Wait for 7 years? Legally dead at 7 years? For whose standard? The current peaceful society or a universe where you can die at any moment, even more true for a Sith soldier, you wouldn't have the luxury of waiting for 7 years. Everyone is different. You can't judge people based on how you do things. I'm not just talking about video games, but it happens in real life where people want a perfect relationship in their mind and become disillusion when things don't play out as in their head.

Not everyone is the same, and to be fair, in real life, it's way easier for a woman to get laid than for a man. From her letter, she thought you were DEAD. Instead of other people, would YOU personally stay celibate for 5 years if your spouse were dead? Not even missing, dead. She thought you were dead. How is that even cheating if your spouse is dead for five years for her to move on?

Kate Middleton is a nobody, and she married a princess, and you see it's a stretch that Jaesa marry a noble? It actually happened often in history, Wu Zetian was just a concubine who got together with the emperor before becoming an empress herself. You considered it cheating? Are you telling me that you would stay celibate for 3 years for someone you thought was dead or missing? She specifically mentioned "Why write words to a dead man?". I see the issue of Jaesa sleeping with someone during the game than in the expansion.

What a ****.

I could see the Sith Inquisitor as a female, although mine is a male. Sith Inquisitor is canonically a light side, the choice on the light side is more empathetic and I guess they would also be sympathetic toward slaves due to their history. Darth Zash would likely want to choose a strong female to inhabit the body, it's less headache.

You want the dark side? YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE DARK SIDE.

You can only continue old romance if you previously romanced them. You can still romance Theron, Lana, or Koth, there is a lock in moment in chapter 9 where you can enter into a relationship with one of them.

My Sith Inquisitor is Darth Nox.

Once you finished the game, you could replay the chapter, killed Arcann and get Theron ending though since replaying doesn't affect the actual outcome of the first time.

Although most of them would either die or disappear anyway by the time the expansion hit, so there could only be one canon outlander. It shouldn't bother people too much because only 1 out of 8 classes is the canon outlander, which I'm highly suspect to be Jedi Knight or Sith Warrior. Since the game is a kind of sequel to Knights of the Old Republic and the light leaning storyline, I'm guessing it's likely to be Jedi knight.

What I personally have problem with is how light side leaning the entire game is. The agent can turn light, and I probably think that it's the canon choice. The Inquisitor is light. I don't know if any of the light side character turn dark canonically. Most of the characters are light side leaning, so it's not really light vs dark when they have a biased toward the light side.

The game seems to have a canonical storyline, similar to Revan being a male and certain canon decisions in it. It would actually explain why Inquisitor doesn't have any ghost in the DLC, the light side Inquisitor released his ghosts.

It does make sense if you go through his story. Ashara, who has a very black and white view of right and wrong, will more likely to join and side with you if your main reasoning is you want to change the Empire from within, not because of your lust for power. Sith Inquisitor would more more merciful when being betrayed by Lord Zash, Talos would pledge his loyalty toward a charismatic Inquisitor rather than a blood thirsty one. Your ancestor would be more incline to help you if you look for him for guidance as opposed to you keep on insulting him every turn you get, and you lost all the ghosts since you didn't bound them to you but release them, so the Sith Inquisitor doesn't have any ghosts by the time the DLC hits because he released all his ghosts.

If you skip the 1-60 level, the game will automatically call you Darth Imperius, meaning that his decisions are more light-sided.

He was killed though, so it's not like he has anyone close to him at the Republic anymore, especially with the crap he saw from the Republic.