Artifact Armorings, Hilts/Barrels, and Mods were likely left to the crafters. For certain Enhancements however, toggle the filter to "All", instead of your specific class, and it makes certain Enhancements that were being hidden for some reason, appear.

Yes, relics and implants DO count, as that's the only way I was able to finish those missions; I never got any 330 Prototype/Artifact armor or weapons to be able to disassemble.

If you're really after a specific relic and aren't getting it via RNG, then just buy the 'base' version of it (rating 318 I think) from the PVP gear vendor and just upgrade it with the WZ tokens.

Agreed. Making everything smaller just to put a border around each square was a poor design decision, clearly made by someone who doesn't have to look at it.

Lyn Me wasn't white; she was pale blue. https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Lyn_Me https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-aKTAdJX-3JQ/U_ETK08yewI/AAAAAAAAYmQ/2hIz5FRNyRQ/s1600/Twi'leks-jedi-jabba-palace.jpg

Um, yes. Since the early days of SWTOR, there were "female only" armor such as: the Slave Girl set (social vendor on Nar Shaddaa), the Republic and Imperial Dancer sets (security key vendors), and the Elegant Armor (capital planet social vendors).

I think decos and cosmetic upgrades are a good incentive for GSF. +1 vote

Agreed, some of the Cartel Market decos have been unnecessarily absent for too long. Don't you guys want our money??

^ This. And people thinking it should be "easy" to add on an interface to allow customizable companion decorations, complete with programmable animations, are expecting way too much from a niche part of the game.

I have experience decorating guild ships of both factions, as well as fully decking out my own personal strongholds. Visits can be arranged if you'd like to see my "work history". I can tailor rooms to specified functions (barracks, garages, meeting rooms), but have also designed "fun" areas like game rooms and dance clubs. Edit: oh wait, I don't remember what my server is called. I'll have to double check when I get home.

I agree Remote Slicing should be tweaked, with 1 or more of the following: requiring LOS, longer cooldown, doesn't drain engine power on top of the debuffs, etc.

No, you do not NEED to check things outside the game to keep up with the story. These are just to fill in the universe more, and provide extra details and context, like the SWTOR novels.

In the post-match scoreboard, you won't immediately see how many heals you did, but there is a tab near the top of the board that allows you to look at detailed stats for how many points you healed. So yes, you do get medals for healing, based on how many points you healed for. There is also a legacy title associated with being a GSF healer: "The Grease-Monkey Lizard" (you must earn top heals in 250 matches). Equipping your healer ship with Proton Torpedoes is another good way to help being a support ship, so that you can hang back and provide long-range supporting fire to enemies chasing your teammates. You may not necessarily land a hit, but forcing them to use an engine-break could save your teammate's life.

Eh, some of those may not be preferred, but do have precedent for the size. Electron microscopes are pretty big, so I'm assuming the Laboratory Microscope deco is something similar. And big Kowakian Monkey Lizards were seen in Resistance: https://www.geeksandgamers.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/giant-monkey-lizard.jpg

Aw shoot, different server.

There is an Imperial personnel decoration bundle on the Cartel Market, with Intelligence agents, pilot, and soldiers. You might also find either the bundle, or individual decos available on the GTN, if you have credits to spare.

Slave girl top + Satele Shan's thigh-high boots, lol.

Tattooine is great because it's very defensible, with the sunken "pits" and lack of windows to the rooms. The cliffside dwelling is very home-y, with a good chokepoint to get up there. The spacious hangar is nicely set up like an underground silo. The underground rooms scattered around the grounds are great for barracks and command centers for the troops. And the large tents/awnings around the grounds are good for storing ground vehicles, munitions, or staging your troops in parade formation!

IIRC, there was a clickable panel on the wall near the jukebox. Have you tried clicking that to initiate the next part? I played through this just a few weeks ago and everything worked fine for me.

Wait'll he gets to that story about juggling lightsabers in his underwear.

No you cannot zoom out. Are you unable to identify your characters without seeing their feet? Otherwise, I really cannot grasp why anyone would have such dire need to see feet in a 'select' screen.

I think I first noticed it after 6.0 dropped, but one my main char's most prominent mounts, Giradda's Rancor, was suddenly no longer showing up as available/unlocked in my list of Stronghold decorations. ie it was showing as "0/0" owned, even though I'm riding around on it! For Strongholds where it was already placed down, it's still there, but if I were to pick it up, I wouldn't be able to place it down again. Then recently, this bug happened again with another of that same character's mounts: Obsidian Squad Recon Walker. This also suddenly started showing "0/0" owned, even though I just placed it down an hour before. As these are rare or expensive mounts, I do not have them on other chars, to be able to re-place them down or see if they're having the same issue. Logging and restarting have made no difference.

Everyone sleeps in one big cuddle huddle. Groovy!

So is this a weeb thing, or a Playboy bunny thing?

I still have no idea where I suddenly got the "The Galaxy's Finest" legacy title from. Edit: nvm, I found my answer too, lol. Apparently it's from using Group Finder 40 times.