The objectives themselves are better and more fun. Instead of going out of our way (regular activities) to do a mindless grind (kill x insects on y planet), we are funneled towards the fun activities. Yet, the new system still creates more frustration than fun. As the objectives do not give the same amount of points, you can very easily get screwed over as happened to me today. I got to 24/25 on the GSF objective for 12 points. Then, in a moment of distraction, remembering the weeklies reset tomorrow, I used my reputation tokens. It completed me the reputation objective (8 points) and my whole week of GSF farm is made completely invalid. From a shoddy designer's point of view, this is fine, because it is only a difference of 4 points, it is minor. The reality is that the difference is my endless hours of GSF poured into it, for nothing. Remove frustration, add more fun, with this simple fix : unify the point reward values. ESO has a comparable system : you have 5 weekly endeavors available, you can do 3. When you accidentally complete one, it is a happy surprise. There is no frustration, only fun. Swtor player mindset when tackling the weekly season objectives : oh crap, which ones do I have to hop through hoops to avoid doing by accident? My main is a Sith Warrior, I had to be careful not to complete the "do 15 quests as Sith Warrior" by accident because it only gives 8 points and it could screw me over. And I still failed. This is not well made and it is not thought through, even if the objectives themselves are better. It is not fun choice, it is pressure and punishment.

This works. My Smuggler level 73 had eight satchels, I placed them in legacy storage then took them back on my Jedi Guardian level 75. I could open them all.

"Satchel of Crafting Mats (Grade 11)" looted in the Nathema flashpoint can't be opened on my character. Right clic does nothing (but other crests and satchels work fine). This is the case in both 6.0 and 6.0a. Screenshot : https://gyazo.com/3779118b5ccda7fd01e0c5350f803522

Despite the 6.0a fix, dead Theron still "appears" in my conversation during Objective Meridian. Screenshot : https://gyazo.com/341b9c8ca52b642c5c1a31da8ae6cd3f Details on the character :

Another dead character appeared in a dialogue of "Objective Meridian". Exactly : Here are details on my character, should they help to find what causes the bug :

During the dialogue of the "Objective Meridian" quest back on the fleet (the one whose objective is "Speak to the Dark Council") I have encountered a bug where Theron is wrongfully having an input in the dialogue. My character, a marauder, had romanced Theron then left him to die on Nathema. The character had also romanced Malavai Quinn and killed him on Iokath. After Lana speaks, Theron says something while being invisible and all my options are about answering him. He says "There's supposedly a pretty crazy party happening up in the officer's lounge. I can behave, if you want to go." Here is a screenshot of the dialogue in question : https://gyazo.com/8315da2d6c64b19d563a5efe75e7bda6 What happens after : https://gyazo.com/883c39ca5f9f20287395d2f889d1bced

Same bug to me. My female Mercenary has hair style 3. (body type 2) It was replaced with another hair style, while in the appearance menu it still shows her as currently using number 3.

"Une erreur s'est produite lors de la tentative de traitement de votre demande. Veuillez réessayer plus tard." Marche pas!

Back in the beta, the last title for Sith Warriors was "Emperor's Wrath". Close to the release it was changed to "Darth", probably after lots of feedback from players wanting both Sith classes to end up "Darth". The problem was that the french translation team kept the old translation. French Sith Warriors had the "Furie de l'Empereur" title, which is the french "Emperor's Wrath". The patch replaced "Furie de l'Empereur" with "Dark", as it should have been from day 1. Frenchs translated "Darth" in "Dark" back in '77 because they aren't used to pronounce "th". Ask a french to say "the" and he'll come up with "ze" if he's not very used to talking english. Our cultures makes us used to pronounciations, try to make a Japanese say "Excalibur", or an English say "crème fraiche" properly.