Hello, I go by the name Nisyr in the Pax House. In game I go by either Nisyr (republic) or Nikirex ( imperial) I'd like to say something about Pax of my own free will. The Pax Gaming Community. At first I was a bit apprehensive to apply. It’s not just a guild; it’s not just a community. It’s a second family. Most of the people here are very close and it’s a tight nit group. I was a bit taken back by how readily people welcomed me. Even though I don’t do a great deal in game with everyone yet, on the forums for the community, everyone has been absolutely amazing to me. This has been like no recruitment process I’ve ever been in, it’s solely unique. In the beginning I was very unsure of how this would go, but now that I’m getting closer to the end, I’m so very happy that I went through with it. This has been a blast, if I never did anything with anyone from Pax in game, it would still be worth it solely for the forums as Pax covers not just SWTOR, but many different games, you never really get a true grasp about how many games Pax covers until you look at their team speak server. It is truly impressive. I have no doubt that whatever game I choose to play there will be some Pax family there. If anyone were to ask me about joining, the only thing I could tell them is to take a deep breath and dive right in.

/signed I did something similar. I spent a bunch on several packs and I was elated when I got a couple of the things I had really been wanting. Then the huge feeling of disappointment set in when I found out I could not unlock the items and that I needed to collect the whole set to share with my other characters. Was way bummed.

I agree with you. I'm not even so against having to pay to unlock stuff. I just don't like that you need to have collected the entire set to be able to use one item. The randomness of the cartel packs doesn't even guarantee that a whole set will even be on the GTN to be able to buy the whole set. Hopefully they will add functionality to unlock individual items that you have collected vs the "Entire Set".