I'm not entirely sure what you guys are talking about. You cannot force someone to turn into a murderous bastard, but you can turn her to the Darkside. I'm ~5k affection and have had romance options, as well as having her renounce the Jedi way of life. She will never love Evil things, but as far as it is in my game she is following the Sith way via general emotions.

Anyone able to assist with this? Maybe an assassin who kept all their light sabers?

Actually, to be more specific its a double-bladed light saber hilt. I got it as an Orange item while playing Sith Assassin. Had to be pre-25ish. I deleted it not knowing how Orange items worked, and I was so sad to lose it. Now that I have learned how Orange items work I have been searching through the item databases as well as special goods vendors and have been unable to find it by just the thumbnail. Hopefully someone can help me track it down. It has a very chrome look to it, and rather long as far as hilts go. It has "prongs" or "spikes' that extend past where the blade actually comes out of the hilt. The biggy is this, rather than having 2 "prongs" or "spikes" (like the Lord Kallig hilt you get) this one has 3 spikes, around the hilt in equal length and of equal size. Those are really the only defining features I can think of. If anyone can help me track this down I would be extremely appreciative! Thank you

Was this due to using force powers, or simply a gadget?

Interesting, and thank you! Are there any other instances of this?

In the actual lore before this game came out, could Sith and Jedi go invisible by just using the force? I thought that stealth belts were really the only way to do such a thing, and the fact that a class uses the force to go invisible seems a bit against the grain of it not being included before. Am I wrong in thinking this?

Great! Thank you all, and that's pretty cool. I just didn't see this outlined anywhere.

When you are in a group with someone (lets say doing a Flashpoint) and you both are presented with dialogue options, what to the numbers in the bottom left hand corner by your portrait represent and how are they calculated? I have figured out by now the person with the higher number answer will be the one that talks during the actual scene, just curious what this is suppose to represent.

Your companions all have their own spot on the ship, and never move around. Just kinda stand there incase you wanna talk to them, so they never occupy the seats. I imagine its SUPPOSE to be for them (if players can't travel with you as people have said here), but I never actually SEE them in the seats.

This stinks that people cannot fly in your ship. What is the point of the additional seats than?! :/ I just think it would have been awesome fun to have them man the guns on my ship and whatnot.

When I'm flying around in mine, there are 3 seats up front. 1 is the Captain seat and the other 2 are just "chairs". I imagined they were for other players as your companions do not use them? Does anyone have a clear answer for this (maybe if both players have ship access or something?) Thanks for everyone's help so far.

Can anyone else fly with you in your ship? I'm having a hard time finding that information anywhere. Thanks in advance.