damn i wish this had come up bc i knew this

beautiful.

slicing does seem kinda iffy, but I did score a 4.6k just now, i'll probably eventually drop it from my main

So i'm beginning to think that biochem is seriously OP.

Take a look at the stats on the reusable purple buffs, they're insane. (like +100 to your main stat for a lvl 40, iirc?)

On top of that, they have adrenals, short term buffs.

On top of that, they have huuuge reusable medpacks.

All the purple reusable gear takes biochem to use. Seems like a must for competitive pvpers?

i'm on port nowhere, kirb and inso are on a weird named server

i am a lvl 42 sentinel on the swiftsure (unofficial aussie pvp server). sentinel is pretty challenging but fun and starting to come into its own in the 40s. kind of disappointed with the crew skill system so far, it is so easy to max out all your skills (i am 400 in synthweaving/archaeology/slicing, dropped underworld trading to pick up slicing before the nerf) so i hope there is a lot more to it once more designs become available and the economy stabilizes for materials.

yeah im sentinel too.

Is it me or are some PvP battles just impossible?

like the football one or whatever its called.

Ranged characters (which is almsot all of them - _-) seem to have such a huge advantage

im 22 sith marauder, yeah that hutball battlefront is ridiculous for melee dps.
Super tilting

i play on a mac... Bootcamp ftw

Slicing nerf is ridiculous. I mean, it was obvious that something was coming. But this is just painful.

I'm level 28 or so, playing as full healer Bounty Hunter Mercenary. My damage output is fine and I haven't had a problem with any elite mobs yet.

(possible spoilers)

I was given my ship pretty much right after logging in last night (I was apparently 99% done with Coruscant when I stopped playing the other night).

The space battles are a neat little side game, and can definitely go places in the future. (Anyone here play Rogue Squadron?)

People are HORRIBLY spoiled by World of Warcraft having 6 years of content built up (on a multi-billion dollar budget), but I think SWTOR has some very strong potential going forward.

I tried out the "Auction House" last night and I didn't really have as strong of a negative reaction as most people seem to, but it can definitely use some work. I'm not a fan of the deposit system being tied directly to sale price.

I'm curious to see if any of my early crafting goods will sell to ex-slicers who are switching professions with a big bank account.

Saw my first 50 bh last night in a WF. He was ****ing people up.

So the consensus on slicing is to drop it? I have it well over 300 on 2 chars because I couldn't decide on a main.

Yeah, the AH is one of my major gripes. I hate sorting through all the light/medium/heavy armor to find gloves. It's not game breaking, just a hassle.

Good info on the slicing nerf here: http://www.swtor.com/community/showthread.php?t=93075

Cliffs: Mission reward profit from slicing reduced by ~71%. So, it is still profitable to run missions, just much less so.

Personally, I'm going to keep it for now and probably dump it for Diplomacy (to match my crafting) at max level when I have a good bit of money saved up. The profits of slicing haven't been keeping in the money but rather the lack of any expensive mission skill that I feel compelled to level is saving my money.

I am a "UK" player and you can play with US people and servers if you want.

The Republic are the underdogs.

This makes me feel better about my decision to be a (bad) good guy.

Would it be okay with a 17in. MacBook Pro? Can I play it in Mexico?

Just played this for a couple hours after spending my morning installing Bootcamp.

The questing system is miles better than WoW. I actually feel slightly invested instead of "ok I killed some pigs, now I get to move on to weak trolls!"

Not too sure about the graphics/interface but I'll decide once I get to play it on 2560x1600 with max settings.

yeah it helps that killing monsters are just bonuses in zones that you already have an objective in.

The steps are usually pretty fluent and dont ever feel like grinding imo, also even if its only in the chat you have a few "decisions" to make for every quest

Sweet bioware way to just ruin my christmas.

So the SWTOR community manager (aka forum god) decides to answer swtor questions in reddit instead of on the game's own message board. Also gives a load of tripe for answers to very pressing issues:

http://www.reddit.com/r/swtor/commen...ager_for_star/

He pretty much answers every pressing matter with "it's complicated".
gg

i dont know about mexico. I play on a 15inch macbook pro and it works very well

Are there pressing matters with the community? Just reading the intro it doesn't sound like he knows much of anything and is just a shill to get some buzz for the game.

Managing an MMO community sounds like a ****ing terrible job. What would you expect him to say?

The only issues I'm having are slow loading times into Tatooine and the UI bugging out.

FYI: Ctrl-u twice will reset your ui for any graphical issues you may be having like not being able to click skills, guildies not showing up in guild roster, etc.