I'm glad to see that you've been reading the Dev Tracker when they already addressed that issue.

Wow, this validates this post and makes it 100% constructive.

yeah, it's also kind of annoying to see a guy named MWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMW running around the server, but heck, he paid too I guess.

Rule of thumb: If it says (stage 1), chances are you can turn in the quest before finishing the rest without losing the bonus quest. If not, and you turn it in, you'll lose the bonus.

You'd be surprised. lol, when rebuilding my old 2005 PC, I wanted to put a Phenom 3.4 processor in it, but even though it supported PCI-e, it's chipset was the AM2, not the AM3 which the Phenom required. And this is why I'm saying you really need to do the research on what is inside your PC. Even if it was rebuild a year or two later, there are still huge leaps in technology. Computers are a never ending change. However, it's your money, spending it how you wish. This is just my obnoxious need to throw my 2 cents in everywhere. lol (I'll add that I'm a Tech/iPhone developer/programmer on the side for various other projects not related to SWTOR, just to add some credibility to what I'm saying.)

Hang on, hang on.. you need to take a step back. Computer building 101: You CANNOT just go slapping pieces together and assume they'll all work! You need to start by looking at your current hardware and seeing if they're compatible with new hardware. Between 2002 and 2012 there were fairly large jumps in technology. Trying to slap an AMD Phenom 3.3 chip into a motherboard that doesn't support the AM3 socket is just going to waste your money, if not damage the chip. That's $230 dollars you just wasted. Same theory is applied to any other card you plan on adding to your computer: It's not a lego set you can just keep replacing pieces with. If you want add a new graphics card, you first have to see if your power supply has correct power to run the higher end graphics card. Also, you need to see if your motherboard supports PCI-e/PCI, or if it runs AGP (or ISA for ANCIENT computers). All the parts on a computer are interconnected with each other. Anything you do on one will affect the rest of the machine, even down to how you install RAM. Let me put it this way: When I started to upgrade my old machine, I did the research, looked up the parts I wanted, and realized that building a new machine is what I needed. Want to upgrade the CPU? Required a new motherboard. New Motherboard/64bit processor (for 64bit OS) meant more RAM. The type of RAM was dependent on the Motherboard. you can see where I'm going with this...

your problem rests in your RAM. The system requirements for a 64-bit OS is 4 Gigs minimum. Having 3 gigs means your home computer doesn't have enough resources, and your OS is hogging it all.

oh wow... total fail on my half. LOL Completely misread that... my apologies OP! I should be in bed at 2am.. not being a forum troll. lol

a little cocky thinking we should all know you?

Can you explain what you mean as "fragile"? I don't understand it... do you mean very fast, but fizzles out? (insert sex joke here..) lol this actually is serious, not a troll post

Shadows/Assassins can do similar and restealth... not saying 2 hit, but it's unfair to lump them as unfair becasue they can restealth when another class can as well.

I'm 45 and my guy still tanks well, using abilities and timing well. I guess... l2useYerPet?

I humbly take my seat back on the laptop comment. lol But like I said I do see an increase in lag. Especially at a level of when abilities fire and go into cooldown vs. when the move actually hits. This is evident with interrupts and heals. I do ask what you're doing with 4 gigs of memory that you're only using 66% of it. My friend has 4 gigs of ram in his computer, and we captured his ram at 93% used. What's your CPU usage at?

Why doesn't the other faction kill them? It's a pvp planet...

Dude. Out. Effing. Standing. lol I litterally lmao'd at this. Great work! /sign