Same. Dropped out for a few moments, and came back to find I was in quick play mode. Been that way for over an hour. Perhaps they discovered something that needed patching for the patch?

Something I was only able to touch on lightly with Daniel Erickson at the Guild Summit was the possible implementation of a UGC (User Generated Content) system to allow for continued playability post level 50. I'd like to re-approach this from more than just an RP perspective. Star Trek Online has a great implementation of UGC with its "Foundry" to allow content authors to craft their own missions using in-game elements. While I realize TOR is heavily based on the in-game story, I think a UGC system with an eye to STO's Foundry would be a great boon for players of all types. Instanced PvP zones using existing maps (a PvP match on Coruscant or within the Jedi Temple ruins for example), a PvE instanced zone using existing in-game maps to forge your own Star Wars story with assigned missions and finally there is the element of RP...UGC would help RPers by allowing the creation of tiny sandboxes in which RPers have a small grain of control over their environment to help prevent griefing. I have every faith that there is more wonderful story coming from BioWare, but I ask the devs to consider the implementation of some kind of UGC in order to open up the game just enough to allow for more player freedom. Second, could we have an update on if and when "hood down" versions of Jedi robes are coming?

I would love to see the ability for mouse direction to control camera movement/facing without having to hold down both mouse buttons. In addition, I'd like to have a hot key toggle the cursor on and off. While the current controls are usable, I personally find them to be a bit clunky, especially when faced with a choice of either the WASD keys or holding down mouse buttons.

I support the idea of have Cross faction communication allowed in player-created chat channels. I'd like chat bubbles to be tied to this, but only visible to those in the channel. This type of communication is vital to RP, as well as staying in OOC contacts with guildmates who are on alts that are part of the opposite faction.