Wait...so.. if one class, out of 8, has an edge none of the other have.. that edge shouldn't be taken away from the 1, but instead, the other 7 need to be reworked to be on par? You, sir, know not how efficiency works.

I'm by no means an "expert" on the subject, but from what I have seen in my researching it, it would appear as though you are still imperial all the way, but you just aren't a total evil bastard about it.

I do believe you are confusing race and species. Humanity is a species.

It confuses me to no end that this could even be called a kids film. Sure, the writing is as bad as would be expected from a children's film, but when I think of entertainment for kids, I can't say these come to mind: 1. Trade Delegations 2. Senate Hearings 3. War 4. Murder 5. Slavery 6. I'm just going to stop making this list, I imagine you get what I am saying.

In fairness, I once thought the same thing, but then I stopped to think about it. Is it really the actors fault that his lines are ridiculous, poorly written, and emo? No. I am willing to bet he did the best he could with the material given to him. The source of my hate for the prequels has probably already been listed here, but I will list them anyway. 1. Utter luck of substance. There is no reason to care about anything that is happening. No reason to connect to any of the poorly written characters. 2. Completely diverges from its predecessors, the original trilogy, in character traits. IE. "and he was the best star pilot in the galaxy" - Obi-wan referring to Anakin. What do the prequels show? A dumb kid with luck on his side, mediocre skill, and frequent rookie piloting mistakes. 3. The prequels try to cram about 4 stories into each moment of each movie. It's poor writing at best. It gets worse when you actually try to analyze any of the stories, which the movies don't let you do during the film, because it swaps between them too quickly. When you go back an look at them, though, it doesn't take much to realize none of them make sense. 4. Characters: I will start with the obligatory "Jar Jar should have never been created". Beyond that, however, really watch the video somebody linked earlier, leading to the Red Letter Media reviews of the prequels. They have it dead on. Seriously stop to consider the characters, and try describing them to somebody who has never seen any of the SW movies. Don't list their profession or name, or who portrayed them. Just describe the characters. Start with, say, Han Solo. How would you describe him? Now try describing Qui-gon. Good luck.

This is entirely off subject, but since this is the first thread I've come across that is actually name dropping the Darth Nox, I cannot resist pointing this out. Darth isn't a real word, but it has, over time, taken on the definition of "Dark" or "Dark Lord". Nox it Latin for "the Night" Darth Nox = Dark Knight. S/he is batman.

I'm not even remotely close to endgame, still newish to the game, but even I am irritated by what I am seeing here. As has already been said several times, an itemization fix is remarkably easy. Alter some numbers in a database. Hell, if you can't be bothered to do it, have an intern do it. It really is that simple.

Your horrendous grammar belies your claim of having a higher education.

Why? It's worked for WoW for over 6 years.

Are you suggesting that it's odd that it'd be announced on the day it becomes relevant?

That is a decidedly modern HUMAN trait, not only American.

I, for one, hope they do nothing to try to convert people from "wow culture". So far my experiences with other players in this game have been nothing but positive. I don't want the whiny 12 year olds from WoW to start playing this game.