I'm still definitely accepting more answers, but I must definitely thank all of those who answered the questions. You have made my study a great deal easier for me and I am most appreciative to you. However, I do not think I worded the trolling question correctly. So, in the game (not the forum) did anyone noticed a difference in the trolling styles of players on both sides? Do Sith trolls...troll differently than Pub trolls?

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Hello, My name is Mantequilla. No...it is not my real name and I do not want to know your's either. However, I am a budding anthropologist doing a study on SWTOR and I would like to gather information in order to write my paper. Please answer the following questions as succinctly and as truthfully as possible. These questions will make you think...so don't hurt yourself. What is the name of the character you use the most? (This will be how you are referred to in the paper to preserve your anonymity. IF you are featured at all.) Why did you choose this game? What inspired you to play SWTOR? How many characters do you have? (List them with their levels and their either light/dark/neutral alignment.) Focusing on your most used characters, why did you choose to make them that specific allignment? (Light/Dark/Neutral) What influenced the choices you made? (Was it for gear? Was it because of what you expect your character to be? Was it for ***** and giggles?) Did you make your choices based on what you believe as a person or what was expected of your character? What instances of trolling, or lack of trolling have you noticed? Did you notice if it differed between the different factions? Please answer the previous questions thoughtfully. Thanks!

1. To all of you Niman haters out there...you are going to love this. "However, it is my unofficial opinion that Revan would generally have used "Form VI - Niman". This form works well for anyone who is intelligent and adaptable, as Revan obviously was. It has no real weaknesses, and even though it is not as aggressive as other forms it enables the user to unleash powerful Force abilities more easily during combat. Revan was skilled in lightsaber combat, but knew true strength came from using all the other Force abilities in conjunction with lightsaber combat. Form VI would allow Revan to spend less time focusing on lightsaber skills, and more time developing other Force powers." ―Drew Karpyshyn (Star Wars: The Old Republic: Revan Author) This was the guy that was the Senior Writer for Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic at BioWare. So, technically this guy gave us Revan. This is supported by the next statement. "...though he was skilled in all of them [lightsaber forms] - he was always more of a generalist than a specialist." ―Drew Karpyshyn (Star Wars: The Old Republic: Revan Author) So basically, he was skilled in all of them. Being a Jack of all Trades, Revan became a practitioner of Niman. While displaying Ataru and Soresu against the Sith Emperor and Juyo as a Dark Lord of the Sith, I believe that other than Niman, Revan frequently used Shien/Djem So and also Jar'Kai. 2. As to what form I would prefer as a Jedi/Sith, I would have to go with Form V: Shien/Djem So. It's the most practical in my opinion and also the form that, as a Jedi, I could pummel the crap out of people and not get *****ed at for leaning towards the Dark Side. As a Sith, it has more defense than Juyo, which means less openings. And it does kick ***.