This needs to be cross-server despite the people complaining about "community." I can make friends outside of an MMO, and have friends irl that play with me. If I'm using the LFG tool it's because they aren't on or don't need to run the same thing I do. It's a group finder, not a friend finder. Let me quickly and efficiently get done with what I need to do, so I can get back to doing the things I want to do with my friends. If queuing with same server people is such an issue to some people, let them advertise on General chat in the fleet. Some people would prefer not to pointlessly waste extra time in a queue. Cross server LFG tool gives people the choice of using it for a quick queue, or advertising in general to maintain their "community." Everyone wins.

You never truly risk anything in any MMORPG so I'm not sure how you're getting an adrenaline rush. You should look into skydiving. Or try getting naked and wrestling a badger. Then you're really risking something and earning that adrenaline rush. Though it sounds like an intense game of Peek-a-boo might actually do it for you.

It means they are shielded and that only missiles will do damage to them. Both of the targets you mentioned take a barrage of Missiles to actually destroy and reward a bonus mission for doing so with a good chunk of exp to boot. The communications relay on the bottom of the space station takes roughly 20 missiles, if I'm not mistaken. I haven't had a chance to count how many are needed for the command bridge.

You obviously know nothing about Pyros as their ideal range is 10m which, coincidentally, is just close enough to take a lightsaber to the face.

It's called Google. "Yourclasshere" "Pvp or Pve Here" "Heal, DPS, Tank here" "Build or gear here" and boom. You have all the guides you could ever want for free.

Lmao @ BOX of cheesecake. XD "I can haz cheesecake?!"

You realize that the only divisiveness is being caused by your elitism, right?

I'm giving you the full 10k. I've been stuck on that site reading forever now. Thank you. -.-

"Omg devs luv impz cus they play thm!" Yep, Bioware devs intentionally endanger a multi-million dollar endeavor so they can win at huttball. Totally a rational conclusion.

"ToR's undeniable older sister, old as she may be, possessed writing bounds more mature than that seen in The Old Republic. The grand irony being, of course, that ToR's major bragging point is it's alleged focus on in-depth decision making and narrative complexity." Decision making. Exactly. No one made you torture Vette. I personally removed her shock collar on even my pure evil Sith Warrior. You're given the choice to do what you want. You claim to be anti censorship and in the same breath complain that while role playing an evil character you shouldn't be given the option of making evil decisions because it hurts your delicate senses. You would restrict personal freedom to stop yourself from seeing something that no one is forcing you to see. That IS censorship. So: A)Roll Jedi B) Play a Lightside Sith C)Only make darkside decisions you're comfortable with. Regardless of whichever you choice you make, leave your political propaganda at the launcher and stop trying to infringe on my right to play the game the way I want to play it. I applaud BioWare for pushing the limits a little, as only exercising our freedoms promotes them.