Wow, that was awesome, lol. Haven't laughed that hard in a long long time.

This one was absolutely awesome. Just finished my SW story last night.

I just got done with SW Lightside and it was pretty darn good. Have a BH to level 33 and I very much enjoyed Act 1. Played a JK to 44 in Beta and still think it was the most Star Warsy feeling story, probably my favorite.

I could have sworn something like this was in Beta (I think they removed it right as I got in) but I thought at some point you had "kits" that basically changed the roles of the companions. I would very much enjoy being able to spec the particular companion that I'm fondest of into whatever role I need at the moment and use them. For instance, I am a Sith Warrior (Immortal). Jaesa is the character I like the most and I want to focus on her. I do all right with her, but moving to Quinn is like Night and Day. With Jaesa, I may be able to take 2 Strong Mobs blowing a CD and that's if she doesn't switch to the other mob mid fight (for some reason) and I end up dying when they're both half dead or she pulls aggro on the other and dies in a few seconds. With Quinn, however, 2 Strong Mobs is an absolute joke. Heck, blowing your CDs you can take 2x Strong Mobs and an elite towards the end and have no worries. I started using Jaesa right after I got her and used her up until Hoth or so and started to notice I was having to heal up every pull. Around Voss, I took Quinn and upgraded his armor and was basically an unstoppable killing machine. Anyhow, I imagine everyone has a companion they're fond of and being able to just respec them seems like it would be a neat idea. I'd much rather have Jaesa healing me.

From Beta I also remember Black Bisector (not sure if they still have that republic side, rolled empire on release) and Paladin of House Organa. I'm not sure why they removed these? I remember having a lot more titles in Beta, maybe they were thinning them down for some reason? Who knows.

Man, have you ever tried to find parts for an RX-7?

This has been a very strange issue for me. Mainly because it doesn't happen all the time. I know exactly what the OP and everyone are talking about and have experienced it many times (yes it's extremely annoying). There are some play sessions though, where this is a non issue and everything is as smooth as can be. In beta, for instance, I never really noticed this issue. I really can't put my finger on when and why this happens. I am a button smasher by nature (I was one of those combat Rogues early in WoW - SS SS SS SS) so maybe that's why I don't notice it as much. There are times, though, where I do Ravage (or Master Strike for Jedi) and I go through the animation but it doesn't trigger the CD of the ability and I'm just sort of doing nothing. Other times where things just don't seem to trigger. I would almost swear that it's server lag but so many here have said that isn't the issue. In any other game I've played, I could immediately attribute it to the servers just not responding quickly enough. Anyhow, it is a serious issue as it's just one of those things you immediately notice and it's extremely annoying. I hope Bioware can get it fixed up rather quickly because when the game is flowing the way it should, it plays amazing for me and the I love the combat animations.

I'm not really against the idea of a LFG tool as much as I am it being cross-server. I played WoW from early 2005 to up until TOR came out here a few weeks ago. It was a good time, where people would wipe and get back up and try again. I believe the LFD tool most certainly caused a downward spiral in a community that wasn't the best to begin with. As many before me have said, I remember knowing near everyone in my group. I knew if they were a good player, a bad player, a douche bag and even a ninja. You could also argue that even the paid name changes took their own toll on the community as those bad or mean players could just change their names. The last few months I spent in WoW's LFG system were pure horror (especially before the buff to threat) as a tank. DPS going absolutely insane at every pull, doing whatever they wanted. You could argue this was just a bad DPS and not representative of the LFG system as a whole, but I disagree. Most of them would never act out and do the arrogant things they do if they knew they'd have to face their peers again. I would completely support a LFG tool that either has no cross-server functionality or an option for a cross-server queue. I would go so far to say that the game definitely would benefit from a LFG tool that formed groups within the server boundaries. Having the option, I personally would probably stay out of the cross-server queues, but those who enjoy the quick, fast paced, lets just get it done play style would be happy. We all have our play styles and I don't think any one play style is the right way, so maybe if we could find something that would benefit us all, Bioware could improve on this concept and develop a LFG tool that works for SWTOR's community.

I play a Light Side Sith Warrior and I've noticed my conversations with Jedi are really becoming interesting. it goes something like: Jedi: Surrender and I will not harm you. Me: No, you surrender and I will not harm you. Jedi: *confused* I don't wish to kill you but I will if I must. Me: We really don't have to fight, peace is an option. Jedi: *really confused* Whatever, lets just get this over with.

Hi guys, let me first start off by saying that I'm loving the game. I've so far leveled a BH Merc to 43, an Assassin to 20 and currently working on my SW who is 20. The game has it's bugs (some extremely annoying) but over all I am definitely going to be a long time subscriber. I must say that I had my heart dead set on Republic (I'm a nice guy all around so I'm always light side). My friends from WoW rolled all Empire (go figure) so I'm basically stuck playing a Sith Warrior that should be wearing a care bear t-shirt. I believe the only times I've chosen Dark Side are when that Republic Spy on Balmorra was cheating with all the wives and that damn Noble on Alderaan (man I loved beating his face in). Anyhow, that brings me to something funny I've noticed. Being a light sided Sith Warrior and having a conversation with a Jedi can be very interesting. it usually goes something like this: Jedi: Surrender now an I will not harm you. Me: No, you surrender now and I will not harm you. Jedi: I will not kill you, but you must surrender. Me: No, I am definitely not going to kill you, but you have to surrender. Jedi: ***? Umm, ok I guess we're going to have to fight, but I won't kill you. Me: If we have to, then so be it, but I will not kill you either. Jedi and I begin to fight. Fight is over, no one is killed. We go off to get some lunch at Whataburger. I've had this conversation a few times with the Jedi I've dealt with. It just struck me as strange that we're both trying to choose peace and just felt awkward and was kind of funny. Has anyone else noticed this while playing Evil on the Republic side or possibly with other classes as Light Side Empire?