Long story cut short, I'm a GM of a guild which dates all the way back to the Dalborra (long since dead!) days and first year of the game, now on The Harbinger. We were huge in our heyday on the AusPac servers (one of its biggest), but that's talking over six years ago now. In the time since, I've had little bursts of play here and there, but now that I'm getting into the game properly again everyone except me has fallen away, leaving me behind a ship filled with decorations (including some fairly rare ones), a stronghold, memories (sappy, yes!) and an amazing amount of new features you can suddenly do with guilds, from making heraldries to conquest to all these incredible perks and new features they've introduced which make guild life seem so fun and worth it now. The problem is (pathetically tragic, I know) I'm alone on the flagship, and have no one to share it with. I realise I could try rebuilding, but I'm not as commited as I was back then, and honestly it feels sort of wrong to do it without all the friends I had back then - I'd also much rather move on to an active, thriving community I'm guaranteed to have some fun with and meet new players in. I could just disband, but that's an entire ship which is going to waste, and I feel like there has to be some worth there, or at least someone who could benefit from it (from perusing the GTN and all the prices, it's probably worth around 70 mil raw value). I don't really know where to set about doing that, though. I've read some old posts where guilds and their ships have sold for 30 mil +, but it seems like a very niche order. Plus, I just found out guild ships cost a fraction of what they used to, though strongholds and banks are still fairly expensive. TLDR- If I'm looking to sell a guild on Satele Shan, A) is it really possible, B) if so, where should I do it (here, the forums, fleet chat, etc?) and C) how much is reasonable to expect? PS- added bonus, if anyone has some great guilds on Satele Shan, would love some suggestions!

It's pretty much as the title says. I'm sure it's been bought up before, but this is a very simple issue to fix and yet one that's persisted for months now (and despite it being minor, it's really noticeably annoying). The addition of being able to include spaces in our characters' names was really great, but it comes at an annoying cost: in chat, the second half of the name isn't capitalized as it is everywhere else when you choose for it to be capitalized. For instance, with screenshots for convenience: On my player card, both halves of my name (no legacy name displayed) are capitalized, just as I want it to be and as I made it when I created the character. In the WHO, the second half of my name is capitalized. When you use an emote, the text displaying the name is properly capitalized, both halves with a capital letter at the start, as intended, IN the player chat box; but when you actually talk in chat, the second half (for whatever bizarre reason ) appears in lower case. Again, it's a minor issue, and I'm sure a very quick fix, but it's incredible how annoying it can be (whether it's the Grammar Nazi in me or OCD, I don't know), so it'd be great if this could be sorted.

For raiding guilds we're all set with that. However, as mentioned on the first page, something like guild ships holds an awful lot of roleplay potential, and so newer, smaller models for that purpose which are less expensive could still be worthwhile implementing.

Ability costs were abolished years after the game was introduced and after many requests. This thread still presents a relevant issue for many guilds; and, hence, why I asked about plans for newer models, as was being floated around at launch, not necessarily just lowering the price. Rather than just being snarky and hostile, you might benefit from reading a post fully.

This is still a brilliant idea I'm hoping someone at BW has read. Even after release now, perhaps just releasing smaller models/classes of ship and making them cheaper is more practical. I'd also love to know if there're any plans to decrease the price because the last thing our small casual guild want to do is spend every credit we have on a ship only for it to be lowered. I would LOVE for it to be lowered/new ships introduced but if there are no plans for this we may have to rethink.

This is hardly a new suggestion, but it's one that was rumoured to be in development since guild banks first came into effect and we've heard nothing. My proposal is a simple system which at most subtracts a very small total of earnings from guild members that goes straight into the bank: a tax. For instance, kill a mob, get 1000 credits, 50 go to the bank and you keep 950. It wouldn't be overly noticeable but it would help. Much more preferable is a system similar to what other MMOs implement- an additional cash flow. For example, kill a mob, get 1000 credits, but the game generates an extra 10% or so which goes straight into the guild bank. Players don't lose anything but it means the guilds can still get money from them. Perhaps it could only operate when guild members are grouped together, but the percentage is increased slightly accordingly. I'm really not sure the best way it could operate. Suggestions? Trying to organise donations to a bank for a casual guild who would still like to pay for repairs and work towards a stronghold or ship eventually (this would still be no easy task, as that would defy the whole purpose of having one) is a nightmare. Usually, rather than it being a guild effort, it falls to a couple of donors who bear all the weight of ensuring repairs are paid for and so on; rather than there being a transactional relationship, where guild members work as normal and accordingly help the guild along with this system, it's currently very much a one sided thing, and to me that defies the purpose of having a guild 'family.' I was wondering if any progress had been made on this or if there were any rumours for future implementation floating around, given now over two years ago devs said it was basically a glaring omission that they would aim to fix soon.

I'm particularly curious about the "one who is not one" part.

Darth Ikoral's throne from Red Reaper. Raised NPC cap, the current one is far too low once you account for pets, speeders and models.

The League of Shadows is recruiting and wants you to join! Find us on The Harbinger! tlos.enjin.com (Due to server merges, we've had to redo recruiting, but our website is still the same and we have over 400 members in game.) We're a casual, active on all timezones, large guild, focused on helping each other out, having a chat, and optional Operations/Hard Mode Flashpoints plus Warzones/Flashpoints. We do these on a causal basis, and for fun or gear- we are not an elitist grinding Ops guild. We're here to have fun! A 10% Experience and reputation boost is given for being in the guild, three bank vaults are available for use by all packed filled with useful items and schematics, with specialized vaults for crafting, items (such as Cartel stuff) and Ops and levelling gear and weapons. Experienced players are always prepared to help, whether by offering you a hand in your quests, or just offering their expertise, and we pay for all of your repairs and specialisation costs! We do dailies together quite frequently as well as take down world bosses, and love a good chat on our Mumble server, who anyone is free to access once they join up and are part of the guild. We are open to absolutely anyone- just apply or ask for an invite! You can apply in our recruitment tab to join the guilds. In applying, it is more than likely the Guildmaster, Hezon, will approve your application and organise a time to invite you in game. This isn't needed, though- you can just mail Hezon here or in game, and we can organise a time to recruit you! See the recruitment tab at tlos.enjin.com/recruitment for more info and an application form! WE HOPE TO SEE YOU IN GAME! Click here for some photos of our guild at work in Ops, parties, and fun!

They do look great. The Watchman and the Dread Scout are actually the same, meant for power and accuracy. The Master Scoundrel is a tad different with alacrity instead of accuracy. If you're a healer, go with the Master Scoundrel, and if you're a DPS, with the other two. Otherwise if it's purely aesthetic you can rip the mods and take any. From memory the Scoundrel has white sleeves while the other two have black.

Did you try a quest reset? If not, the Customer Service guys are usually pretty good when it comes to stuff like this, so I'd pop it there.

Depends whether you want heals, DPS or tank in your playstyle. Bounty Hunter will let you do all 3 haha. Heals are fun to level with as a Merc, make pops that little (huge) bit easier, the animations are good and the heals themselves are quite simple but rewarding. Tank powertech is bleurgh in my opinion, and that was the first Bounty Hunter I rolled. They're fun, you can use your jetpack to bolt to other people, and you can be pretty strong, but if you want to tank I'd say do a Jugg or an Assassin instead. More fun and probably better off doing so. If you're DPSing, Merc all the way. I'd say Arsenal, or whatever the missile one is, is a hell of a lot of fun. Best of luck, have fun.

I know this will sound ridiculously stupid, but most of my class mission issues are fixed with a relog. If its freezing, try aborting the conversation rather than trying to space it. Who is the conversation with?

I really don't think the graphics of Minecraft are remotely valid when discussing SWTOR, as much as I love them...

Sounds brilliant. Just hoping Bioware has a listen to these ideas and implements them accordingly. I've always wanted guild ships, but empty space just for the sake of standing around is not really what we want guys, so please, take on the indeed relatively simple to program and simple ideas of the OP, even if the ships are just generic designs for empire/republic, and add a little customization- clearly possible what with strongholds.