I'm most interested in using my CC to move my toons from the dead Oceanic servers over to the Harbinger. Really hope they allow transfers with CCs.

Hopefully a character transfer for my three stranded toons on dead Gav Daragon. They want to join my new main on The Harbinger.

I'm sure there is a post similar to this somewhere out there but I was just wondering what everyone's most annoying bug is. I'm not talking about big bugs like lag, etc. I'm talking about little bugs in game that ruin your immersion. I'll start (obviously) My most annoying bug is the "phantom lightsaber." I'm sure you all know what I mean. Your double bladed lightsaber wielding companion disappears when you pop on your speeder or go into stealth and leaves a phantom lightsaber floating in the air as a testament to its one time presence. A close second would be the "head puncturing lightsaber". Also involving double bladed saber companion. This classic bug has your female Jedi/Sith companion running behind you with a lit saber on her belt which sticks through her head and sears anyone's robes who dares to come close enough to the character. Please Bioware...fix this issue it's been happening for AGES!!! Right, anyone else have an annoying bug to report?

Having re-rolled a toon on The Harbinger I've remembered why I love this game so much. Over 250 people on the fleet and over 80 on any given planet. Regardless of whether the Oceanic servers are consolidated we'll never have that kind of population due to our time zone differences at any given time. Plus, the latency here in NZ is better on the West Coast USA server than it was on the Oceanic one anyways. Will use my cartel coins to move my Oceanic toons to The Harbinger. If you want to enjoy the game again re-roll in the USA. Even at its peak Gav Daragon couldn't match the current USA servers. Give it a try and you'll all start enjoying the game again. While the idea of Oceanic servers was a kind gesture by Bioware it clearly isn't working. Obviously it is not profitable to fix this issue in a timely manner. Go with the flow, transfer and enjoy the game again. (And no, I'm not a Bioware employee).

Well, I've been waiting patiently for Gav D to come back to life. It is great having Oceanic servers but at the moment the game cannot be played as it was meant to be. I have re-rolled a toon on The Harbinger. 145 players on Korriban and 275 on the fleet. Finding a group for heroics was pretty much instantaneous. I love this game when the population is high enough to make it a true MMO. When the population problems plaguing the Oceanic servers are remedied I will certainly come back...but in the meantime will not keep wasting my gaming time in an empty server.

As a way to increase the variety of "looks" in the game without having to resort to the creation of a huge variety of gear packages, I was wondering if there were any plans in the works to create a gear editor similar to editor used to create the look of your character when you first roll them? For example, for a particular chest piece there could be a slider that adjusts the colour, another for the contours of the edges, etc. This could add some variety to the gear without having to create tons of new looks. Thanks for all your hard work team!

I've been reading the posts in the community forum for a number of months now and this will be my first post. The vitriol spewed on these forums is unbelievable. I find this game highly entertaining and it is obviously a work in progress. Developing and implementing new technology is not as easy as using the Force and making it happen. The Community Managers are doing their best to keep the community informed. Are the posters on these forums really so narcissistic as to think that their posts "are what everyone wants?" The changes many people want (cross server warzones being a prime example) will come in time. Be patient. Enjoy gaming in the Star Wars universe. At the end of the day, if you can't afford $15 a month subscription for a game perhaps it is time to find a new hobby or a better paying job. In conclusion, thank you to the community managers for keeping us informed about upcoming content. This is a great game already and I look forward to even more improvement (including those pesky cross-server warzones) in the coming months.