How's the pup to emp ratio?

Well, the Harbinger is the most populated server on swtor, according to torstatus. I also play during the day and don't think EU is feasible because of the language barrier. Does the Harbinger have a lot more day time players? The fleet in the morning has about 50 or so people until about 12:00 cst.

Just curious if it would be worth it? Thanks!

The cloaks didn't come in fashion yet. Remember this is thousands of years before. Think of how much fashion has changed since the 1980's. Give it time the new designers will come out with their fall product lines, debut them in Nar Shadda, and it will spread across the galaxy.

There are so many other ways to prevent them being used to grief players then just to remove them. So stupid. Plus it didn't fix anything. The players are still, currently using them to grief! So how did removing them for purchase fix it? A smarter solution would be just don't allow them within a certain radius of vendors on fleet. Still let anyone purchase them. That way there is zero percent griefers and people can still buy one. Right now there is still griefing going on. So they pissed off people by removing them, didn't fix the problem, and solved nothing. Good job.

My group was pretty good. They were actually holding people off while I advanced ahead. Good team effort. Nothing more frustrating than halfway thru capping and 3 more idiots come up and start doing it too. Go stun someone? We don't need 3 people. It doesn't speed it up.

I got the first door. I got the bridge. I got the second door. I got the force field. I got the third door. I downloaded the data. Jealous? Bet you never had a round like that, did ya?

Glad you're enjoying it but I think the chance of the level cap being anything less than 55 is slim to none. 51 or 52 would just make people scratch their head and go ***.

Around 32ish. When you finish chapter 1 class quests.

Cool unique thought you had OP. And it needed a cool unique thread to go along with it! Congrats.

The servers are down?

Find something else to complain about. Clearly you haven't played more than one class to 50. If you did you would realize how different they each are. Trolls are getting desperate and grabbing for straws. Lame troll is lame.

Add me my name is Snuggie.

No. Level up your alts like everyone else.

In pre-50 it is based on character level. A low level character gets way less. Also I believe the main factor in XP is time. It is based on the amount of time the match lasts. Not medals. I have noticed really quick matches give way less XP. A long huttball game gives the most. Long voidstars give quite a bit. But if you lose (or win) quick you don't get nearly as much. You do get more medals, valor and credits if you win fast. Just not XP. It is all about time -- not winning, not losing, not medals earned. I can get about 25k XP on huttball sometimes in a full match. Then if its over 6-0 quickly I get 8k. Also I think you can test it. My GF and I both tried a huttball match. She got 11 medals, I got 4. We both got the EXACT same XP. Of course our characters were EXACTLY the same level. In pre-50 it is based on character level, so keep that in mind! Character level + time of match = XP earned. And it will be the same for all characters of that level in that match, assuming they were there the whole time. That could be the reason your results are off. What levels are the two characters you are comparing? If they aren't the same it is impossible to tell if the XP boost is working or not. My guess is it working as intended. It's just you can't compare what a level 45 gets in XP to what a level 15 gets. If they were both there the same time, and same level, they both get the same. But the leveling curve is so high a 45 has to be provided with much more XP for the same amount of time played. Otherwise it will take 2,000 matches to level up.

Sometimes that happens to me but then i tell the voice in my head to leave me alone and to stop touching me in my special place. Then I look up and realize its meal time at the institution and its chicken nugget day. They remove me from my padded room and straight jacket and hand me 3 nuggets with dipping sauce.

lion king song? O.o

This has been suggested before, but I thought I'd throw something in. It really doesn't even have to be any more than a Mario Kart type game. It seems like it wouldn't be that hard for a small team to create. The environments are already there (the planets.) The speeders already exist. Just make it a race like Mario Kart with the ability to fire weapons, deploy things from the bike to mess up opponents, etc. It would be great.

The problem is, the individual who posted that he has 90 days playtime in this game which has been out for 180 days wants to exclude me and my friends and family from content simply because we don't play 12 hours a day for 6 months straight. He specifically said he wants things that only people with that kind of "dedication" in terms of time played can achieve. I have no problem with others getting maximum enjoyment, but what about everyone else? This game isn't designed to reward that kind of time played, and likely never will be. It seems to be moving in the opposite direction. This game has been created with common sense. I really LOL'd that you believe the "casual" players are the vocal minority? What? True casuals don't even speak up about anything. They just play the game a few hours a week. The vocal minority are the people who have 12 hours a day free time to play, and also post on forums. Whether they are a housewife or a ****** in prison, I don't care. They are still here either way trying to find some way to distinguish themselves in the game as being better than the next person. It's funny. If I had to guess I think most normal members of society want a challenge, but not one that requires them to rearrange their entire life or stop showering. They don't want to log in and be insta-win. Play 1 hours a week. But 20 seems REASONABLE. And that is what is being offered by BW. 100 hours a week is not reasonable. It doesn't match up with commonly accepted values of western society. It is not profitable. It is dumb to want to require that of anyone. There is a balance somewhere. Sure Joe with 12 hours a day can go faster than me, but I can still do everything I want eventually. I'm sure any normal person would be happy with that.

They will be dealt with in time.

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Absolutely. I am not against people who have more time to play than myself advancing faster. That is life and is part of the game. It will always be a fact of life for me. What I am against is making things so restrictive and so prohibitive based on time that they become impossible for anyone except the 60 hour a week player to accomplish. I understand there are people who want it that way. Luckily for me it makes very little sense from a business perspective. This game has made it so anyone who puts forth a REASONABLE amount of effort can accomplish their goals. Now Johnny Elite doesn't like that because Johnny Elite wants to run around and have us "scrubs" look at him and say wow I wish I could be that cool. Too bad I have to level up my real life today or else I could make 1/100th progress towards being Johnny Elite Jr. Maybe I'll murder my family, quit my job, stock up on mountain dew, and just go for it. It is totally worth it. Then the next scrub JediKnight495 will look at me. Maybe even send me a whisper and say I'm his idol. Seriously though. Apparently BW realizes that this western MMO is full of real life Americans and Europeans who have **** to do. Kudos to them. We don't have to rearrange our lives to advance in this game. End of story. There are plenty of other mmo's to choose from for those who like to do so.

As sarcastic as you are being, and as retarded as it is, It would be better than having to spend 12 hours a day at the PC for 6 months straight in an attempt to have an item that identifies you are "elite" so you can run around and be "cool" in an MMO. lol is right. Hilarious actually.

I played as a taru in FFXI so I'm with you.