Really? I thought it was called the ramblings of a child on the forums about something they don't understand.

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With the introduction of a rating system there is no reason to artificially throttle the rate in which valor and gear is obtained anymore. "I grinded battlemaster back when it took five times longer!" =/= "I grinded battlemaster back when it was five times harder!" either so really... this is a good change. It gets people to where they need to be to be competitive faster.

"Lightside Sith' and 'Darkside Jedi' very reason is why I don't like the 'lightside' and 'darkside' system in this game to begin with, which is why I don't believe it should have any impact on the gear we can wear. You either embrace the Jedi code or become a Dark Jedi until you embrace the Sith code. If you never embrace a code, you stay a Dark Jedi. Simple enough. The current system is the system that non-force users should have, a Renegade/Paragon system. For the most part your 'alignment' isn't changing, you are either good, bad, or neutral (Though this doesn't work with Jedi or Sith since, while I am sure you'd love to argue that Jedi can be evil and Sith can be good, there has never good a 'good' Sith and fallen Jedi that reject the Jedi Code but do not accept the Sith Code become Dark Jedi) you just exist on one of the extremes.

OP doesn't have a leg to stand on anymore. He's already torn apart his own argument to the point where it is no longer valid, invented 'facts', resorted to personal attacks and attacks against a group of players, and discredited any actual facts presented to him so really there is no point in arguing this further. Jedi will be able to use red crystals and sith will be able to use both blue and green crystals. There will be Sith Pureblood Jedi. Yes, there will be 'bad RPers' who roleplay it 'wrong.' Fortunately, these people already exist in the eyes of elitist players so nothing will change. The only thing this kind of complaining will accomplish is ruining enjoyable storylines for players who actually care about their RP because you are so close minded that you've already shut your mind and imagination to the concepts players can come up with because 'they can't be canon!'

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This is a bug. Generally, if you have a full party (Or three members + Companion) and your companion has to be dismissed because of the 'your party is full' message, it won't automatically resume until you relog.

You've killed your own point. You use the word iconic. Iconic in no way implies restriction. The Jedi and Sith in your examples chose to wield specific color lightsabers. They were not -restricted- by some unseen force that prevented them from wielding another color, they simply did not wish to. A red lightsaber is more frightening than a green or blue one so it makes sense that a Sith would choose to wield it but it is the Sith's choice to do so and for that reason it makes sense that a Jedi would choose not to wield a red lightsaber. We are also talking about a time where blue and green crystals were not readily available for darksiders so they made do with synthetic crystals. Once again, this is not applicable in this game. You have a personal preference just like the characters you've used in your examples had. Most Jedi and Sith would likely adhere to tradition and wield a color that best reflects their order. I am unaware of any rule that says they have to though. There is no reason for you to push your own personal preferences on players who choose to wield a color that is not iconic or traditional for their 'side.'

I for one hate when people STOP LIMITING MY OPTION. I'm just a normal Joe. Too many choices! What will I do? We should go back to the days of restricting everything from gear to color crystals so I don't make any mistakes.

Agree, this argument holds no water.

Poor guy. I'll read your post once you change the title and amend this. Here, I'll help out. "I'm usually opposed to anyone who says there is a right way and wrong way to RP, because it is ultimately up to a player. I'm not going to do that. Instead, I'm going to share with you my personal experiences of roleplaying a Sith Lord, and what being a Sith Lord means to me."

Someone reset the "Days without Hero Engine Thread" counter.

I was under the impression they intended to add more objective based medals that you can get to reward players for participating in the Warzone as opposed to just farming medals.

Medal chasing is negative to begin with. In objective based PvP, if you are more interested in gaining medals in a convoluted, imbalanced, role based system, you won't be focusing on why you are actually there. This seems to be the reverse mindset we have now. I know when we start to lose a Civil War on live, three out of five times my team will just abandon objectives and start trying to farm medals. If the cap is four medals, you can easily get -four- medals by participating in the Warzones objective.

See you tomorrow. Look forward to your next rant as you quit for the umpteenth time.