That efficiency will help him get done faster if nothing else, so you can see if it crits. I can't remember if it actually helps the crit or not. Also, if you get his affection to 10,000, that adds another 5% to the crit chance.

No, this is not true. The HTN (Hutt Trade Network) is completely separate from the GTNs on the fleets. There are 3 trade networks, republic, empire, and hutt.

An item is worth whatever someone will pay for it. If no one buys it at that price, they will either lower the price or not sell it. There is nothing in this game that you are required to buy off of the GTN.

You can send the item to an alt and let them buy, or trade for I guess, the weapon, or whatever it is. Or, you can buy it and send it to them. It is bound to your legacy, so any character on your legacy that matches the class of the weapon can use it.

Yes, it seems that you do get a little bit.

In your situaton, I would just wait. If you had plenty of credits now I'd say you might as well buy the speeder and save the money, but not if it means being broke and having to scramble, farm, whatever to get your bank back up to a reasonable level.

I am a mercenary, but the heat issue is the same. I like to do rapid shot if not every other attack, at least every third attack or so. That keeps your heat down pretty well. Like was said above, your heat dissipates a lot slower the higher it is.

You do not have to buy the speeder training to get the speeder. I do not know about being level 50, because I already was, but I bought a Tier 3 speeder and I still only have the Tier one training. One of the devs has suggested in the past to buy your speeder now and wait on the training to save money.

How can you take a good idea in the title of your post and make it a joke in your first statement in that post? Titles for crafting would be cool, but if you can't take it seriously without them that is your problem.

No, that is not true.

Anyone who has worked in software production will understand how hard it can be to fix bugs that don't happen the same way every time you run through the operation.

If it's hilts barrel, or armoring, look at the damage or armor number, that will tell you what you need to know. The mod number is still irrelavent.

I just started an IA Sunday and picked Operative some time yesterday afternoon. With the stealth, vibroblade attacks, and blaster and grenade attacks, I'm finding on Op to be a nice combo of a Mercenary and an Assassin. There is an element of both kinds of combat to them.

I haven't played a sniper at all, and just started my Operative Sunday night. That said, I would advise hitting up any of your damage over time attacks early, and keep an eye on the cooldown and hit them up again as soon as they are ready. That way you have that persistent damage being done throughout the fight along with your other attacks.

Yep, if you buy those recipes now you should be in good shape for after 1.2.