That's the thing though--they still "talk", our characters still have responses for it, but it lacks the actual interactive dialogue.

Aaaaaaaaaaarggggggh... Just kill me now and get it over with. I don't mind voiceless, but I can't stomach having a quest "pop up" rather than actual dialogue. Sigh. I guess I'll see soon enough. Thanks

It's been an age but I recently resubscribed and have been enjoying myself... Right up until I started Rishi and noticed a bunch of side-quests which are of the usual god-awful "grab and go" variety seen in other MMOs--i.e. no elaborate dialogue. I get it, many of them (if not all) are "dailies" which amount to little more than an optional grind-fest, but I can't fathom why they need to litter the game world: why, if offering the quests through ordinary interactive NPCs was too much effort, they couldn't simply have been hidden behind some terminal like the Heroics and Operations (which, while enjoyable in their own right, don't detract from the world itself)? At the moment these "grab and go" quests pervade the world under the facade of "living" characters that have ye olde problems in need of being solved; cue interactive cutscene when you engage them. Instead it's a meaningless pop-up, some background blathering and that usual inescapable urge to just "grab and go". After all, if such a paltry amount of effort was put into offering the quests, what incentive is there then to bother doing them? I'd started to simply ignore them all until, during the Revan expansion, I reached that point where they force you to do six of them to progress with the main story and these feelings of "ugh... why did they do this to this game?" crept up once more. So, out of frustration, I was wondering if this irritating manner of initiating side-quests persists into Knights of the Fallen Empire or, if through some optimistic force borne out of similar frustration by others in the past, BioWare stopped doing this? Thanks, folks.

Fantastic. The Android SK is out but can't be downloaded in non-launch regions. Absolutely wonderful.

+1 to barber shop. Hopefully with some newer/different hairstyles and facial hair and more customisation settings.

You can upgrade to the digital deluxe edition: https://account.swtor.com/user/digitalupgrade But you'd have to source a collector's edition if you want the code. To be honest, unless you want the physical things in the CE, it's really just not worth it. A mouse droid and a CE vendor that doesn't really have anything significant are about all you'll get out of it otherwise. Bum deal for CE owners, great news for folk who just want to upgrade for $20

I check daily for the Android app I have the CE, but I prefer using my phone (which I know I won't lose).

Cape Town, from MyGaming.co.za and, you guessed it, same guild and server Looking forward to seeing you all in-game. ROCK ON! And, of course, may the obligatory Force be with you.