Yes, I am in the same situation. I am so tired of these quest taking space on my log. Sadly my work schedule changed so I don't get to play as much as I would like and when I do it is not prime hours for grouping. The only time I finished these was once by pure luck a group was forming and the other after a week of courting and working with guild members to do it. The rewards are not worth the effort but the content deserves to be played.

I have completed both quest chains, once. Nearly everyone I know in my guild is the same. We all would like to do them again but the timing and getting a group together is a pain and there are too many mechanics for casual players to tolerate. I suffer from being a completionist. I want to do all the content in the story. We should have a solo mode or at least group finder with updated rewards. Please devs we know you check forums , let us know you hear us and are willing to consider at it.

It is possible to solo Kaon. It is hard but I have done it before. Sadly Lost island you need a group.

Why have these not been altered yet? Did they forget about these? Do they not care? Honestly with the work that was put into them they should want us to play them. Has anyone heard anything about updates or changes?

As the game has grown a lot of content still in the game has been forgotten. The shroud missions at the end of the macrobinocular quest chain, the Ilum temple for the last seed, Kaon stories and colicoid quest. These missions remain too mechanics heavy and the rewards no longer makes these quest worth the effort to do. I enjoy doing as much content as possible per playthrough, but you cannot find people to join you. It takes an extreme amount of good luck or very nice guild mates to join you. We need these ignored quest to be looked at and made relevant to the game. You put great effort into making these missions are you really okay knowing no one want to do them?

This mission is too mechanics heavy and nobody wants to do this one. The rewards are out of sync with the effort needed. Sadly I am a completionist and want to do this quest with every character I make. My guild mates are nice enough to tell me sorry before they say once was enough.

For PVE players signing up for flashpoints there is a little box that you can check to see if you want to be part of groups that have already started. I think this should be done for PVP matches. I am tired of always being brought into the middles of a match on the losing team and have to see them using chat to say how much they all suck and how they hate each other. The better matches are those that you are part of from the beginning.

Bump. Seriously does anyone have an answer? I tried the help ticket path and all I got was a garbage copy and paste answer about how they only handle class missions.

Pretty much like title says. We have all these great mounts to travel on and we like to show off our collections. Adding a racing mode of sorts could be a really interesting way to make mounts more fun.

Why is anyone complaining about this? It is a good thing. Players are less likely to kick noobs from flashpoints and operations. Not risking massive repair bills allows me to tolerate newer player better and helps me learn different roles when I care to try them out.

I get about halfway through this one in solo mode. I kill the jedi boss and click the console to open next room and... nothing! You can click the console as many times as you want but the conversation with captain yelto never starts. If anyone else is having this issue or found a way to get around it please let me know.

I just encountered this myself if there is a way around I would very much like to know.

I think your right. I found the NPC quest giver on one planet and he had an icon over his head like a heroic quest giver that you have already done. I hope they fix this soon.

Agreed I get several of these dropped per planet. It is annoying I hope there are other schematic available.

I think that these are a level sync issue. most bonus series started at higher levels than the current planetary limits.