In the Outfitter, I cannot deselect the unify colour on any individual item, making for a bit of a superhero-esque set of tights my character is wearing Hopefully we can switch that. Black pants are more slimming than deep green.

One of the biggest turn offs for me right now is the inability to customize my companions when I get them during the class story or one of the expansions. It also seems to be working against the engine by making all returning companions appear unclothed. With some obvious exceptions (Darth Marr, Malgus, Arn Pelarun, Tau Idair) most companions should be freely customizable right away. And for those aforementioned exceptions, their weapon should go back to being customizable at least. Thank you for reading

1. I rate 9.5/10. This may be particularly meaningful considering I felt biased against the movie going into it for 3 reasons. A) JJ Abrams did Star Trek. I do like Star Trek I just didn't want any mixing tactics. B) I never liked the original New Rebellion/Legacy era as much as the Old Republic. C) The idea of a reformed Empire reminded me of the JK series, which I enjoyed playing, just thought the antagonists were dumb. Fortunately all of these quarms were dashed and I loved the movie from beginning to the end. My all-time favourite movie now. We'll never have the old Star Wars back and Star Wars will never be the same, but it was a phenomenal movie and I loved it. 2. Rey. She was a wonderful balance of aggressive and gentle, she was portrayed by a beautiful and talented actress, her character was completely detached from any notion of "beauty" which I really liked. She had a very comforting personality to watch. She was an all around delight to have as an on-screen hero. 3. BB-8. I couldn't think of a more suitable response.. I loved all the characters I only choose BB-8 because he was on the promo poster and played an important role yet wasn't very meaningful to me. If this answer doesn't count, I'll go with Snoke, but that's a bit unfair. We haven't seen much of him. 4. Harrison Ford of course. I feel like everyone would have gone with Harrison or Peter Mayhew. Han's role was just so paramount and touching. I've never been more affected by any on-screen death in my entire life, and I'm an awfully unemotional guy. 5. I'm torn between the final duel and Chewbacca's response to Han's death. But I'm going with Chewie's death. The fissure's arrival was too on time (if that's reasonable?). Chewbacca's response was just ferocious and terrifying in a way that ripped everyone's hearts out of their chests. I'm still regaining the feels while writing this. 6. I think the funniest moment for me was either when Finn asked if Rey was okay after the outpost exploded from the airstrike.. or when Rey followed up on her Mind Trick with the "- and you will drop your weapon" line. 7. No. 2 reasons: A) I have faith JJ wouldn't do something like that. We have to have that new hero that doesn't fall into the lineage. Not that it would kill me to see, but the Force tells me JJ doesn't have that in mind. B) Rey encountered Leia and Han a bunch of times and with someone with her untrained potential she must have sensed something! Not to mention her parents were taken away from her while she was on Jakku, and I don't believe Leia and Han would've had their baby there if they had the decision. Or Luke for that matter. Luke's done with the sand. I believe her parents are Knights of Ren actually. 8. The most profound on-screen death I've ever seen. We all died a bit on the inside. 9. I rate it 8/10. The ending was too well timed. Otherwise, for a refreshed universe and a completely new dynamic to Star Wars, it was tastefully brilliant. 10. 7.5/10. As a musician with a background in musical history (and obviously a study on John Williams), I was disappointed in that no music had struck my attention throughout the entire movie after the opening crawl. Though even if there had been any music that prompted me whatsoever, the opening crawl music is certainly the best hands down. 11. I would have brought in maybe one or two more homages to the previous movies. Maybe another "I love you" "I know" before he left in his final battle. Maybe a descendant of Porkins! Maybe Han could've talked on the comm system, assuring some Imperials that everything was fine, asking how they were as corollary. As side notes: I would have let the Snowtroopers in the office place just before the final duel play some kind of battle role. I would have had Ms. Phasma put up a bit more of a fight before getting taken in - or after. I would have also buffed up the graphics on Han's death fall. 12. I have no idea. I would like to say no simply because no one mentioned that they sensed it and because having a non-sensitive main protagonist to replace Han Solo seems pretty suitable rather than two Jedi. I feel as though Rey would've noticed that Finn had Force sensitivity and would have waited for him to come to before going to see Mr. Hamill on his mountain island tropical spot.

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--CZ-198 Application-- 1. Please tell us a little about yourself. Why do you want to be a part of the Czerka family? I work today as a bit of a wanderer, searching for a place where I can work while feeling safe, influential, and impacting. And from what I know of Czerka Corp. I believe I can achieve these means by working here as an Organism Handler. I can fulfil the "Work with Pride" concept when I'm working for Czerka, knowing that I am helping all future generations of the biological science understand more thoroughly what we face, and what we can stand by. 2. At Czerka, we pride ourselves on our accomplishments. Please name three of your accomplishments that you are most proud of. (Please do not include family milestones such as marriages or the birth of your children.) Well I was successful in working with the Hutts for a short while on Makeb, helping them deal with their animal "pets", I was also able to access confidential ongoings inside the Hutt Empire, whilst meanwhile gaining confidence in my business myself. This was before Makeb was destroyed and I lost that job evidently. I was also successful in taming many Boma Beasts and Cannoks on the Onderonian moon of Dxun and learnt an extremely effective technique of Beast Riding that I found within one of the Cannoks themselves. Along with the numerous other skills I possess, one of my most astounding ones, was when I was recruited into the SIth Academy at a later age, after my work with the Hutts and skills on Dxun, because my Boma Beasts had disrupted the rituals of a Sith Lord who was looking for a tomb, he found my affinity for the Force and immediately took me under his wing. I later escaped the Sith Academy and found my way across the galaxy while concealing myself from the Sith. 3. How did you go about achieving the accomplishments above. Would you say you would do "whatever it takes" for success? I suppose you could say so, I am personally not a fan of the Hutt Empire and working with them, or rather for them, was not in any way pleasurable, but I needed confidential information and I needed a means of accessing the Hutts from within so that I could complete a contract. I would say that is a good example of whatever it takes. As for the Sith, well I was more forced into that and then ended up being extremely good at it, but it took every ounce of my strength to escape the academy. 4. Would you say you have a strong moral compass? Do you think this could get in the way of your job, should you be asked to do something...questionable? Unlikely, and besides, I am quite capable of moulding situations into my own simply by wanting it. And if something questionable occurs, that is in violation of the Galactic Senate's workplace policies, I will have the right to bring it up in the workplace, and step down from doing so while not being penalized for it. That is the law whether I want it or not, and one cannot simply argue with the law. 5. You are about to enjoy our wide variety of complimentary cocktails and snacks, when you notice that your esteemed colleague's newest experiment is likely to break out of their confines while you are gone. How would you handle this situation? Given my biological urges and impulses due to my species (Zabrak), I'd probably do something to get myself involved in the situation... be it in a positive way or a negative way. Given my personality, I think I'd prefer to try to help out the situation, the violence is needless, and I'm a realist, so what if he's more envied than I? I'll find my own way to gain some Czerka Prestige. So to answer the question, I would warn my colleague, and probably use my skills to my advantage against their experiment, if it were an animal that is; I would use my knowledge of beast training to best the experiment or gain the upper hand, and defeat it. Otherwise, if it wasn't an animal, I would try to protect the other workers with my limited knowledge of Sith training and hand-to-hand combat practice.