I have been trying to log into the PTS, but after clicking "play", I end up at the "select server" screen, where there are no servers to select. It's blank. This has been the case since yesterday. I have never logged into the PTS before, but I believe I have followed the directions correctly. The help request screen has a "subscribe now" button in the middle of it and nothing else, but I'm already a subscriber. Not sure what other info would help.

Thanks guys.

Or if I win it on one character, can I give it to another? Seems like the rewards you buy are bound, and those you win aren't, but I want to make sure.

Yeah, I found that out after posting this. I thought it was still 1213, or whatever it used to be.

Okay, so I finally got full Thrysian for my deception Assassin. Problem: I've got about 1800 alacrity. That's just from the pieces that come with the set and nothing else, and that's without one of the implants I'd like to use, which also gives you alacrity. I don't see a way to reduce it unless I just go with at least one lower level piece of equipment. Am I missing something?

There, that's what it should be called: "I'm not evil, honest!"

If you don't know what it is, "That's Just Wrong!" is a legacy achievement on Tatooine, which you get by killing 100 jawas while the Party Jawa is flying around you. Because THAT'S a party! Doesn't it seem like there should be some hidden bonus for doing it with Blizz as your companion, though? I finished it recently, and only thought of that partway through. Finished it with Blizz (he didn't complain, but he was uncomfortable - you could tell), but what if I'd done all hundred Jawas with him?

Nope, he's right.

Ha. We should put that in the suggestion box. I've tried various ways of targeting friends and enemies - tabbing through them with a keybind often seems to miss the one I really want. Keybinding each ally is a good idea which I'm also going to try, although obviously in a 8v8 warzone that's probably too many. Yeah, I know tanks are also supposed to crowd control, but i often feel like I'm doing that randomly. No help for it though, I think, until that situational awareness keybind is put into the game.

I'm trying to figure out the best way to use focus target, and target of target. Seems like the best way to go is to make my team's healer (or other teammate) my focus target. That way I can always use my modifier to swap guard to that person. Then, I try to pick the other team's best dps and make that person my target. That way, I can simply attack that player and still see who he's targeting, and if he switches, I target that teammate and swap guard to him. Problems: I have to reacquire my original target, which doesn't seem like much but given the chaotic nature of warzones - I have a lot of trouble keeping up with what's happening sometimes - it could at least cost me some time. Is that really the best way to do it, though? Unless there's a "focus target's target modifier" that i'm missing someplace, or a way to keybind switching your target and target-of-target, it's the best I can think of.

I've only ever beaten all ten on my sin in tank spec. Some of the fights, controlling aggro is really important. But I've gotten Bowdaar on a bunch of characters by doing just what others have said in this thread. I want to say it took me 3 times through, completing round 5, and then maybe one more just getting through round 2 or 3 to accumulate enough affection to get Bowdaar. Just make sure you go back to the console and pick "i'm done fighting for now" before you leave the arena, otherwise it won't count.

I find assassins more fun to play, but jugg tanks are total ******es in PVP right now. Really hard to kill.

I still get arenas in lvl 70 unranked.

The really impossible part of this achievement for me is going to be gaining the social ranks. Unless there's been some change to that since I last gave it a shot. I don't want to run Black Talon or Esseles umpteen billion times.

I know this sounds like boilerplate feel good crap, but really just play what you enjoy. Strike fighters kill better, scouts are faster, gunships plod but can really punch (and a good gunship pilot can really take over a game), bombers find a hole and skulk around in it the whole game. I was the guy dragging down his team for quite a while, but over time I got better and, while I'm never going to be the best player, I'm almost always an asset. It just takes time.