How to tell a game is really dieing: People stop complaining about the game on its native forum and start telling people why they quit on other forums.

There is a difference between running off on Taris to kill a few superfluous rakghouls for the couple of extra credits you need for whatever the heck you want and looting the same loot box on high level planet where every mob can one shot you all day.

Anger serves a purpose, once you work through your anger and into the serenity that follows you can accomplish great things. But charging at something when rage still clouds your judgement is inviting failure.

I would like to see this race added to the game, models already exist for the race and there are several NPCs of this race. With a bit of tweaking they could be expanded to have the same degree of customization as other races and be included as a playable race. Also I loved Juhani in KOTOR...

I support this, it would negate the need to merge/reorganize servers to ensure some degree of faction balance. PvP is more fun when it is two teams of approximately the same size and level. when it is a one sided massacre it quickly becomes not fun for the ones being massacred and they stop playing and the larger side then has no fun because there is no PvP to be had.

The sheer amount of leveling content in this game staggers me. It is not like other games I do not care mention by name that have all the goodies and cool toys in the end game and raid content were only the top 1% of 1% players will ever get to see them let alone possess them. The goodies in this game seem pretty evenly spread out, there is still some really cool stuff for the no-lifer hardcore live in the game players , but there is heaps of cool stuff for everyone else as well including the casuals who may only log in for an hour or two on weekends. And I expect that the legacy system will be no different if it follows what the design direction of the game, there will be stuff in there for everyone (or at least I hope there will be).

I agree that Sith are not raging , homicidal maniacs bent on destroying all in their path (at least not the ones who win an empire), that kind of behavior is counterproductive to running a stable empire, a certain measured amount of fear might be used to gain the desired cooperation of the population, but it is equally important to praise and reward desirable behavior in subordinates. The bloodthirsty killer who slaughters for no reason seldom achieves any significant amount of power beyond having people run in fear at his approach. Power is the goal of a Sith, not slaughter for the sake of slaughter. Although razing one town that refuses to surrender to the ground will make it easier for you to convince the next town to surrender, but if you raze every town to the ground you will not be obtaining as much power as you could. I look at the example of Genghis Khan when I imagine how a Sith might manage the conquest of an empire.

Darth Traya was my favorite sith lady , she was a subtly evil and manipulative rather than the stereotypical evil overlord that most sith lords are. Rather than directly do something evil she would get someone else to do it and make them think it was their idea and it was a good thing. Palpatine (AKA: Darth Sidious) was similar, and he comes a close second. (he loses points for looking like a human prune).

These are the planets I would like to see added. Endor Yavin IV Naboo Mustifar