is and that's how it should be. You have to choose what is more important for you, and that is fine.

Hit Esc before the end of the conversation. Start it again.

Now that the FPs are easily soloable at 60 and one of them is needed for a HK part, I usually do Ilum solo parts, then come back later when I have the HK quest as well to do these.

Playing since the final beta week when it was opened up for everyone, first wave of early access mails, subscriber since day one.

Minimech CE most of the time, the gift Taun on Hoth and Ilum.

I do understand that this can seem harsh, but the problem is that even if this really is the case, no player can reasonably prove that selling even the one chair back happened accidentally without thinking of or knowing the consequences and that they were not thinking "Hey, let's try it with this chair and see what happens, maybe they won't care if it's just this one!".

Nobody can demand that you open your stronghold, the same way that no one can demand that you let them in your home IRL.

50k? Are you serious? You'd have to sell 500 chairs to make 50k, if that's not intentional exploiting, I don't know what is...

That show me you dont know what Respect is thanks ^^ You're actually wrong here. Like he does not have to respect everyone, you do not have to respect the homophobes in this thread either. He is quite correct in this. But on the other hand... It is not respecting your kids if you want to hide this option from them, simply because you don't want them to choose it. Respect for your kids means also respecting who they are and the choices they make.

You need to play to be able to craft as well. Sure, the crafting may be done while you're offline, but the materials have to come from somewhere as well, either gathering them on your own or buying them for money you need to get from, surprise, playing other content.

Had a lot of trouble with this before the fix, but the last time I was there with my Scoundrel, even civilians rescued by other players near me registered for me.

You do realize that conquests are not specific to servers, right?

Oh, you're definitely not the only one, I find this one of the silliest ideas I've heard so far. Sure, I get the appeal of having your companions along with you for this, but their abilities are quite different from the ugly droid's, both in offense as well as in healing. Your Trooper problem is silly, though. Yes, some of them would still have worse gear, but I don't see why you would not be constantly upgrading their gear with whatever gear you remove from yourself or your main companion - after all, the Trooper crew is all using the same stats and gear.

It really depends on the character. Went with same look for both for my Marauder. The Sentinel had different sabers for a long time, on the other hand, only decided to switch one out quite recently. And my Mercenary BH has always had two different guns and will continue to do so, as he's quite fond of his very special Great Hunt Blaster. His second gun is chosen to have similar colors, though.

Have to agree with you here, yes. Especially on the companions, although weapons are looking more and more like a good idea combined with that since the 192 companion weapons can be quite ugly as well. Had a couple of companions use some nice CM ones before that. I still have one of Mako's early outfits kept from a long time ago just because it just looked that good. Yavin gear... Depends on the companion, I guess. I've found that Ashara's isn't actually that bad compared to her sets before that, especially with some dyes. Did the same with Kira to keep her more unique as well.

While not strictly a "line", with the Bounty Contract Week upon us again, I really think needs to be mentioned here as well as one of the most amusing yet also most realistic moments in gaming ever.

She has added some new teachings by now.

He was force sensitive, yes, but most of the others with similar training were not. I do admit that his training was of a different kind, though. On the other hand, most Sith/Jedi you encounter are mainly using their lightsabers, which can be countered with proper equipment and skills. A lot of the Force powers can be dodged as well. Sadly for these guys, the players' Jedi/Sith are a cut above the most.

Atton Rand would like to have a word with you.