Since I have no characters at level 50. That's probably why I want to get one up there. I just want to experience little things for the first time. Like having really awesome high level gear and doing all the end game operations and stuff. It all looks amazing!

That's is very true. This game is very much about enjoying yourself above all else. I think the main reason is that I've always played characters to relatively high levels but never to the level cap. This is probably why I really want to get my Guardian to 50

I am currently playing a Jedi Knight guardian/tank and am really enjoying it. I just don't want to lose interest and go ahead in making another character. AGAIN. So I am just going to stick to this character now. I just wondered if people do certain things in sticking to characters. Thanks for the replies Also I think that playing characters too much can kind of "Wear them out". So having breaks for maybe even a whole day, or if that is too unbearable then a good few hours at least might help me in playing my guardian through to 50 and experience all the end game content

Hi. I was wondering if anybody could help me out with sticking to playing one character all the way through until level 50. Because I am really fed up with playing a character to about level 20 something and then thinking, "Man, an evil sith warrior would be so fun to play! Lets make one!". Any help would be very appreciated. Thank you.

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Okay, thanks for the help!

Thank you, I have a general Idea now. I probably will (at later levels) With my Jedi Sage get some Alacrity. I guess the quicker I can heal the better, especially if they're healing decent amounts of HP. Thanks guys.

Hello, I'm fairly new to SWTOR, and I'm trying my hand at becoming a healer as I've always been DPS and want to do something different. But I've seen some threads in Forums saying that Alacrity could be very helpful to a Healer, end game or in the higher levels or something. So I just wondered, what does Alacrity actually do?