I'm surprised you got one to work, never had any luck myself unfortunately. (Mind sharing what you installed, BTW?) Did you hear some fan noise when running SWTOR? (And for curiosity sake, what is the idle temperature of your MacBook? (no programs running, idle on the desktop) FYI it may be high, don't be too surprised considering the cooling solutions that this laptop has. But I would be concerned if they're similar to what you have when running the game, which tells me something about the cooling is definitely off, or some other program is running in the background)

My thoughts of TFA: A modern film for a more modern age of the 21st century (with everything that comes with a modern film that is) But it's all up to everyone to decide what they like for themselves, so I don't particularly find anything wrong with Disney ATM. I'll sing my tune, Disney can keep singing theirs. I can't force Disney to sing mine, nor will Disney force me to sing theirs. They might make decent content, but like everything else, take it with a grain of salt. It's all fiction anyways.

TBH, what he said was not too far from the truth, although I don't particularly condone his word choice there. From the looks of your CPU temps, I assume the system crashed due to severe thermal-throttling, partly on the fault of manufacturer which is Apple here. Why the MacBook Air has so limited cooling is beyond me, but the reason why your computer crashed most likely was the thermal throttling, which lowered your CPU clock speed, and turn caused the game to freeze up; ending up in a system crash. Now I'm not quite familiar with what been going with SWTOR patches and what-not lately, but my guess is either that or any system changes (installing new programs, updates, etc.) that you've done in the past week. Or, it could be a sign of hardware failure (fans perhaps stopped working? or something wrong with the CPU or internal motherboard?). Have you been monitoring your system temps before this started happening? Heat is the worst thing that can affect your MacBook's hardware (aside from water of course); there is a likely chance that it was running at high temps causing some hardware failure of some sort (as noted above). EDIT: Noted that you mentioned 'manually' turning on the fans; sorry, but that's actually not possible, unless you have a fan controller and access to it (which Apple sadly does not install on their laptops, but I doubt it actually exists on any other laptops) If you can't diagnose any other issues by yourself, I would say it's a good time to call Apple or a repair shop.

This game is going downhill. Its going to die faster than a granny who just broke her leg if they don't learn from simple mistakes.

If you were expecting this to beat WoW, its not. Its not even going to get close to it, and yes I do agree the consular looks terrible, Mustard and Ketchup

This armor really looks bad, like srsly what is this? Looks like something that would end up in DC Online. If someone just shoved this in my face, I would not guess at all this was Star Wars

I'm going by DD/MM/YY

I just lol'd so hard when I saw this. 1.4 looks bad. 1.3.7 was bad enough.

Loved been ambushed by Containment Force when I tried to board my ship infected. Game felt more real

Probs he is gone

Maybe in a hour? Weekend doesn't sound like pretty soon, thats 7 days away

Annoyed Customer that will leave if F2P sucks. Really tired of them screwing up the entire game...

The respawn time is really unnecessary, it was orginally made for other World Bosses so you can't run it continuously, but since there is a debuff that locks you out, I don't see why there should be one for NiM Pilgrim

I run it Windowed so it's a bit faster for me, if it doesn't close with Task Manager, just keep clicking the End button, it should close.

Happens to me, it just goes not responding, click your task bar and open Task Manager and just end the program there.