When a piece of gear has [Prototype] in front of it's actual name what does this entitle? A friend of mine said that it might mean you get a new recipe when you Reverse-Engineer it, but I Reverse-Engineered a purple [Prototype] helmet and didn't even get materials.

Thanks, but was the version you guys saw the fully moddable one or the augmentable one?

Agreed. The "bend over and fire a big rocket from your backpack" animation is cool for something special, like an ability with a cool down. However, it's not a "spammable" animation.

I found this set while googling for Mandalorian armour and such, and I wonder if it still exists in the game or if it was just something too good to be true from the Beta. The helmet of the beautiful, moddable set I found: http://www.torhead.com/item/haxL7aD/prototype-rd-17a-master-striker-helmet The helmet of the set I fear has replaced it: http://db.darthhater.com/items/14425/rd_17a_master_striker_helmet/ I hope that the former still exists and that the latter is just the lesser profession-made version of it.

I urge you all to let me know if I forgot any "pros" or "cons", but please stay mature and on-topic. p.s. Instead of merely stating things like "It ruins community!" you should state why that is. Pros: It allows everyone to partake in the Flashpoints, regardless of social skills. It can decrease the time it takes to form a group and start playing. It increases the chance that your average player would have both seen and played most, if not all, Flashpoints. Cons: It takes away the incentive for players to "physically" meet up inside the game-world(s). It removes the necessity of being polite/nice to other players. It "promotes" absconding and rage-quitting, and by extension, opposes teamwork. It reduces the importance of Guilds. It makes Flashpoints a less appreciated event.

I guess the title says it all. When and how to I get the mount depicted in the link bellow? http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-GTd6Uhla3vE/To2KH1FRHsI/AAAAAAAAAyg/19MrPApeNMI/s1600/SWTOR+Vehicle+5.jpg If it's relevant: I'm a Sith Juggernaut at level 26.

I imagine that most Bounty Hunters would rather jump away from someone than towards them, but it sure sounds like a good idea. I'd like an "jump from A to B, destination is your choice" version, as if we're fighting melee fighters we may escape and if we're fighting ranged we may make things uncomfortable for them.