There are three types of crew skills and you generally want one of each as they complement each other. Crafting, Gathering, and Mission. The crafting skill you chose is Synthweaving which allows you to make armor for force users. This skill is typically paired with Archaeology and Treasure Hunting to get the materials needed for crafting the armor pieces. The gathering skill you chose is Bioanalysis, which allows you to gather materials used in the Biochemistry crafting skill. Treasure hunting is your mission skill which essentially allows you to pay to send your companion on a mission to get materials, gifts, and other items. The one out of place skill you have is Bioanalysis. I recommend reading the codex entries you get in the game when talking to the skill trainers in order to decide which crafting skill you want and which other two skills go best with it. EDIT: You can untrain any of the skills you already picked up in order to train different ones.

Yes, the second planet or the fleet is where you can start to join up.

Planet Groupings: Hutta: Bounty hunters and Agents Korriban: Inquisitors and Warriors Ord Mantell: Smugglers and Troopers Tython: Knights and Consulars

Ask the members of your group not to loot until the battle is over. The loot windows don't pop unless someone loots.

See my answers in red, Hope that helps!

This has happened to me as well. I am generally quite helpful, but before I took System Feedback out of my main chat window I rarely saw group chat and I am sure some people thought I was ignoring them.

Try the mouse manufacturer's website, that would be your best bet.

Not to turn this into a nostalgia thread, but remember in Asheron's Call having to experiment with spell ingredients to learn new spells? How about the classless leveling? Dungeons that required platforming? In EQ, mobs that never stopped chasing you? TRAIN TO ZONE!!! Spawn camping for hours for a single drop when enemies only spawned once per hour. Man, games are so easy now.

I have geared up my companion solely with quest rewards and it has been working out just fine. Lvl 28 Operative so far. Kaliyo tanks and I heal.

HA! I had to reply to this because of hilarity. Games nowadays are INCREDIBLY forgiving compared to the games of yesteryear. I don't think I'm too old in my late 20's, but does no one remember old games? XP penalties for death were common in the first MMOs. You could actually LOSE A LEVEL from dying. You had to run back to your corpse from town with none of your gear in order and hope there were no mobs around because you had the wrong target selected when you used one ability. Games nowadays are FAR easier than they used to be, and I'm not complaining, just making sure you young whippersnappers know how good you've got it. EDIT: And to more directly address the point, server changes have NEVER been in place at launch on any MMO. That capability is added later on once populations are settled.

Couple things: First, my friends and I created a facebook group to coordinate server selection so we would all be on the same one. Worked great! Hooray for planning. Second, I am too lazy to look up the specific comment, but I am fairly certain I saw Stephen Reid mention in his AMA on reddit that server changes would be coming, but they wanted to let populations settle after launch first so they don't get hordes of people moving out of full servers creating dead servers, which causes server merges, which are a bad thing. Due to rolling access from EGA and the never-before-seen number of launch subscribers they had to leave some restrictions in place to start with in order to limit the chaos.

Wait... what?

I was running a GTX 460 and it ran the game with 30-40 fps on lowest settings. The rest of my PC is pretty solid but I skimped on the graphics card originally. Upgraded to a 560ti and now everything runs just grand!

SWTOR Forums: A Timeline Forum start "Give us a release date already!" Release date given "When are you going to let me Beta test!" Beta Weekend "Let us into the game already!" Early Access Opens "Let me into early access already!" Game Launches "OMG, no content for 50s, so many bugs, BW better fix this!" Patch within one week addressing many major issues "Everything is wrong, I quit!"

About 300 years prior, just after KOTOR. It is really good, Drew Karpyshyn is a great writer, and the story in the book is relevant to events in the game.