Same here. Ironically, they are locking themselves OUT of money by doing this. Now ill just farm the ressources to buy it when it comes out.

This is not a complain that I did not get the free gunship unlock. This is a complain that gunships seems to have been taken out of my game altogether.

Hi, im having this problem where i have no gunship whatsoever in my hangar. Its not just that they are not unlocked: the category doesnt even seem to exist. WTH?

Except that the existance of Bieber albums do not in any shape or form affect the quality or content of your Gossip or Devo album. They are completeley independant from one another. That is not the case in this situation. Cash shops, even when they arn't P2W, have a major influence both on the ingame economy *and* (and i cannot stress this enough) on developpement/content availability. Your analogy was bad and you should feel bad.

This worked, thanks ^^

Everything greyed out, cannot Q for anything. And no, im not dumb enough to be in a group.

How stupid are you... There is no HM on the LFG tool. You just ran a normal mode and found it easy... congratulation rofl!

I know this is a few pages back from the last one, but thats as far as I was able to go. Dude, this word you use, I dont think it means what you think it means. Playstyle: How you play the game. Do you PvE, do you PvP, which spec do you use, with what skills in what order, using what gear. That is your playstyle. What you are describing has absolutely nothing to do with play style. Thats just your server selection. Just because you are anal about not mixing different factions on the same server does not make that a play style. It just makes it an OCD, and thats not something BW has to build around.

Reading comprehension defective. Intelligence insufficiant. Unit lost... What they were trying to tell you is: You can go tank if you want (altho SS is being complained about a lot too, but thats another problem), but gear will make a bigger difference then spec.

I have played both ranged and melee DPS classes for about 15 years now in various MMOs. I currently play a class that is capable of both ranged and melee DPS (albeit i perform optimaly in melee). You are full of it. Ranged classes do have things to move out of, yes. Its nowhere near as bad as what melee has to deal with. - While melee tends to be stacked (on his ***), ranged are spread out. Which means they can see things comming their way much easyer. Ranged also generally have more time to move out, as the travel time for projectiles is much longuer then for someone standing right behind a mob. - Melee has to deal with a lot of unavoidable and some avoidable damage. Ranged has to deal with some avoidable damage. If you cannot see how that puts an extra strain on the healers, you are a tool. - Ranged can still deal a portion of their DPS while moving/avoiding mecanics. Melee, for the most part, cannot. Whats more, movement is more touchy for melee as they have range and position requirement on their abilities, something ranged rarely has to ever take into consideration. Meaning as a ranged class, you can avoid a skill in almost any direction, while as a melee you have a very limited area you -must- stay in if you intend to keep doing your job. - Melee has to move when the tank has to kite a boss or his mobs a little bit, be it to reposition or to move away from a ground-based damage mecanic, which costs them damage. Ranged gets, once again for the most part, to stand there and continue their rotation. Yes, its harder to play a melee optimaly in ''raiding'' types of situation then to play a ranged class. Yes, they do have less margin for error, and an overall lower uptime. If you think that is not the case, I would suggest removing those hands from in front of your eyes. That being said this game is one of the most balanced i've seen when it comes to DPS difference between DDs. No complaints here.

Start on ''Tom's Hardware''. 1) whats your budget? if its 800-1000, build one yourself, as anything pre-built at that price (or more) is 115% sure to be grossly overpriced. 2) Choose your CPU. I personally would go with i5 sandy-bridge as the performance gain to switch to i7 is not worth the extra 100$. A i5 2500k is the best bang for your buck as you can later learn to overclock it on your own time. 3) Choose your GPU. You dont need something super powerfull. SWOTR is more CPU intensive then GPU, so anything in the GTX 400-500 series should do plenty fine and you can get some of them for 150$ or less. I don't know much about AMD to be honest, but i'd stick to NVIDIA anyway (personal preference). 4) Choose your motherboard. Since you have a 2nd generation chip (sandy bridge), you should have no compatibility issue, so here you can pretty much close your eyes, point to a board, and have something that'll work fine. Its a matter of price vs features (energy economy modes/heatsinks/etc). If you want to get more for your money out of your CPU, i suggest a Z68 o P67 of any brand. 5) Get a power supply and a hard drive. HDDs can go for under 100$ while you can get a good PSU for rather cheap as well. If you see a higher voltage one (750W+) on sale, grab that one, otherwise 700W should be more then plenty for a 400-500 series GPU and an i5. Now all you have left is to assemble. Just follow instructions and it'll go fine. 1 slot for GPU, 1 spot (with arrows to tell you which side points where) for CPU, it aint sorcery. The only thing you have to remember is to keep yourself grounded (touch a bit of metal, like the case itself, before touching a component to avoid static electricity discharges). Other then that, you can build computers pretty easilly. 3 months ago, this all sounded like chinese to me. then I built a i5 4.2 Mhz (OC) with GTX 560 ti (Asus Z68 MB) and 8g DDR3 Gskill ram for less then 900$ and proceeded to strike myself with a switch for ever wasting money on scams... err, i mean, prebuilts.

Holy batman, hadn't noticed rofl! Well, its still pertinent heh.

Shadows are a HUGE difference on low end PC, but no matter what you do you will never have a competitively playable frame rate (stable 30+ in combat minimum) with that machine. SWTOR is different from most video games in that its much more CPU then GPU intensive. Laptop CPUs, to begin with, have a lower voltage then their normal counterparts. And then yours is low for a gaming computer. 2.2 Mhz is what will severely limit your performances. Since you cant upgrade CPU in a laptop, unfortunatly, you'll need a new computer. Your GPU is fine, but with anything under 3ish Mhz on your chip you'll see huge frame rate drops and irregularities like what you are describing. If you can OC something to 4+ the game becomes flawless *even with aging GPUs*.

Em.... I don't mean to be an ***, but most online players can hit them keys with 100% accuracy in their sleep. If you are still looking at your keyboard when you type, you are doing something horribly wrong...

Except that the server's name is ''Prophecy of Five'', not ''Prophecy of the Five''. BUSTED!