Have you tried going to that little side room in Alliance HQ on Odessen and looking at the lost companions you can recall?

Hanlon's Razor - "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by ignorance". The problem is simply that these design decisions are made by people who do NOT understand how the game works. We have seen that over and over, have we not?

The game engine knows what's up. If you try to sell that stuff, it tells you, "You cannot sell items of no value". You have to drag it out and drop it on the ground to get rid of it. Anyhow, I trashed it all. Back in Seasons 1 & 2, they gave us rewards that were actually useful.

So-called "rewards" for GS5 included a bunch of Imperial Lieutenant gear which has no stats, and no mod slots except for Dye and tuning on the weapons. It's utterly useless. This isn't a reward, it's an insult. I would throw it back in their faces if I could.

MJ sometimes wore the one glove on the right, and sometimes on the left; there was no real consistency.

OK, have fun. Don't mind me, I'm an idiot.

https://vulkk.com/2022/04/15/swtor-7-0-telekinetics-sage-pve-guide-and-best-builds/ In terms of single-target sustained damage output, Telekinetics is the strongest ranged burst spec by far, but it can’t compete with most melee DPS disciplines. However, it remains absolutely fantastic when it comes to burst checks thanks to its legendary implants. Telekinetics also has the potential to offer significantly more AoE damage than just about any other burst spec in the game, though they now have to sacrifice some single-target DPS in exchange for rotational AoE. That said, all DoT specs are leagues better when it comes to AoE. While most combat styles had their survivability nerfed in some way with the release of 7.0, Telekinetics was arguably one of the hardest hit in PvE and is in a much worse place compared to 6.0. The biggest nerf to Telekinetics in PvE comes from the fact that Sages in general no longer have access to AoE RDT, which is now only given to mDPS. Now, if that’s all it was, Telekinetics would be in a rough spot, but their other mitigation could potentially compensate, but that wasn’t the only nerf BioWare felt was necessary. Telekinetic Defense can’t be taken nearly as often, so uptime on the 5% DR from the Force-Imbalanced debuff is greatly diminished plus you lose out on the damage absorbed from the bubble itself. Valorous Spirit (15% DR on Force Mend), Resistance (3% DR), Pain Bearer (+5% healing received), and Valiance (+30% Healing to Force Mend) are also largely inaccessible in PvE content or gone completely. Thankfully, even with the diminished survivability, Telekinetics Sage should still be fine for pretty much all PvE content outside of specific NiM bosses, so really there isn’t a whole lot of content where having a Telekinetics Sage would be downright harmful to your group, but you will need to make frequent adjustments to your ability tree choices to ensure you are able to fully utilize your potential. Section in italics is a direct quote from the intro of above-linked article. I play Seer Sage myself, no clue about TK. Vulkk is, meh, the best of what we have left, now Dulfy is gone.

2am WHERE? You do understand that SWTOR is played around the world, right? It's 7am in San Diego, NOON here in Buenos Aires, but 1am tomorrow morning in Brisbane.

I gave up on figuring it out. It makes no sense to me, so I just don't sell or buy things anymore.

NO NO NO! No transfers, now or ever!

Hear hear!

Yes, thanks! You can actually get the level 80 tokens, but only as part of a package, and as I understand it, you start with 0 crewskills if you use one of those. I was looking for a skilled Synthweaver, so I bought I bought a 70 token and made a new Assassin. With the 70 tokens, if you make a force user they start with level 600 Synth, Arch, and UnderW Trade. If you make a non force user, they start with level 600 Armormech, Scav, and uhh, whatever the other one is for making armor...

Thank you, much appreciated.

OK, I found it. It's called the "Commander's Character Token" in Cartel Market

TTSIA How do you buy a doodad to boost a new character to level 70, like the one freebie that you get? User Darev said in another thread that he has bought two of them on the new Shae Vizla server, but I cannot for the life of me figure out how.

How do you buy those? I looked in the Cartel Market and didn't see any. I'd particularly like to buy a 70 boost

I just noticed that myself, and it's something that happened in the last week. I bought a single cartel pack on Shae Vizla just 6 or 7 days ago, and now they're gone.

So, like everyone else, I'm enjoying it very much, but it requires remembering things we haven't needed to know for years. My first question regards the Legacy Storage terminal. Cartel Market has the personal storage and guild storage terminals, (albeit under wildly inconsistent names), but to get the **** Legacy Storage, you have to lay out 1000 CC for the Utility Bundle. However, if you mouseover the inventory item (I'm looking at one on the Exchange), it lists that Utility Bundle as one source, but also a vendor. Specifically, it says Source: Cartel Market: Utility Bundle Source: Vendor: Utility (Universal Prefabs) ****** EDIT: OK, apparently I'm an idiot. You get one for free from the SH mission given by the holostatue, either on Capital world or on the Fleet. But that still doesn't answer about that mystery vendor.

Yeah, OK, sure great idea, but hot young Zash PLEASE, not gross ancient Zash That reminded me too much of Melisandra (in GOT) taking off her magic ruby and revealing what she really looked like.

I would be delighted to play on new Shae Vizla server if my latency from here in Buenos Aires wasn't 400ms+ On the NA servers I get 150-175 with occasional spikes to 300+

NM

I feel your pain. PVP in SWTOR is not for me I find GSF is far easier and less painful, especially if its a satellite map. There is a steep learning curve, but once you get past that, it's much easier and quicker than ground PVP

Ah, OK, just that. Heck, I've been doing that since I first started playing back in early 2013. Why would anyone not use the hotbars? In a big fight with pixelvomit all over the screen, half the time I can't even find my cursor...

Apologies for silly question, but what do you mean by keybinds? Just having it on the hotbar so you can punch a key rather than fumbling with the mouse, or is there something more than that, like a script or whatnot?

Thank you for stating so well the concerns that I share but struggle to articulate.