Removed.

I've been wondering about this as well. Does anyone know if it's intentional or a bug? There's no rule that says the naming system is required to be consistent, but it gets to be confusing. It's odd that Dark Radiance at the Arkanian tier does internal tech damage, but does internal force damage at every other tier. And Dread Guard Dark Radiance does tech damage if you have one from before 2.0, but any bought after 2.0 do force damage.

For fights that involve a tank swap but only have one main boss, such as the Heavy Fabricator or the Terror from Beyond, am I supposed to turn off my Dark Charge when I am not the active tank? If I leave it turned on I'm at risk of pulling threat away from the active tank, but if I turn it off then it takes my entire force pool to turn it back on and I might not have enough force to activate it promptly when it's my turn to tank again.

I'm on Imperial side so I can't really help you, but I sympathize with the problem. I spent 4 hours a night for 8 days in a row waiting in group finder to do this flashpoint. After the first few days I decided to try soloing it up to HK, but I couldn't make it past Prototype A-14 and B-16 alone. I found that looking for a group in general chat on the fleet was a lot quicker. After waiting in groupfinder for 8 days I went and asked on the fleet and had a group together within 15 minutes.

You could try the Cademimu Marksman Eliminator: http://www.torhead.com/item/fRJ9Dwb/cademimu-marksman-eliminator It appears to be the same model with a darker colour scheme.

I don't have one of these, but based on the pictures I really like the look of "The Prowler" sniper rifle. http://www.torhead.com/item/eWMglE5/the-prowler And I wanted to ask, does anyone know if this is still obtainable? The loot lists I've consulted say it drops from the Rakghoul Behemoth on hard mode Kaon, but I've been there many times and haven't seen it. I was wondering if it may have been removed when the loot tables were adjusted.

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I'm a DPS player who is relatively new the game and this thread has been helpful and informative for me. Thanks to the people who took time to explain it. I do have two questions about what has been said here. 1. If an enemy switches to targeting me instead of the tank, is that my first clue that I was doing too much damage? Or are there earlier hints? Is there a way for a skilled DPS player to make sure they don't pull threat while still dealing an optimal amount of damage? 2. I understand from reading this thread that if I pull threat as a DPS player I should stop attacking. What should I do while I'm waiting? Attack something else, or stop attacking entirely?