Annilihator droid in 16 man NMM is not hard. Just use two tanks or any variation of the dozens of strats to do it. Jarg and Sorno have a soft enrage thanks to how insane the railshot is when they go to plan D. It's the result of damage scaling up by a percentage which is far too large.

You mean p3? I've had it happen in p2 and p3, and it's a non issue if you down the mindtrap quick enough.

I never used the word 'priority.' Your insecure guild mates made that jump and started howling on this thread like a bunch of mentally disturbed coyotes. It's pretty funny watching that one guy disparaging all 'blogs' over and over again.

Are all the players in Calli Killed Nox internet tough guy, socially inept, bullies? Haha.

Perhaps you should know your audience before posting? She raids, and has a decent website with lots of good information. For example, she put together the initial charts that listed what all the bosses drop. I think the only people laughing here will be readers reading your posts.

Not only is Bioware half-assing the copying over, they basically screwed a prolific blogger's transfer who would have provided both news coverage and feedback to Bioware. Not a good start to 1.2 Bioware dev's need to stop acting like clowns and start acting professional. CHECK YOUR WORK.

You still wiped hence you didn't really beat the encounter. The way it should work is the boss should reset at that point.

I tank him so he's not facing the group, when he turns on them I burn a taunt. I am not sure what the raid damage is like, but he does randomly hit people, and I try to minimize that.

You can sub people in and out. Timer starts from first boss.

If you're wiping on the last boss you don't deserve the loot. I think it's working fine.

Sorry but you're wrong here. The difference between Tionese and Columi is pretty big. Even at the Guild Summit Gabe said as much. They admitted that Rakata is broken but they will fix it in 1.2, so getting Rakata and saving the mods is still important. Nonetheless he made a point of saying the gap between Tionese and Columi is big. Doing HM FPs not only gets you whats probably the best itemized gear right now, it prepares you for operations. There's a reason tons of guilds can't do Soa HM. Soa is a control fight through and through. It's not about the best DPS, or the best tank. It's about moving between targets (mind traps, and the balls) while keeping the raid topped off in terms of health. It's actually very well designed, and the only let down is the number of bugs that need to be fixed.

Last I checked WoW had about 11-12 million? Let's say 10 million players. You want to show me another MMO that has HALF those numbers? If you want to get big you need to act big. WoW has been around for a long time, and it remains with an obscene amount of subscribers compared to everyone else. You want to know why? They act like they're big. Bioware? Still avoiding the question on whether they'll open their client to modding. Ridiculous.

You can laugh, but when you're LFGing for a Tank or Healer, be it for a FP or operation, and someone like me replies, you'll be glad. Players like myself come ready, know our class, and learn the encounters. We don't look for short cuts by skipping content.

SWTOR will not be taken seriously until it behaves like a serious MMO. They need to open up the client to modding or they'll remain small time.

I started my BH Powertech tank the first day of EGA. I was fifty a day into official launch. I had all my Columi pieces a week after by running Hardmode Flashpoints in PUGs. The first time I ran a PUG in KP Normal to just "check" out raiding, we wiped on Bonethrasher for 6 hours. Most of the original members had left by then. I got my Columi head piece that night. It felt good. (Remember KUS wasn't out then, and Bonethrasher normal was the only guy who dropped Columi head token). I was the best geared tank at that time, when operations were only run by the hardcore guilds. I ended up joining the top raiding guild on my server as a consequence of being geared 100% in Columi. I'm two Rakata pieces away from a complete Rakata set. The guild I tank for in operations has everything on farm except 16 man KP NMM, which we are close to getting. I have the Infernal title (completed EV in under 2 hours on NMM). When I go into a Warzone I destroy the opposition, and I'm PvE tank specced in PvE gear. When I join a PUG to tank people are happy to have me, grateful, and always comment on how well geared I am. Sometimes they'll even ask me about the Infernal title: only fifteen other people on my server have it, and they were all in my raid when they got it. You want to "skip" HMs because they're not worth it? Be my guest. If you're serious about progression you'll PUG the crap out of them and then app a better guild. Winning requires dedication.