As each planet is added, I see another become irrelevant. Makeb seems to be a shining star in this instance. As Luna mentioned (as seems typical among players) once you wrap up Reputation you will never set foot within the event again. Is the same not true for outdated planets? How often will a 60 go to Oricon? In the case of an event, it's kept (as per Gree) up-to-date. I wrapped up Gree but still found the EXP to be huge for my level 59, as well I love the event.

Well assuming ( or knowing ) 4.0 isn't released this year, we have Ziost...and presumably a drip-feed of FP's along the way. So if Ziost were Manaan, would you sacrifice Rishi for a third (at the least) major event? This is going on a limb and saying that one event is equal to one planet in terms of effort required. Edit: To note as well, the Gree event was "new" level 60 content. I see no reason why new events wouldn't follow suit.

1. What point would satiate your desire for new end-game content at a given level? 2-Ops, 2-HM FP's, 3 planets? 2. BW's efforts to keep up with this are obviously showing with the new non-cutscene quests. I've no idea if they plan to increase the level cap at the end of the year, but it they do, it feels safe to say that it won't be 8 unique story lines. So where-as you will have a constant environment, I'm not sure the content between a new planet vs. new event differs much aside from it's constant state within the game. Which might be to it's detriment given the attention occasional events provide.

Good afternoon, The Gree event successfully sucked me back into SWTOR (from the depths of Moria) and I'm all too happy it did. There's something about these 'rare' events (i.e. Rakghoul / Gree) that has such a draw over typical gameplay. A major part for me is the population, I KNOW there will be multiple instances and players running in every direction. When I juxtapose that to new planets, I see the initial allure but it quickly fades. Last night Rishi had 21 people on it. (don't get me wrong, I fricken love Yavin/Rishi) So I got to thinking if perhaps the BW team's time would be better spent skipping a planet in lieu of popping out another quality event. I've been trying to think of a new faction or plot event that would stem said recurring event, and haven't found the end-all-be-all. I find the events are fortunate in that they can truly create unique atmosphere's that aren't a 'living' environment. Was just curious if others agreed with me, and more importantly if you guys had any killer ideas.

I'd love it if they made deco's of that nature which were exclusive to Guild-ships. Promotes socialization, as well breathes some life into that relatively dead system.

Question: How is her GSH rating?(err...score, whatever it's called) I've found quite a few people (myself included) who place their GSH high on their SWTOR priority list. All of us have sub-70k ratings due to the fact we appreciate appearance over rating.

Many thanks Ashla! #2 Clarifies quite a bit!!

I guess I'd romanticized this notion in my mind, and when push finally came to shove...I should've expected what we got. It felt so lackluster seeing it was Revan under the mask. I almost wish he'd shown more corruption. When I saw the face of the hero (plus a few burns) followed immediately by the notion of killing him, I was a bit conflicted. In this case, the Knight was there. Scourge was there. Satele was there. I wouldn't rely on the Dark Side accomplices...because well...Scourge.

Oh I'm not trying to be convincing, more providing my pot-holed understanding. I'd love to see his timeline now that we have all the cards on the table. As well, I found it odd his ire shifted from the Emperor to the entirety of the Sith species.

Fanboying: Instead of LS Revan doing the spirit-dance, Meetra takes the hit during the Imp fight. Meetra sacrifices what little is left of her 'life-force' and becomes a void in the force (how Karpyshyn of me =P ) while Revan is left to continue his life's mission of exterminating the threat against the Republic. Leaving the story with: Revan, Scourge, and the foreseen Knight (aka destroyer of the Emperor) the boss is actually the Emperor re-incarnated. The Emperor strikes Revan down, but the Knight saves Theron right before destroying the Emp's spirit. File this under meaningless things on the interwebs.

Revan is in stasis for 300 years Revan is defeated by Imperial strike-squad The LS portion of Revan dies at this point The DS portion of Revan...does stuff to escape (unknown) He realizes his followers (I believe he mentions Dromund Kaas) have more value than he previously thought He begins to accrue a massive following catching Lana/Theron's eye LS Spirit mentions that he was perverted by the Emperor, presumably he's referring to the stasis he was held in. Yet LS Spirit maintained life throughout this and only fell at the hands of the Imp strike-squad. Where was Meetra? She should've been right beside Revan, as far as the novel states. Why I'm trying to sum this up is, I really wanted to side with Revan when it came to the ritual. I feel like I missed something major. Was a direct result of the ritual, the Emperor's consumption of the entire galaxy? Or was it simply going to re-embody the Emperor? Was DS Revan under the direct control of the Emperor? Pardon my ignorance, I always seem to miss these major plot points.

If a decoration preview says it's in the "Pilgrim Pack" and I buy a Pilgrim pack and it was never a possibility...that's some sheisty business practice.

I've yet to see one.

It'll do =D I just want to finish the story >.<!

Can I now complete the SOLO mode bug free?

The relationship between him and his mother was always strained by Satele's stepping aside in the parental role. They're adults now, I think some additional closure is in order. Regardless of that situation, the fact that Revan is both LS/DS I'd think appeals to Theron. Being he's a 'get stuff done' kinda guy, and Revan is an exemplary model of the same.

I'd intended on cropping all that info in one post...alas I ended up playing the game =X Beware spoilers: http://www.swtor.com/community/showthread.php?p=7399353 PS. this was before Shadow of Revan was debuted.

I felt like the expansion progressed similar to the Old Republic novels (or as much, most modern action) with a, "We're done here. Quick! On to the next task before utter annihilation." That being said, Theron had story. He's a Shan. A Direct descendent of Revan and his focus is on the mission? It is very true that that's been his nature with his mother...but even there, how can you leave a moment so dry? I looked to SoR for multiple story resolutions and got an MMO expansion. My err. I can only hope Satele outlives Theron, as I appreciate her character in TOR much more.

Inquiry: How would they know which character you were going to run first? (sorry if that comes off as sassy, I hope they up the max...)

If you have bloom toggled on: http://tor-fashion.com/silver-blue-color-crystal/ Is my favorite cyan crystal. Edit: At the bottom of that page are the rest of the blue crystals, their level information is below the images on their respective pages.

I was going to post this in the Bug Reports, but I wasn't sure if it was just me. Anyone else having to click NPC's uber-repeatedly in order to get their quest windows to pop up? I had thought it was happening with Arch. nodes, but that was just that my companion was far-off and it took him time to get in range to activate.

Touche' sir, touche' Much enjoyed these cutscenes, looking forward to the Agent's being resolved (my only other 55)

The 24 packs offered a discounted rate per individual pack.

This is very true and there were multiple occurrences in dialogue where I thought, "That's not true" but attributed it to my character not being in the know. The Jedi Knight is equipped with companions (T7-01 recorded the sacking of the Jedi Temple on Coruscant) that are probably the most knowledgeable in the galaxy. I really, really wish the Jedi Knight received more attention (aren't I quite the snowflake) in regards to conversations. TL:DR Player characters need to check up on Wookiepedia.

I've wrapped up Rishii but have yet to touch Yavin, so please bear that in mind for responses. Please. I was a little shocked I had no option to kill The Torch. She sacked Coruscant. Without her the Empire would've had no grounds during the peace negotiations. Yet, Light or Dark...I let her walk. Personally, I'd of asked the Rishii to feed her to their young. TL:DR, Why couldn't I take the information off of her dead body?