[Easiest to Hardest Story Mode Operations]

Toborro one of the hardest? One of the most widely pugged boss back in the day, including HM.

 

Monolith is one of the hardest for sure though

 

I don't know about it being the hardest but I always felt it was one of the lazier ops.

 

I mean it's just a bigger version of a storyline boss, a storyline boss that is just a re-skin of a semi-common makeb enemy.

 

I tell ya as somebody who loves Hutts ROTHC was just full of disappointment and Toborro's courtyard was a prime example.

[Iokath... Republic vs Empire]

Always remember, the sith are all about telling lies to your face with a smile and a nice offer that often seems too good to be true.

[The weird people you meet in Group Finder.]

Went to do Toborro's Courtyard with a bunch of randoms and one guy just ups and goes PVPing while after one wipe, still in the ops group, while we are discussing our strategy, saying he'd be back in 5 minutes.

 

Of course he doesn't come back in 5 minutes, the other people in the group have some other responsibilities and then the whole group falls apart because we were stuck waiting for some ******e who didn't feel like staying around.

 

And if your wondering why we didn't replace him, I tried to but someone thought it would be fun to attack the isotopes, making us stuck in combat mode and the damn things take a bit to respond.

[Weak Protagonist? (Kinda All Over The Place)]

The more overpowered force users get the less I care.

[Use Extra Companion instead of Droid for Flashpoints]

I felt the same way pretty much the moment I saw the combat droid.

 

It wouldn't be that difficult to have them controllable either, just have their face appear where other group members do during team ups along with instructions.

[Predictions for what will happen in the Next Expansion]

Toborro will return, having survived Makeb and is now super cyborg toborro. Using his new found cyborgness he'll fuse with Iokath and become Toborro the Huttkath and begin a campaign of terror to bring the galaxy to his metaphorical knees.

 

 

Oh and then it will be revealed he was actually Vitiate all along.

 

[Is 5.2 Rock Bottom for SWTOR's Storytelling?]

My favorite part of that first conversation with her is that you can flat out ask her why the Dread Masters only stole the Seeds from the Arcanum and left the rest of its treasures untouched and she totally blows off the question. Sure enough, what happens as soon as the first four Seeds are recovered? The Dread Guard besieges the station and robs it again. Top notch, Acina.

 

Remember, she didn't become Empress because she was competent.