That it? Just either have the abilities now or later? If that's the only thing then I guess there isn't a rush. I thought there were perks to having already leveled alts. Or new races, etc.

Thanks for the quick response. What exactly would be the benefit of pre patch vs after?

So I read up about all the cool perks through legacy with leveling alts and what not. My question is would it be more beneficial for me to level alts pre or post patch?

I'm not saying I agree with this, nor, obviously, did I come up with it all. And I understand that drops for characters that aren't even present appear as well. The game for some reason thinks I'm an Inquisitor.. and I'm a Bounty Hunter. Yesterday we got an IA drop, and none of us were IA. I'm just asking merely to see if there is any correlation between who enters first, who the instance belongs to, and the chance of loot.

Okay so I have heard rumors where the first person to enter an instance increases the chance of the epic drop being their's, then I heard that the first person to enter decreases that person's chance by 25%, and I've also heard that the killing blow adds to that chance as well. Can someone clear this up? Is there even a difference between who enter's first or not? If so what exactly is it. Thanks in advance.

I was playing an obnoxious amount of PVP today on my 50 and I thought, what if there was some kind of I dont know, feature or maybe even in Legacy to where a certain amount of exp gained on a level capped toon, can be share with at least one other character? Maybe an item you get that can be mailed to an alt or something. Doesn't have to be much, like a small amount even. I dunno, just thought it'd be a cool idea.

Also.. more research has led me to have another question.. Since Logitech mice are not compatible with Mac, I was wondering if, seeing as like I said I run Windows 7 through bootcamp on a partition, would it work then through that? It's the Windows operating system, but still within a Mac. So confused.....

Yeah I saw the Naga. The pad on the side left me in awe, and so did the price. I know it's only 10-30 bucks more than other mice I'm looking at, but for a poor college student that's a nice size chunk. The Naga is good for SWTOR and works with the Mac as well though? If it does work with Mac, it might move up on my list to consider..

Okay so here's my deal... First off, I have my Mac partitioned to run SWTOR on a Windows 7 partition. Okay, I'm looking for a new mouse, a good gaming mouse, that is both compatible with Mac and SWTOR. May not seem that difficult, but, it is. I've looked all over. I find a great gaming mouse, only for Windows. I find a great mouse compatible with Mac, but people are having trouble with it with SWTOR. I was looking at the Razer Deathadder and was about to buy it but decided to research more and some people said their keybindings aren't working. I'm not about to buy a 50 dollar mouse if I can't use it. I need HELP! If someone knows a good mouse for me and my situation, some direction would be amazing. Or, if this problem with keybindings is situational and someone can squash my doubts, I'll hit that Proceed to Checkout button. I'm just hardcore on the market for a new mouse and need some assistance. Thanks in advance.