I agree with you there. Although I wouldn't really change anything on most of my characters at the moment, I would definitely want my characters to be able to age and grow old in the future. Maybe have a similar thing done for companions as well?

Without going into any details I think they should give us the option to kill companions.

I like it, the whole companions 101 thing. Keep them coming.

Same here before the patch I had no problem running ToR on maximum graphics, after I am experiencing similar problems especially while questing.

My character takes care of the people that serve him faithfully, treating them all equally(no discrimination towards aliens), and will always help out a loyal member of the Empire. He himself is very patriotic when it comes to the Empire. However if you cross him/betray him or try to get in his way he will kill you. When it comes down to it he will even kill Vette(his wife) if she tries to betray him. So when Quinn betrayed him one of his most trusted allies he just wanted to choke the life out of him(hell so did I LOL). Therefore it was very disappointing when you weren't given the choice to do that. Since then Ive come up with a couple of reasons as to why my SW might have left Quinn alive. Just to make it clear, if I havent already, my Sith Warrior does not have a romantic relationship with Quinn so I wont include romantic reasons. -Firstly Quinn was still useful, despite his betrayal. He was a great tactician who could operate both on the battlefield and outside it. -Secondly he was the best healer in the Sith Warrior's crew. Now I know that some people think this is not important, story-wise, but I have to disagree. The Sith warrior(at least my one) knew how important Quinn was on the battlefield and how valuable his skills were. -Lastly he decided to give Quinn a chance to prove himself again, to prove that this betrayal was his first and last one. And in my opinion, to some extend Quinn did prove that he is from that point on loyal to the SW and to the SW only. This is firstly seen when while you are on Correlia. If you decide to leave Quinn on you ship to defend the Dark Council member who was going to help you defeat Baras( cant remember his name), then when the assassin comes to kill the Dark Council member it is said that Quinn was the first one to attack the assassin and the last one to retreat if I remember correctly. But for me Quinn really proved his loyalties when I had him on my side when I was fighting with his old master(Baras). Quinn didnt only stand by and watched how i killed his old master he also helped me during the battle. I think that really proves that after you spared him(someone like Baras wouldnt spare him) he becomes your loyal servant. All of this said if I had the option I would have killed him. And if there is an option in the future where you could kill him off for his past crimes then he is going to die for betraying me despite the fact that he had proven himself after the stabbing in the back. P.S. the reasons that I gave may apply to only my SW as other Sith warriors may have different "personalities/views".

Korriban, without going into much detail I would just say that it really gives you the feel that the planet is ancient and full of Dark energy.

lol

I said the content update is not an expansion. For you it might be for me it is not, it is called having an opinion, but wait I dont think you are familiar with that concept at all. I feel like Ive been trying to teach a budgerigar how to speak, he can repeat but he can never understand the true meaning of the words. Sad really...

First off I wasnt redefining or demanding anything, let alone something that would "magically" benefit me. I was simply stating my opinion. Secondly can you please enlighten me on what the official meaning of a gaming expansion is, as you seem to be very familiar with it.

I take back what I said before, after giving it a thought the other day I agree completely with your theory. I think

Trust me I dont want much LOL. All I ever wanted from a ToR expansion is for them to continue the class stories, add a fourth chapter. I dont want 364 new planets, 567 new war zones and 875 new flash points. Hell I dont even want new planets. Give me a fourth chapter, more companion quests and if they can a new companion and they have me. For that I would gladly pay. Of course it would be nice having new planets, FPs, Operations and stuff like that but they are not necessary for someone like me. For me the story has always been the heart of this game. Anyway my point is that this content update, in my humble opinion, is not an expansion, now you can argue with me as much as you want but that will hardly change my opinion. Thereby I believe that as loyal subscribers we should be getting it for free.

You see I dont count this as an expansion, If this was an expansion then I would gladly pay for it, no doubt about that. Quite a lot of people have already said this but I am going to say it again, a new planet + a new companion and and a small lvl cap increase doesnt count as an expansion to me. An expansion would be adding content equivalent to at least 1/3 of the game. Moreover I would like to say that all of the previous content updates they have been giving us are basically full of crap. The only good thing they added since the game went public was the free server transfers. Therefore I am counting this as the first actual useful and entertaining content update that they have given us. As for your question, WoW has provided constant content updates to its subscribers without charging them any extra money.

I agree with what most people are saying. If they make me pay for a content update(Makeb) then I am unsubbing and leaving the game, its just as simple as that really. As much as I love the story the game has provided me so far, I will quit. I will finish up the Imperial Agent storyline and then I am gone. And as someone else said before me, this is not a threat, after all i am just one of your many(wont be that many if you make us pay for a content update) subscribers. All I am saying is that I refuse to have my customer rights abused by a greedy company such as EA.

I just read your post on the Sith Emperor and I must say I am totally impressed of how you were able to analyze and piece together all of the information that we currently have about the Emperor. I agreed with almost everything you stated in that post. I just think that Revan and Scourge met the real Emperor, and I base that opinion on the Emperor's strength when Revan fought him. As I remember he was completely overwhelming Revan at one point in their fight, and if it wasnt for his droid, Revan would have been killed. I dont believe that the Voice would posses such power to overwhelm Revan so easily. When we fight Revan in one of the flashpoints on the Imperial side, it takes four of us to beat him, story wise that would mean four of the Empire's most powerful individuals(PCs). I think that only the Emperor himself would have the power to actually take Revan out with one shot. Anyway, great post I hope you make more of those based on other main characters.