Make sure its tank "stance" is on too. I've noticed occassionally Khem's will be shut off and I don't notice it until I'm pulling aggro.

So you’ve gotten to 400 in craft X and you see all these wonderful purple recipes. You think to yourself, “Gee, these sure are nice. I bet I could make some of these for my friends and they would love me!” Or perhaps, “These are pimp! Time to crank these out for the market!” But then you see the “Bind on Pickup” tag and think, “Well this is useless. Why would I make this for myself?” Or maybe it’s more like, “Oh crud, everyone is going to take craft X just so that they can make this. This sucks!” Oh and not only is the item you want to make BoP, but so is the component. So does this seem contradictory? Counterintuitive? Does it make you want to find a few Jawas and give them the business end of your lightsaber/blaster? I COULDN’T AGREE MORE! So why do this? Is there a better way? I would contend that there is. There is a mechanism that was implemented in EQ2 not too long ago called the commission window. What it does is it acts as an intermediary between a crafter and another player so that BoP items and components can be used in a combine to produce a BoP item. The other player simply supplies the window with the necessary BoP items and whatever else may be needed. Once both parties accept the “trade” the crafter does his business. Once the combine is complete, the BoP item shows up in the other person’s inventory. The crafter has gotten some coin from the other player and the other player now has what they wanted. Everyone walks away happy. I would like to think that a similar mechanism is not only feasible here but also intended. I mean.. why else would a crafter want to make BoP’s if they are the only ones that can use them? Yet so many of them are only really useful to other people? So how would something like this work here? I would imagine it would work very similar to the trade window. Player A (non-crafter) puts his BoP items + payment in the window. Then player B (crafter) selects the schematic and which companion will do the work. Both accept the transaction and then the companion goes off to do the work. Then, once complete the item either appears in Player A’s inventory or is mailed to them and Player B gets his payment. If something goes wrong, then Player B gets his/her BoP back along with his credits. I admit, though, it is a complicated system and runs the risk of introducing new bugs. But I felt it was beneficial enough of an idea to submit it as general feedback to Bioware. What do you all think? Is this a good idea or just too way out there?

I think the whole point behind the alloys is you have to do the content to get them. If they are tradable then why would I want to do hardmodes when I could just wait for it to show up on the market? I think commission crafting works better (at least it did in EQ2).

http://www.torhead.com/item/hstNlEu#comments Look for Medicinal Fungus nodes on Alderaan and Taris.

Unless you've gotten lucky with RE and gotten some nice schematics. I'm pretty certain those go poof if you respec to something else.

I see two possible solutions here: 1. Completely remove the biochem reusables. Personally, this wouldn't be something that I would want because I do use mine quite extensively. But this would make the non-reusables more marketable. As of right now, I have no motivation to make any of these for the market. 2. Put in a comission craft system that would allow me to make the BoP items craftable for other players. Then you wouldn't have to take-up biochem to get the Rakata reusables. Just find a friendly and reputable 400 biochemist.. like me!

Having maxed dark side I can tell you I do lose the final title if I make ONE light side choice and fall down to DS 4. So I would imagine you would lose your titles as well.

It's not a question of the action itself but the consequences. In this case, the DS consequence is a woman who will be miserable and traumatized for the rest of her life. Unintended consequences are almost never immediately apparent.

The preferred method in groups (as I have seen in other games) is to assist your tank, but it feels rather cumbersome in its current state in this game. You have to target the tank and then hit alt-T to aquire their target. Tab targetting becomes problematic with multiple mobs where something either hasn't been taunted or it's been CC'ed.

Perhaps the intent was to put in a commission crafting window, so that recipes involving or producing BoP items could be done by someone else. This worked particularly well in EQ2.

It also affects how quickly they do crafting missions. There's also been some conjecture over whether or not it affects success rate, but I don't have any solid evidence of this myself.

No, it's primarily a critical result on a diplomacy mission for medical supplies.

From my experience, you should be doing the rich/bountiful/wealthy yield missions to get a better chance at finding those. Also, I do believe your companion's affection level has some impact on the results.

Ever seen the one in FFXI? Now THAT was an example of a horrible AH! Or how about FFXIV.. with the horrid market ward idea? I agree that the current GTN is flawed and in need of some serious love, but I also say it could be much.. MUCH worse.

Reverse engineer green medpacs/stims till you get the blue schematic. Then make the blue version and repeat till you get the purple (which will be reusable). Should all be explained in the reverse engineering sticky, I think.

Not unless you decide to train a different skill. Otherwise, you learn it once and that's it.

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