Makes sense, thanks

Although I understand I am 500 pages too late, can I ask what the rationale was for placing Sidious above Yoda?

The most compelling argument against Yoda is that if he really was stronger, he wouldn't have ran away and put himself in exile. He confronted Sidious with the intention of killing him, and it doesn't make sense for him to retreat if he was still capable of doing that. Even less so for him to never try again. The problem Lucas was faced with was Yoda had to lose, but he didn't want to taint Yoda's memory. The result was a fight that makes no sense, where Yoda flees despite supposedly having the upper hand. Anyway, OT, great thread Aurbere. I'm a massive Yoda fan and I love it.

Keep your target locked on the emperor, ignore the numerous clones that pop up. I don't remember a one hit kill attack, but as a guardian I could basically interrupt everything which is what I did (two stuns, one aoe stun, and your normal interrupt iirc). To be honest as long as you don't panic when his clones appear its a very easy fight, almost too easy.

Thanks for all the input guys! I think I will start off as a loyalist, not an evil man but someone who would do anything for the Empire, and decide where to develop as the story goes on.

Just realized I posted this is in the spoilers section. Could one of the mods move this to the normal story and lore section?

Before I start off with, pleeeeeease no spoilers I'm about to start the Imperial Agent story, having finished every class other than Trooper and Smuggler. For most of the classes, it seems to me there is a certain alignment that gives you the best experience if you stick to it throughout. By that I don't mean LS/DS, but rather a certain personality that seems to fit best with the story. For example, I found the rational, pragmatic personality seemed to fit much more in the SI story than pure LS or DS. My question is, for most of the stories its not clear until late on what path you should have chosen. Since I want to be consistent in my personality throughout, I wanted to ask if there's a particular type of Imperial Agent that fits the best in the story. Any help would be appreciated!

At least with KoTFE, if they don't expand her story and let us turn her, we'll finally be able to ditch her.

Thanks a bunch guys! I don't know why, but I haven't been using weaken mind at all, so I'll definitely start using that. Some other good tips here that I'll try to implement. Thanks again for the help

Been leveling a sage with the 12xp, now at level 32, just leaving Alderaan. I have two midlevel characters, a juggernaut and a powertech, and a level 53 assassin. In all my time playing, I've almost never had trouble in solo quests, beating most bosses on my first try. With sage though, it seems I have to take 2 or 3 tries to beat anyone even remotely more difficult than normal. I tried to take on two silvers once, died. Haven't beaten a single gold on the first try, and the most recent boss, that Jedi diplomat you're sent to Alderaan to save, took about 10 tries. My gear is up to date, and I almost always run things with Fess and then Cedrax, and it makes no difference either way. My rough rotation is as follows: Turbulence Force armor Groundquake Force Slow Telekinetic wave Disturbance Project Telekinetic throw What am I doing wrong?

Ok, thanks for the help!

Anyone know why the page in My SWTOR says,"This feature is currently unavailable."? Sorry for my ignorance, just returned to the game after a very long break.

Deception Sin here. 1. Most people I know consider Deception to be an unloved and overlooked spec. It seems like a flashy spec that was a bright idea but was implemented badly and feels unfinished. 2. I love my Deception Sin. I really do. The problem is, whenever I depart from the beloved realm of solo play and do anything whatsoever with other players, I gimp the group. It's a schizophrenic spec if you ask me. Hit and run without the run, glass cannon without the cannon, all in all, a disappointingly unfinished spec once you venture into group play.

I highly doubt you're the majority. seeing as how myself and every Inquisitor I know considers it one of the best if not the best stories in the game.

Considering all the Warzones in the game are currently team based, and open world PvP is rare at best, are you considering making Deception Assassins anything other than "Bad partners"?