Just to throw something out there - what if level 55 uses a different type of PVP token?

I can't help being bumpy, I'm a Zabrak....

I believe I previously got Social Points via Holocalls - which is an option which presents if you're not present.

I too am also curious as to what possible benefit you could gain from this tip. I've probably been PVPing longer then you've been alive, and I've not come across this at any time in the past.

I'm level 50 and never found a use for it.

Well, at the end of the day, I'm enjoying the game and they aren't, so I suppose I win

You say it sounds easy, but in reality you're looking at a long grind to get your equipment. I believe you'll be looking in the region of about 4,000 commendations as the Champion bags are randomised. You may find that you get 3 centurion tokens, or 1 centurian token and an equipment token, and from what I've read on other forums, it's quite common to get duplicate equipment tokens.

So people who show better co-ordination, organisations and strategies are to be considered lame? Personally, I enjoy the challenge of re-oganising a team of PUGs to beat a coordinated team. Sorry, but if you don't like your opponents, you leave and queue again.

You could try and get some friends, use voice communication and superior tactics to achieve your goals instead.

I give out my MVP votes based on medals earned or objectives scores dependants on my mood. I'm a PVP tank and I quite frequently get MVP votes. I'm not sure if I've ever been the MVP though, cause I'm usually already queuing for the next battle before the votes are in

Give all classes unlimited HP and instant cast heals which heal 55,000 damage, a suite of stuns which affects all enemies for the next 4,000 years and also something which lets your entire team stealth. Or teach people how to play their classes properly... you know?

I don't see how what you said is very different to what I said if I'm quite honest. Most of the level 50's advantage comes from the kit, but kit doesn't make you a good player.

It's not just about what skills they have on their quick bars and what helmet they have on. I'd rather have a level 15 player who knows how to pass the ball in Hutball at the right time, or helps defend objectives properly, than a level 50 who wades in without a clue or hogs objectives without actually contributing.

The zone's far too big to promote any real PVP anyway. Perhaps if the zone was smaller and you got commendations for any kills, it would attract more PVPers and be more worth-while.

Biowares response would likely point out that you're all given similar HP due to match bolster - and that their advantage is having a few more skills to use, where-as yours is getting XP from the kills you're helping to get. My response would be to quit whining - I've seen lowbie players do excellent things compared to higher levelled players in PVP.