Already logged my ticket for this, but I wanted this to get more attention because this has seemingly been an issue for years with no recorded solution. Just took my Agent through Chapter 9 of KotFE, and I noticed SCORPIO wasn't summonable like she had been for every other character I put through the expansion. The Contacts list marks her as "unavailable" despite her clearly being part of the story by this point. I attempted to use the companion terminal as a solution to the issue, but SCORPIO is not an option on the terminal, only allowing my to select Temple, Vector, and Kaliyo (Lokin is an active Alliance alert so his absence isn't a problem). I already put in a ticket, # 38096637. As for collaborating details, Chapter 7 (the point where you recruit her) has been also been bugged for a while. Upon finishing the last cutscene in the elevator, the chapter doesn't properly roll over into Chapter 8, instead loading you back into SCORPIO's room and forcing you to attempt starting Chapter 8 manually TWICE before it lets you. I suspect this is the source of my issues, but it hasn't been a problem on anyone except the one toon who actually wants to sue her for a while. I'm making this post to hopefully draw more attention (meaning, actual people instead of automated responses) to the issue. Character Name: Sierra Visteus

I recently returned to the game after leaving it exactly a year ago, and so I can be better prepped for 5.10 next month, i’ve been streaming a “re-playthrough” of my main’s class story (the SW), every Friday and Sunday. My newest stream footage is going live on YouTube this afternoon, so you can catch up on our progress so you can watch live this Friday! Stop by and say hi! Twitch: https://twitch.tv/hyliandeku YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSqjEMfWH8kVMUGukdCUhiw (I’m typing this on mobile so that YouTube link looks like garbage. I’ll update it later today)

For the prompt Thank You, I have the too-long-delayed return of my Jedi Guardian Valerie. This one takes place about two weeks after Yavin IV. Spoils companions for the JK, and mentions a location from the Inquisitor story as well as a plot element from the Consular story. With 1898 words, here's Pent-Up Stress: Author's Notes:

*awkwardly walks onto the stage* It's been way too long since I've been on here, honestly. While I would ramble on about my excuses, we're not here for that. I'd like to make ammends by posting a story about my Operative, Sierra. This takes place during the Macrobinoculars questline, contains Agent companion spoilers, and contains 1947 words. Using the prompt Communications Breakdown, here's Ice and Snow: Author's Notes:

As we know, Chapter 2 for the Inquisitor started with us binding two ghosts (Ergast and Andru), and when we confront Thanaton after the fact, he smokes the Inq, but he manages to survive only because of the two ghosts. As Khem explains: With this in mind, it seems the only way to kill the Inquisitor (assuming he/she kept the ghosts at their Chapter 3 ending) would be to remove these ghosts, but how exactly would one go about doing that? Is it even possible, given the weird bond that Force-walking creates?

For Advice, I have my Imperial family of Sierra and Giselle once again. Set a year or so before my chocolate story, which makes this one first chronologically so far. With only 971 words, this is Sisterhood. Author's Notes:

I am extremely behind, and I feel horrible for it. Oh well, I'm making up for it now. Comments will come later, I promise (I'm usually so good at keeping up...), but whoever commented on my earlier story, I must admit that Giselle is actually not a Pureblood, but rather human. Her family is DESCENDED from Sith, like most Imperials, and Visteus does have strong ties to their Sith heritage to this day, but the currently family is human. Looking back, it's easy to make the mistake. I wasn't clear enough. For Mixing it Up, I have a combination of Turning Point and Worst Day Ever. This one has major spoilers for the Agent's Chapter 1 finale, so read at your own risk! Featuring my Operative Sierra, this one will influence and solidify her position as an Agent for the Empire. A whopping 5210 words, this is An Epoch of Terror: Author's Notes:

Comments: Ok, so I'm finally ready to post something (I blame RL. I figure it's a good enough excuse ). For the prompt Milestones, I've got my SW Giselle once again, how fitting. I'm actually really proud of this one. I'm kind of amazed, to be honest. With 1832 words, this contains spoilers for the Voss storyline for the Warrior questline. Here's The Darkest Heart: Author's Notes:

@JamagsAwesome: There's something about the way you write that fascinates me. It looks simplistic on the surface, but is actually very solid. Nothing really gets in the way of what you're trying to describe, and I love all of it. As for the new prompts, holy cow, that's a lot! This is gonna take me a bit.

I had this problem a while back. Thank God I managed to fix it. For me, it was computer related, performance reasons. The data, at some point, becomes too much to handle, for reasons computer-specific.

Holy cow, that was incredible. Very deep and thoughtful. Great descriptions of her first, and totally random and lucky, kills. I loved every second of it! A friendly note on formatting, for the future: try adding an extra paragraph mark in between each paragraph, to set them apart, since tabbing each line doesn't really translate from Word to the forums. Looking forward to more!! :D

My entry for Irresistible Urges is here! This one is pretty light-hearted this time. No deaths, no self-deprivation whatsoever! Yay! With 665 words, featuring Giselle and Sierra once more, no spoilers, this is Sensations: Author's Notes:

Here's mine for Lost and Found, featuring both Giselle and Sierra again. Both Warrior and Agent spoilers once again. This one is much longer, and I PROMISE THIS ONE ENDS ON A POSITIVE NOTE THIS TIME. Sort of. With 2357 words, this is The Last Ones: Author's Notes:

I gotta be honest. What do you really want to hear? Do you truly want a discussion? Of course not. This is a good-bye thread. You're only posting your opinions, which I almost consider real cliches at this point. Insulting other players for having a different opinion is unnecessary. I disagree with this post because of its overblown nature. As a writer, I puke at such overblown, overly-flowery language that sounds pretty but has no substance. You're free to drop if you really feel this way. I, however, along with many others, will continue on without you. And we'll be happy for it. If this post was not meant to host any kind of reasonable discussion, then it should NEVER HAVE BEEN POSTED. Forums are for communication. If that's not your desire, then go home. We all have better things to do, I bet.

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@JamagsAwesome: I think I was laughing every other line. Fantastic. Can't wait to read more of this! Thank you! Hopefully, I can keep showing more of these characters, cause they tend to be my three favorites of my large bundle of people. Anyway, for You Can't Always Get what You Want, Sierra the Operative is making a return with a snippet of her origin story! I'm going to flag this as extreme depression, just to be safe. Nothing suicidal, but the next level down, so to speak. With 452 words, this one is relatively short. No spoilers, here's Failure: Author's Notes:

This one is for the NotLP, Words, Words, Words. Starring my SW Giselle once more, takes place in between Nar Shaddaa and Tatooine in the story (though it's mentioned very vaguely). With 960 words, this is my entry, Noisy Droids. Author's Notes:

Actually, that's the best part. I'm actually not referring to the JK Act 2 at all. This is something different entirely.

This is probably going to sound condescending, but considering how much players want their companions to talk MORE, I find it amusing how we then go around telling Bioware to shut one of them up.

For the Ships that Pass in the Night, I'd like you all to meet Sierra, my Operative. I also have Lord Tauschen, my Assassin, but she doesn't really do much this time around. You'll probably see her later. With 1,522 words, spoilers for SW, Agent, and Ilum questline, this is my entry, called Shadows that Kill: Author's Notes:

Now I'm posting for the real prompt for this week: Over your Head, here is my submission, featuring my Jedi Guardian, Valerie. No spoilers this time. 645 words. Darkness: Author's Notes:

Thank you! I might try posting another one today or tomorrow, just to get myself in the thick of things before I get the chance to chicken out. And yes, that index has been extremely helpful so far.

Putting the SW on the Dark Council would be the worst thing ever, because it would completely overshadow the Inquisitor's role. The honor guard is an interesting idea, but I guess we'll just have to find out whenever we actually destroy him.

My opinion was always that Quinn, at first, genuinely wanted to be on the SW's ship, and took the chance as soon as he got it. Baras, knowing Quinn would immediately choose him/her, released his debt and gave him a post of his choosing, knowing that Quinn would choose to follow the SW regardless. In other words, I doubt Quinn knew from the start, but you can bet Baras sure did.

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