Disappointing. The story was fun and interesting. The quests were also interesting. The ending cinematic was good. Was it worth waiting for? On it's own, no. Had there been more than the relatively boring daily area that also really have no kind of story follow through, it would have been okay. Went in with almost no expectations and was still disappointed.

Just going to add to the ongoing point that a Jedi's fighting ability is not what gets them on the Jedi Council. There's much more to being a Jedi than that.

The only complaint I have about loading screens in this game is how long they are about the time you start doing Tatooine. Other than that, the number of loading screens isn't that bad.

There are other hybrid games where you can play for free and have no major distinctions (as in there's no limit to your gameplay, but you need to buy more services) between a free player and someone who pays. Can even unlock higher credit limits when you play free. There's a difference between annoying you to spend money and making you want to spend money. This game annoys you into spending money. Which if that's the model they want to do for, that's great, but I think it's a rather stupid one myself.

Visually, it's one of the best looking planets, and just a nice place to visit. Non-class story questing can leave something to be desired. If it had spent more time on studying the Jedi past and less on fighting Flesh Raiders that might have worked better.

Seeing as the Star Wars novel section is second in size only to the Warhammer novel section, I'd say that the EU has made them a fair amount of money, so has a lot more fans than that. Not that I expect them to respect all the EU, but there are parts that if they retcon out it will kill Star Wars post ROTJ for me.

Hopefully. At the very least different wall decorations would be nice. I'm not against appartments, but I also don't think the "because it's too hard" is really a viable reason to not allow some minimal customization to ships. Yes, it will never be to the same extent as you'll get with this, but it would be nice to have.

I would much prefer having ships that can be customized to having an apartment that I can add things to. Doesn't mean that I won't get a house, but if I had to chose which I think they should have spent time on, it would have been ship customization. Especially since I already considered that this games version of player housing. And I'm fine with changes in ships not being anything that really affects the layout.

They should at least allow customizations in your ship that won't interfere with cut scenes. They have added things to ships already (mailbox, GTN for example), we just need more of those.

So when I heard that you need to stick around till level 30 since that is when the game gets really interesting since it's stale till then is when I lose interest in your game.

The need to see if other people share their opinion. Or just trolls.

Cross faction custom channels would probably work out better than trying to have a cross faction guild. Then two guilds on opposite sides can use one channel to coordinate.

Honestly? Watching the Clone Wars and this.

I see about as many as I saw in WoW about a year ago and in this game before I stopped playing previously. MArket wise, I don't think that the these two are different enough for this game to suddenly get a flood of gold spammers. And this game can certainly limit it to prefered status, meaning they would have to at least pay money to post here (STO doesn't have this). Their forum mods are all volunteer and they are not around all the time. Either way, I think that the possibility of this happening is being way overblown.

Funny, never see that on the STO forums despite you only needing an account to post. You get more trolls from people who may not actually play, but that's about it. People are really overblowing the amount of gold sellers who post on F2P game forums.

Looking forward to these.

Late comment, but I just wanted to say that nothing in the OP would bring me back to this game as a subscriber. Something did, but none of the things there.

Should this happen? Probably. Should it be minor? Nah.

Bounty Hunter is definitely one of my favourites that I've played.

What do you think the escape pod is for?

The first Bounty Hunter set isn't bad. Not a fan of the shoulders, but the rest is okay. The second one is just...that helmet. I can see what they were going for, but that's horrible.

This would be nice to have the option to do. Obviously it should be pricey enough that no one wants to do it too often, and probably have a cool down of some variety. Also should have way to reverse if you decide to change you mind after, but it should be a short time frame (like an hour). This would still trigger the long cooldown, and there would be no refund. The complaints about not knowing the advanced class you switch to another one, big deal? It's not like there's some magical learning curve you can only get from the levelling process. I mean, the classes that already have more than one role deal with this all the time. Someone who levelled a Powertech DPS only doing quests can switch to Powertech Tank without ever having tanked before so have no idea how to do it when stepping into a Flashpoint at 50. If someone wants to do this, there are sites out there that tell you the basics of how to play a class.

Not exactly sure why you'd need a house to be honest, but whatever. Chances are you'll get to decorate your ship long before housing is added seeing as, no matter how much you don't like it, your ship is your house.

The question is will they retain those players or not.

I'd rather they just set the bar restrictions back to 4, like when the game came out. Let subscribers have access to them all and everyone else the option to buy two more if they want it. There's a fine line between restrictions that leave the game playable but have enough that people want to buy more, and restrictions that are just frustrating to anyone playing the game. This game has far to many of the later.