Yeah, that's perfectly reasonable. I'm down with that

Most of the time I skip everything I've already seen, but I like to watch mine and other player's responses and take screenshot and sech. I've only run into one, and only one that I can recall, instance where someone was in a hurry, but once they understood the person watching the cinematics was watching them for their first time, they backed off. Something like that. To this day peeps still watch, and when I notice that someone is watching while I'm skipping, I slow down and start watching myself, or I skip and wait, whatever. But would you kick somebody for watching cinematics? More likely for being a terrible player, right? Maybe I'm wrong.

Jedi Covenant for the Win

Matriarchal armor. That is all

Zergs! Seriously though, just close your chat window when you're watching. Its your game too, and if you're the healer, chances are you won't get kicked Sometimes you feel like a zerg, sometimes you don't. . .

The content updates started out slow and, well, soon. . .there. . . . . . .will. . . . . . . . . . . .be. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .soooooommmmeeee. . . . . . . . ~Sleep mode~ I'm still working on my next to last class story, and still having fun though

Instead of fixing things they just took them out of the game, so in a sense, yes, they made it easier. I never got to throw the bombs at Malgus :-( Those bombs are still there though, teasing me. . .

^^ This but for different reasons

Judge judge judge! Get some gear; that should fix your problem

Pfft ESO. Elder Scrolls: Good. ESO: Meh.

I mean, even if the developers did absolutely nothing else with Port Nowhere, at least we smugglers could have gone there and hung out and made our own adventures, if necessary, if we wanted to, and also, we could have checked our locker! ATTENTION ALL SMUGGLERS: If you did the thing to have the locker with the stuff (spoiler freeness here), you'd better go and check that out BEFORE you complete your class story. You've been warned (I don't even know if there was anything IN the locker. Does anybody that did the before-mentioned thing with the locker and all that actually go to Port Nowhere and get anything? Cause now I'll never know

Seems the bomber can do everything but actually bomb things. . .

Yeah, I was all excited when I just a few ago finished my Gunslinger story only to learn that Port Nowhere is, well, Nowhere to be found. I hadn't even had a chance to go check a locker that was supposed to have some loot in it and everything! Its there forever, and then poof! No Port Nowhere. I was really digging on the ending of my Gunslinger, only to have some of that thunder stolen by the fact that Port Nowhere is Nowhere to be found. There should be a sad face. . . I feel like I earned that, just to go running around it and saying to myself, "Hey! This is my base, I'm a pirate king! But no. . . Ok, I think I'm done

Review is a fail, however, it took Bioware since sometime In August of last year until Dec 3 to do a Super Secret Space thing and this is all they have to show for it? It might be fun, but only for a few hours at most. There are 2 maps, and guess what? (Spoiler) They are basically the same exact thing. Of all of the myriad ways they could have done Space-based PvP, and this all they could come up with? Well, for you 2 programmers (hypothetically) that programmed this (because if it was a team, hoo!) you did a great job, for just 2 people Galactic Starfighter has been brought to you by Alan Smithee and Alan Smithee. Maybe if we're lucky they'll add a third map in 6 months exactly like the other two. . .

Yeah, the Hero Engine promised so much, but that was before Bioware heavily modified it in ways that, instead of cutting development time in half, it ended up doubling it instead. I'm hoping that over time when they better learn how to manage the beast they've created, they can cut some of that time down. Lesson for the future? Build your own engine next time, or license one that is proven to work so you can be sure what you're getting