When you are about to leave Korriban, Darth Baras says something like he has to meet with the Emperor. IMO, he says this kinda casually like "I'm going to go run a few errands before I meet back up with you.". Do you think he really knew the emperor and would truly meet and consult with him on stuff? Is there in game evidence or game lore to back this up? Or, was he just trying to show off to the SW by saying he had to meet with the head dude himself and make it seem like it's routine for him. (Or was Darth Baras not really meeting with the Emperor? Maybe he was actually just at the all you can eat buffet.)

Moving forward, could you please at least consider not having the live stream the same day that a new chapter is released?

They said in the live stream that the fate of Khem Val hasn't been revealed yet, and the new Dashade wasn't supposed to replace Khem or be his clone.

Also, during the live steam today, I thought that I heard you guys say that the next producer's live stream will be on April 5, which is also the release of the next update/chapter. Do you think it's wise to have the live stream and release on the same day?I really don't want to have to choose between watching the stream and playing the new content. Would you please consider moving the live stream up one or 2 days?

How will the stronghold conquest bonus be affected now that our max number of strongholds is increased?

Who exactly are these "Knights" and which Empire has "Fallen"? The Sith Empire as the "Fallen Empire" doesn't fit. First, The Sith Empire never had a class of "Knights". And, which "Knights" would it be referring to? Are we (playable character) and our companions these "Knights"? Well, that might fit only if your playing an Imperial character, but how would that fit if your character was Republic? And, while maybe a SW or SI could possibly pass as a "knight", that description doesn't really fit well with a IA or BH. There are "Knights" in Zakuul, but that Empire certainly hasn't fallen (not yet anyway). Also, while the Knights of Zakuul do make regular appearances in the story, they are not the focus. So, "Knights of the Fallen Empire" isn't a reference to that. Us (playable character) and our companions seem to be the best fit, but it doesn't really seem to fit very well. Am I missing something here? Or, am I trying to read too much into the title (Knights of the Fallen Empire). Is the title "Knights of the Fallen Empire" kind of like the title of the SNES RPG game "Secret of Mana", where the title is not so much referring to something in the story of the game but rather a device to attract our attention. Please help fill me in.

If they make a "The Force Unleashed 3", then it will be canon. Let's keep our fingers crossed. I really liked that story, at least the first game.

I was listening to an AMC movie talk YouTube video, (to find out the latest news on a Justice League movie that Warner Brothers confirmed they will make) but there was an interesting segment about SW. Pretty much Lucas Films said the only things canon up till now are the 6 films and Clone Wars. And, published SW content from now on (films, novels, games, etc) will be canon. My question is since this game is ever evolving and will continue to be updated after the announcement, is SWOTR canon? And if this game is canon, it should be safe to say that Knights of the Old Republic (1 & 2) are canon as well. If KOTOR and SWTOR are not canon, then in my opinion, Lucas Films just lost major credibility points because KOTOR was the best SW content that came out since the original trilogy. They should have made KOTOR the prequel movies instead of...well I'll just stop about that right here. So, is SWTOR canon?

I applaud the SWTOR team for making this hard decision. I am not at all upset. Sure, it would have been nice to see the next expansion in June, but after reading the things that are intended to be in the new expansion, I don't mind waiting. I am looking forward to Galactic Strongholds. Keep up the good work!