Did you recently take him to the vets? Sometimes they get awfully mopy afterwards. Give'em a day or so, and he'll snap right back. Bacon treats also work.

Je pense que vous avez le forum incorrect. Les forums francais sont ici. Mais, si je comprends q'est-ce que vous avez possé, le franc-tireur et le tireur d'élite, ils sont le même.

You're always going to be a criminal. In a lot of ways, you're the dude that the Republic reluctantly works with to get their hands dirty, so the Republic stays clean. That means dealing with the underworld, which is something they don't want to touch. You're a mother flippin' dirty secret. The light side/dark side choices decides how dirty of a secret you are.

Also, if you carry him along for class quests, you won't get any dialogue out of him during the mission like you would other characters. And as the previous post said, the healer companion you get on Hoth is... "Unique"... But you'll bust a gut when he's around (by far the most amusing companion I've seen). Also, he can carry a gun and shoot people in-between healing you. At level 50, I can just run into a group, go get a beer, and come back in perfect health because this companion rocks so fricken much.

Doesn't Dodge only affect single target attacks? Seems like AOE's (which it doesn't prevent) would be more of a threat of revealing you.

First off, it's Gumby (with a B). Second, I would suggest using two cover buttons. Personally, I have "Take Cover" set to 'F" (NOT on the quickbar. It will always be slower if you put take cover on your quickbar), and "Take Cover in Place/Crouch" set to middle-mouse button. So I press F if I want to roll, and just stand down wherever with my portable cover if I want to just drop a knee where I stand. And note that even if you just crouch in place with portable cover, you'll still get the full cover bonus if you're behind something that partially obscures you. You can even get full cover from places that the Gumby doesn't appear. Get creative!

All abilities. I also found that I had better luck with the wimmins. Though that may just be wishful thinking on my part.

Texas during hunting season? I kid. If you hit level 50, you'll get a boatload of Tionese tokens automatically (just have to activate a mission you get from your mail box). The Tionese vendors of the fleet (SE wing, I think) will sell you a full set of Tionese gear with the tokens you receive. I believe all the headslots are a cowboy hat of some kind. For pre-50, it's a bit more difficult. There's a dorky looking one that drops from Red Reaper. And some random drops on Belsalvis and Corellia I believe, but there's no guarantees.

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Although the Warhero sets were torn to pieces, I admit I'm partial to the chestpiece, especially when paired with the Sniper/Watchman helm. I know, the jacket with all its accessories makes me look like Rob Liefeld's wet dream, but I'd at least like to think that the fact that I'm a fricken space captain would warrant some cool gismos on my suit. And because of my helmet, I can be a "most interesting man in the galaxy" in ALL atmospheres.

Do you have it currently tracked? If so, is there any particular direction it's asking you to go in? Or no guide at all? Sometimes, however, in weird planets like Nar Shadaa where different sections are completely cut off from one another, the arrows indicating where you should be going tend to be off. I'd taxi around to some different districts to see if the arrows change. Also, I don't know if you've done any of the Nar Shadaa bonus series, but that planet is much more complex than you would guess... There's one section that's sort of inter-connected with an Imperial quest area, and is a fricken maze to navigate (as anyone who did the last world event knows all too well!). In that particular area, the navigation arrows and waypoints aren't as helpful as you might like.

I dunno... There's always that suspension of disbelief factor you have to watch out for. While weapon-swaps are easy for the classes with guns, it's hard to picture a Consular shooting lightning and deathfields constantly. With a very limited legacy ability? Maybe. But not as their bread and butter attacks.

I've got a level 50 Gunslinger (my first character) and I'm currently leveling a level 41 Operative. While I can't speak for healing, I can say that the two are very different beasts DPS-wise. Perhaps it's just my imagination, but I do believe I tend to kill stuff more betterer as a Gunslinger. Well, at least I'm quicker about it. However, I find that solo'ing as an Operative/Scoundrel is so much easier, that it's ridiculous. Two fricken CC's. TWO. And a magic "oh wait, I don't really want to fight right now, CYA!" button that let's you escape combat partway through. It takes a while, and requires practice, but you can easily take on groups that you SHOULDN'T be able to take on, by picking them off one by one, jumping back into the shadows after every kill. Throw in HK-51's ability to insta-kill a Strong enemy, and you're a force to be reckoned with.

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