Firstly I ran a brief search but couldn't find a matching thread (which I would have shamelessly necroed) but if anyone can link to a similar topic then please do Title says it all really, which emotes would you like to see added to SWTOR? I'm going for Ricky Gervaises dance from "The Office" which would be my staple response to winning any duel ever and a Monty Python Ministry of silly walks emote, John Cleese preferred but any from the black and white film real would be acceptable.

Maybe its for more immersive conversation refusal? It certainly seems more polite that hitting escape, that just feels like walking away without saying goodbye For just the briefest of moments I already thought a system like this had been implemented.... I had just handed in seven crates of smuggled goods to Hylo Visz and escaped out of the conversation... "You lost 3500 influence with Hylo Visz" I stared at the screen for a moment thinking how hard she took it when I didn't say goodbye... Go on... you can laugh at me if you like

I didn't run into any problems here. Moopit, Goopit, Griblet, Geebung, Gingoskaphot, Moosooplanoog and Moosignisgup are happily running around the galaxy tipping their collective hats to the superb "Tales of the Blode" Gingungkungerdunk will sadly have to wait until name lengths are increased.

I hate ice scrabbler jerky!! IT'S NOT EVEN REAL JERKY!!!

Satele Shan. The lazy bint has spent sixty five of my levels getting me to do EVERY bit of menial donkey work she can think of while offering precisely sod all help herself. Im not even going to credit her for turning up in the Revan fight, it was apparently too much effort to even draw her saber..... So yeah, Satele dies. The only question is will anyone notice?

Not going to batter Bioware on this one, they have plenty more important things to fix at the moment but still throwing my vote behind this thread. Come on BW, lets get some customisation soon.

Pretty much this. There are no easily obtainable stats to claim the population of PvP to PvE servers although I'm open to any evidence that can conclusively prove them. All I will suggest is that PvP servers seem to be vastly less populated than their PvE counterparts which goes on to suggest that the majority of SWTOR gamers are pro PvE. Perhaps if more PvP enthusiasts roled on PvP servers then this observation would be redundant. It prompts what I would consider an interesting question however.... Why would such enthusiastic PvP'ers role characters on a PvE server?

Come for a dance party at the zone in point sometime lol. The point is that in a large scale warzone you wouldn't have all participants in one tiny area. Games were supporting far larger multiplayer areas years ago.... why does Bioware not have the same capacity? Do you lag on your fleet? Should a warzone be smaller than your fleet? I really think its doable, we aren't talking SWG yavin 4 pvp in 2003 to be fair.

Its a shame that number of people cant be supported on a modern server but it does make me wonder how I don't get insta lagkicked from the fleet every time I travel back.

The day Bioware introduce story, hard and nightmare mode PvP based on gear level I might consider voting to prioritise it, until then Im not enthusiastic about being roflstomped by the elite. However, put three or four Lake Wintergrasp style contested warzones on some planets and im giving the idea ALOT more consideration. Fifty a side chaos, last second wins and losses and actual fun? Now that's good content

Despite the positivity about the health of the game in regards to its population which I agree with there is still the issue of being kept in a queue to play a game you support. However it is dressed up it really isnt good and reflects poorly on a company providing a service to customers. The server consolidation needs to be redressed.