Only to rise again at a later date. Only to fall again at a later date. Only to rise again at a later date. Only to fall again at a later date. ...

Is there an order in which one should romance them. This question is purely for academic reasons, of course.

If I had the option I would have killed her from the moment she barged in Darth Gravus' office to claim my victory for her own. Her only useful moment is when she... nope, nothing comes to mind.

Well, perhaps I will stay away from there until it's over. I can always come back later, it's a planet, it's not going to disappear or anything.

If I'm not mistaken Republic Correlia is starts a bit later than Empire Correlia. So your IA wouldn't know. And that question you asked to Darth Marr is just because most of the three conversation options have one question to gain redundant information. (Like on Taris, you can get accept a quest to do something about rakghouls and later you have the option to asked someone else what rakghouls are)

That emblem is that of the Jedi Order.

Republic Symbols Empire Symbols As you can see, the hexagon wasn't ever used by the Republic and neither does the Galactic Empire.

I'm all for it. Maybe with a small dye-preview tab, that way you can see exactly how you want it before you craft, send.

We will miss you. I'm all for it, especially the idea of buying it with classic coms.

The reason the current classes exist is because only those 8 people had anything interesting to do on the planets from the prologue and chapter 1 to 3. There were no heroes in the SIS nor in the Imperial Military so therefore no extra classes. Advanced Classes are still possible.

Jedi Knight Smuggler Sith Inquisitor Those three are the only storylines I finished playing. If I should guess for the others, I would think the Trooper and the Warrior would die in battle, my consular becoming a teacher on Tython and die of old age, the Bounty Hunter dies of old age along with Mako and the Imperial Agent gets assassinated by an Imperial.

I've read Tales of the Jedi and every series that covers a piece of the Vector-arc (which consist of Knight of the Old Republic, Dark Times, Rebellion and Legacy, in that order) All 5 are highly recommended by me, myself and I.

And if you want to begin anew, try a server from different continents. That way you shouldn't have to play at times that are inconvenient for you and still be lonely. I guess you aren't into RP or PVP, so I can recommend The Red Eclipse (EU - ENG). I've played that server since I play SW:TOR and even in the busy hours I don't get invites, neither for group nor guild. Ok, that's a lie, I have been asked once or twice, but take it into account that I play since it went F2P meaning once or twice is relatively low.

But without the eyeholes for the Miraluka race for obvious reasons.

Ok, it would be more epic if you would get a massive strike team and start beating him to mushy pulp, it would be a worthy ending. But don't forget that the knight who defeated the voice, has grown in strength since Makeb. All the heroes have grown since then. When the new story comes along you can bet that they have become the most powerful heroes of their time, so the number of players isn't that important. Also don't forget that even the most powerful of beings, so the Emperor as well, could have a bad day. Remember that Ulic Qel-Droma was shot in the back by a pilot and Darth Sidious was gently tossed over a balcony.

This isn't even necessary, my friend and I just helped others without being in group and it added up for the achievement.

Maybe the basic stuff acquired faster or to put it better, more effective with less training. But Fanyen was right when he mentioned being free of restrictions, Ajunta Pall and his followers experimented with certain aspects of the force and the Jedi council didn't like it. So Pall went to war with the Jedi, a fight to be free to do what he wanted. Don't forget that Pall was a Jedi Master who just used the force just like all others, but the council deemed him dark. The force isn't evil, nor good. What we call light and dark is defined by a select few and is forever accepted as fact. Maybe the new "Dawn of the Jedi" comics will give us more info about why some choose to be more dark?

The Empire has lost quite a few systems in this war, using the term "Ruling" would be a joke. Therefore I'm more in favour for "Retreating Day".

Book of Sith - Secrets from the Dark Side (by Daniel Wallace) gives the start to answer for that. In the Part by Darth Bane himself titled Rule of Two, chapter: Striking From the Shadows. On page 73 there is a sidenote from Master Quinlan Vos, from when he was studying the book during his time as a dark Acolyte under Darth Tyranus. It goes like this: The Jedi learned about the Rule of Two more than a century ago from the cultist Kibh Jeen. Some of them didn't believe it. Now that Obi-Wan's fight on Naboo has confirmed the truth, the jedi are ready to face wathever the Sith are cooking up. I've looked further into Jeen's story and tried to find a link between him and the Rule of Two and how he knew about it. That it seems that Kibh Jeen during his time as Dark Jedi he affiliated himself with the Dark Force religion. Which was a cult started by Darth Millennial after rejecting the Rule of Two. And that's our link. Rule of Two: (Master and Apprentice) 1st: Darth Bane and Darth Zannah 2nd: Darth Zannah and Darth Cognus 3rd: Darth Cognus and Darth Millennial (after Darth Millennial's defection she chose another Apprentice) So the founder of the Dark Force cult was a third generation Apprentice of the Rule of Two, so his cult knew about its existence and therefore Kibh could learn about it. And there you have it.

I would have been irritated if it was all one story, the difference in objectives always made the game and story more interesting. Also, there is still some connection with for instance the Smuggler. First you make a name for yourself + an enemy for chapter 1 and an enemy for chapter 2/3 and then you are recruited by the republic to help them out. If you didn't make a name for yourself or had the enemy from chapter 2/3, you would have been nobody special and the senator would not have contacted you. It's the same for most chapters I have played Jedi Knight, Sith Inquisitor and Smuggler (just started Jedi Consular ch.2) Prologue & Chapter 1 --> Making a name for yourself Chapter 2/3 --> getting contacted by someone to deal with a bigger issue. (or in case with the SI getting contacted by the bigger issue) And I do believe the great hunt for the Bounty Hunter has the same principle behind it.

If those would be implied that would make unearthing the dread seed (rep) on an imp controlled world very dangerous, also how are you going to land on Taris without rep base? Same goes for Balmorra for the imps. Canon-wise rep wins Alderaan (if I'm not mistaken --> Empire retreated from core worlds) so good luck for the imps to do GSI dailies over there. Same goes for dread seed (imp) on Correlia. So I don't think this will happen with the empire losing the war and all. Although if they would find a way to make it work, then I support this fully.

Hi, Recently, I acquired 3 Cartel Market Certificates. But the fact is, they are pretty much useless to me because I don't have much reputation. Now if I could sell them to others, that would be great. But they are Bound to Legacy. Please, make them tradable. Or make them require Makeb, Oricon, Cerka, Black Hole, Section X or any of the other reputations, the ones easier to come by for those who don't buy more than a 100 packs. Thanks for your time, Little_Judas

There are people creating that. http://www.legendsofequestria.com/ But from what I've heard, it will be for serious hardcore gamers...

I had the same problem in the beginning, it took a while before I got the whole "LF" and all the similar ones to it. Though I have a question here myself, what is a "PUG"? It isn't being used in a positive way, I know that much, but what does it mean?

A van is actually not a bad idea for some ops like Dread Fortress.