I can understand the frustration of the people getting the title. It's a shame that they aren't getting more than that. But I do think it's fair that players that only just bought the EP get some sort of refund/goodwill gesture. I'm actually one of those getting those coins, and I bought it less than a month ago. If Bioware had offered it for free roughly 4 weeks after I bought it and not given me any kind of equivalent refund I would be fuming. Perhaps they should have given some sort of premium item to those that bought it earlier, rather than a title. Or perhaps as well as.

This is what I did. I've not played a lot of MMOs. Heck the only other game I've really sunk any major time and money into is The Sims. I started playing about a month ago - subbed within a couple of days, and have now bought the expansion in anticipation of getting one of my characters to the end of their class story. I've also made a purchase of Cartel Coins. But I would have probably never even tried the game if I didn't get an ad through Aeria Games website, offering it as F2P. There's nothing wrong at all with F2P, and playing like that certainly doesn't make someone a thief.

Wow this is suspenseful. Love it.

I know I'm bumping an old thread but had to say that I found this very useful. I got blind invited by someone 12 times on Saturday. Now I know I can auto-decline them, that's great. I like to listen to a lot of the conversations. I also like to take some time out to craft, and sort through my inventory/equipment so I tend to play slowly. I also have a very bad sense of direction, and get turned around a lot, so don't want to hold anyone up.

I always google stuff too. The fun thing is when I google a question, and it points me to a thread on here, and then I have to google all the terms that people use on here too. This is pretty much my first foray into this type of game, so I've been googling everything. I always try and find an answer myself before asking anyone. I think all games are essentially the same - most players are nice, friendly and considerate human beings, and you get the odd jerk too.

Until I got to an option where I just really didn't want to pick the dark side choice, my agent was all dark. I got her to about 4750 dark by level 32, but now she has 100 light side too. My perfect score ruined.