The person who updates the website is probably on vacation as well.

I generally found the difficulties listed in the OP to be accurate. Level: 65 Item Rating:: 220 mainhand. Armor is a combination of 208 and 216. Relics are 198. Discipline: Telekinetic Sorcerer Companion: Lana. Damage for solo, Healer for heroic. 10-15 Influence. Missions: Yesterday, I soloed heroic mode SF for the first time and died once. 90% of the content I could sleep through. Regular and strong opponents are just giant bags of HP to grind. Champion Paladins are a nice challenge, but I'd like to see at least one unique mechanic in a fight with them. The 'ambush' with elite mobs in the Ephemeris core was fun, and everything after that seemed to have the right amount of challenge and mechanic engagement. Solomode is easy enough, but in the time it takes to finish, I could do some weekly heroics for a better reward. Other Characters: Under the 'new' system I've leveled a Sentinel (watchman) and am currently leveling Gunslinger (marksman). My companions are influence level 4-8. I ran one solo FP (Essles) with my Gunslinger and by the end of Corscant, I was level 25. When I arrive at a planet, I immediately do the heroics, which are trivial due to being overleveled. Notes on Companions: Companion healing is OP. If Lana is this powerful at influence 10-15, I can't imagine what she's like at level 50. Last Note: False History/For the Record should be changed so a single player can complete it.

Are you talking about this? If so, yes, getting one of the largest and most impressive decorations in the game takes time and energy. It's also completely optional. I think it's a great example of end-game content. At level 65, you can spend hundreds of millions of credits decorating your house to impress your guests if that's what you care about. Today I spent an hour throwing snowballs at overheated gift droids and got four halo-trees for my entrance, but the majority of my decorations are just stuff mobs have dropped or that I've unlocked with achievements/storylines.

You need to play through several class stories. Jedi Knight and Sith Warrior being the main ones. Paying attention on Yavin and Zoist is also good. Also that FP were you fight Revan. The take away though is that the Eternal Emperor could pass on his DNA because that's the original body while the Sith Emperor was the meat-puppet.

Sure. You head to Manister Base in the Jundland and kill a Geonosian. That will start a Bonus Quest called Geonosian War. Continue with the quest line and you'll kill him at the end.

Sometime around June of this year, I noticed that I hadn't gotten any Cartel Coins despite being a sub since January. I sent an in-game report, and the CS rep was kind enough to give me the CCs owed as well as those until the end of my payment period. We'll see how well they fair this year but whatever the case, you get your coins eventually.

While I'm standing there, focusing the healer, another healer is healing them. I had this very thing happen last night. Dude was going wild in chat because DPS wasn't focusing that dude he marked. Actually, two other people were working with him, but it didn't matter because there was more than one healer.

1. Subscription numbers are up. 2. Some BioWare developers have boyfriends. Some have wives or husbands. 80% of the player base has no problem with sage/sorcerer healers. 3. Balance changes are based on PvE. If it makes you feel better, the developers are also ignoring galactic starfighter and operations. Solo story-based PvE and small group PvE is all that matters.

I'm just getting back to the game after a several month long hiatus. I got MX-4X's recruitment quest to do 20 unranked warzones and spent the evening doing just that on my telekinetic/lightning sage. The Republic lost EVERY. SINGLE. MATCH. In most matches, they got smoked. We're talking Imps getting all three nodes on Alderaan and Novare for the entire match. Or the Republic never being able to capture a single pylon in a match. I admit my own part in this. I made sure to have 2018 expertise before queuing, but I don't have much experience PvPing on my sage. Still, when I was a beginning PVPer who'd leave a WZ with the lowest damage done, the Republic often had wins. The Imps were somewhat better, but not 20 wins in a row better. What happened here? Was it just a bad night? Have most of the serious PvPers gone over to Imp?

I was just about to post that. I'd go for Commando/Mercenary first, but both are solid.

The best darkside story is a lightside Consular. You calmly and ethically commit a series of terrible acts because you lack even basic empathy and value the Jedi Code more than the life and well-being of other creatures.

Did you /bug this? Can you say what exactly happened that led you to getting stuck? What power/ability knocked you back?

Pretty sure you are wrong.

Not to worry! BioWare cares greatly about addressing these sorts of bugs and will fix the problem in a short while.

Anyone remember how many servers TOR had at launch? And you could spend six hours waiting in queue to just sign on to your server.

I'd only support this if valor were account bound.

Amusing.

If you are in Champion gear (you weren't clear) you need to get out of it immediately and use the Makeb vendor to get yourself new armor/mods.

Nether Balance/Madness nor Watchman/Annihilation are burst DPS.

Leaps are interrupts. They're useful openers when someone is about to finish a big cast or beginning a channeled attack that has a CD.

Elite Warlord is the 100 valor one. I tend to think it's worth something.

You said that PvE missions never involve glory or bragging rights. People who have the Dragonslayer title have bragging rights. Guilds that clear NM content have bragging rights. Bragging isn't something you need to code for, humans will do that on their own. In whose mind? Because BioWare doesn't seem to think so. They're creating new content built around just that.

Are you under the impression that raiding guilds don't compete with one another? Every time new content comes out, there's a race to see who can clear it first.

I'm pretty sure people with the Dragonslayer title disagree.

But how many would I need if I wanted to immediately turn that into a full Brutalizer set? Edit: It's 92 in addition to the original 14.