...I take it you've been running across town with a cart full of booze, then?

That's so we can be slow even faster

Went into KDY with a VG alt, ended up with a sentinel (who thinks he is a tank...) a shadow dps and a healer of whatever kind... Wasn't paying attention. The sent, as expected, acts like a total d-bag and jumps in first on EVERY occasion. After about 1700 warnings and kind requests of at least allowing 3 seconds to get my ammo back, he ignored all of them and pulled the 2nd elite droid. I wished him GL and HF and hoped the healer would be wise enough to just let him die. ...he kept him up instead... I jumped in at about 20%, pulled, helped them kill it and got rewarded with... the healer voting to kick me, stating "hardly did anything on the last elite". Well cheers for not allowing someone to teach an other player a lesson. If you read this and this is you: I hope you step on a lego. In fact, I hope you step on ALL legos in the world.

"Very well; then we DIE together!" from HS and all the stuff from Raptus

*looks at you funny*

Apparently, yes. Correct me if I am wrong, though. The Irakie Renegade, the EC NiM tank and perhaps one other speeder offer this kind of protection. For example, I get knocked off any "excellent protection" speeder in the S&V sandstorm. The Irakie one keeps me on my mount in there.

Check this for more info: http://dulfy.net/2012/05/29/complete-high-res-catalog-of-all-swtor-speeders/ Protection levels: Exceptional Excellent Good None Sorry if I left something out. Leveling some alts atm

Irakie Renegade - hardly getting knocked off of it anymore and it doesn't look like a tractor.

One can only hope the Devs see the possibilities of adding much more player interaction by doing this.

How about AT-AT guild mounts which fit an entire raiding group?! "provides ridiculous amounts of protection against getting knocked off" Imagine running that baby down Oricon towards the DF/DP entrance. Nobody would use the speeder anymore

Hail all. My suggestion is one that supports social events for guilds. I apologise on forehand if this has been suggested before; I could not find anything like this in the forums. Presenting the Guild Mission Terminal and Dropbox: This works just like a regular mission terminal and reward Dropbox, with the modification that certain ranks (i.e. officers, The GM of Doom™, Exalted Slackers, etc…) are able to created missions of their own and add their respective rewards to them. I’m thinking of guild treasure hunts or scavenging runs and the like, or possibly killing certain world bosses before anyone else in the guild does. Even with certain restrictions, this should present the guild with a ton of fun! Some ideas/restrictions to consider: - Free text for the mission starter, yet a maximum of <insert number here> characters to be used as quest description to keep things simple. - Mission starter is able to set the item and/or demanded goods to be returned, in order to complete the quest (Zero’s Corrupter Blade, 3 mysterious eggs, 10x crafted Augmentation kit mk-9, 1000 red m&m’s, whatever) These items do not disappear but end up in the guild bank, as it would be a truly mournful waste to throw away the blade, or 1000 red m&m’s for that matter. The guild profits from this as well. - Free choice of quest reward. Be it 3 credits, an /emote purchased from the CM or a full stack of Mass Manipulation Generators… Go nuts on this one! - A maximum of <insert number here> active quests at once, to avoid any performance issues or whatever could happen when 300 guilds run 1939 quests each. - The GMT&DB could be located in the guild bank area on the fleet as well as on the upcoming guild ships (available via the CM for all I care. See? There's even some profit to be made for Bioware here, with lazy slackers buying that stuff to avoid a few seconds of traveling ) - The Guild Master is able to add quest-starting-rights to whoever he/she desires, just like extending kick/invite/etc rights I am fully aware that anyone could just go to the GTN and buy “Required Item X”, yet that would be cheating and taking the fun out of the treasure hunts, now wouldn’t it? This is an issue that guilds will have to deal with internally. You cannot expect Bioware to be everyone’s nanny, aye? Thoughts, suggestions and other feedback from players as well as developers are very much appreciated. Cheers EDIT: I just realized the Corruptor's Blade is B2L, but you still get the point, I assume.

/signed

Since my computer is made of wood, ducttape and McDonalds straws, it pleases me to hear/read that people with supermegaomgwtfbbqawesomefastz0r pcs also suffer from terrible loading times. No need for me to invest in a faster rig, as it apparently won't change much.

This sign would become obsolete: http://cineplex-games.de/Wet-Floor.jpg

He was Austrian, mind you.