I agree with the OP. These dailies seem like quite a missed opportunity. Is killing 75 bugs the best they can come up with nowadays? Really? Or giving the starfighter daily to people who never play it. Having only two dailies also means you are not likely to ever have the same missions as your guildies and friends. Can they at least be guild-based so we could actually be encouraged to play as a group? I really hope that enough people will complain and they'll come up with some decent, more fun missions for these dailies.

So, just wanted to remind the devs we're still waiting on Zenith. Bring him back and make him romanceable. It's the least they could do after having to wait years to get him back .

I could not agree more with the original poster. It is somewhat a slap in the face that they decided to make only some of the old companions romanceable by both genders... They should have simply gone with all of them, as to not disappoint all the people who wanted that option... And, as usual, it was mostly the female characters that got the option... While the fem Warrior romance with Quinn is one my absolute favourites in the game, I completely agree they should have made it available for both genders. It just makes sense. I hope they make this happen in the future.

It would be nice to see some NPCs from our old story missions, for example. It seems that now whatever class we chose it's mentioned in maybe one sentence, tops... It would be nice to have some more mentions of the unique stories we had before KotFE, KotEE and the newer expansions. More time with the original companions would be nice, too.

Imperial Agent. Many people agree it has the most interesting story in-game. It's my personal favourite next to Light Side Sith Warrior. But it generally depends on your tastes. I suggest leveling them all.

Seriously, what is up with that? When they get angry, for example, the characters' faces look all deformed and creepy. There was nothing wrong with the old expressions. If it ain't broken, don't fix it. These new expressions look embarrassingly bad... Even having no expressions at all would be preferable.

The class-specific weapons are one of the things that make the classes interesting and unique. It would be a terrible idea removing that.

Ever since Osnlaught, it seems that companions have become really weak and slow at using their skills, despite the influence level. Sometimes the companion will just stand there and take like 5 seconds to that healing me when we're not even moving. Please readjust this.

I know I am late to the party but happy 8th birthday . I've been here since beta and I am still around, especially when there is new story content. Like many KOTOR fans, I wanted a KOTOR 3 but SWTOR didn't disappoint in any way. I still remember when you first announced Chiss would be a playable race, I was sold . It was a dream come true. Anyway, thanks for all the awesome moments and I wish SWTOR many more birthdays. Also thanks for the HK droids, Quinn, Theron, Darth Arkous, Darth Serevin, Cytharat and any and all Chiss-related content <3.

First, you have to remember that the opinions you are hearing are only from the loudest people online. A lot of people don't even have a social network presence and don't spend their time making tons of posts on forums and Twitter. It just seems like a crazy idea to have time to do something like add a random Arcann romance because people were apparently asking for it, while you give our original companions reunions that are a few lines long and then forget about them. I have zero problems with player requests being added to the game, but not at the expense of things that should be in the game already. I remember that on Beta there used to be a survey to rate our game expereince and give suggestions. It would actually be great if, every once in a while, you prompted players to do a survey about what they'd want to see in the game. That way, you would actually get opinions from allthe your players who care to voice them, instead of just the loudest bunch.

Even from a purely functionality-based point of view, this seems like an unwise thing to do, especially if the given characters are a part of the story. It would be fine if this were a single player game, but can they really keep adding new NPCs in ever expansion while giving screen time to the old ones for the people who haven't killed them? We're already getting zero screen time with our original companions (aren't some still missing after two years?) in the new expansions... And now half of the main characters are killable and replaceable . Choices and story are one of my favourite things about this game, but it doesn't seem realistic that they can keep this up without it turning into a real mess and costing far too much. On a more personal note, I think some of those kill options are needlessly cruel and also senseless story-wise. And the topic of favouritism, and how characters like Lana (and characters generally preferred by the male players) are never killable, is a comment for another time...

Just wanted to add my voice and agree that other love interests and companions should have been given some scenes. I am glad they didn't forget Theron after that whole terrible Umbara story fiasco, but it would have been nice to see other love interests, too. I think making half the companions and story-related NPCs killable didn't help this case either... I was very happy when Quinn return, but it would have been nice if they put more work and time into these reunions and didn't forget about these companions in new expansions. At least give us one scene to feel they are still around and have opinions and reactions about what's going on. The interactive story element is what makes SWTOR great. These kind of things are important.

I imagine this has been posted before, but now that we got to recruit everyone under the sun, it would be cool if he were a recruitable character. Story-wise, it would make perfect sense, and continuing the romance would be nice as well.

I really wish they would fix the length of lekku on the male Togruta already, especially since they seem to have given the new playable Nautolans normal, long ones...

All of the complaints about Rey and other women in Star Wars are getting tiring... Suddenly, a dude isn't the main protagonist, OMG, best feel threatened by this... I am sure if some guy punched another guy in the face, most people would be like "dude, he is so bad***." That being said, I don't see anything cool about slapping someone, especially a sub-ordinate. It's childish and inappropriate. The characters in question are already strong women and the misguided writers probably thought that slapping somehow affirms that. It's just bad writing, like everything else in that snooze-fest of a movie. And it's sad that someone would even remember or pay that much attention to it... I am a strong woman and I've never slapped anyone in the face and can't really imagine a situation where I would resort to something so juvenile. But then again I am not a fictional character written by people who think strength of character is displayed through physical violence...