Read. Understand.

Of course the phrasing is nebulous enough to infer that the "balance" he brought back to the force could be Luke himself.

Well the Sith Inquisitor takes you from Nobody to Nightmare*, starting as a slave and hated by the instructor and other students, and becomes a powerful Sith Lord. The Sith Warrior is much more respected and feared from the begining with everyone touting you and the new big thing in the Empire. So I guess it's up to you which you prefer. *Warning: TvTropes link. May suck time out of the universe.

Not really, seen as I've been in conversations with my only 2 other guildies (for now) present and watching how the conversation changes. It's one of my favourite features so far.

The CE vendor is not the same as the DD vendor. You can get access to the latter but not the former.

It's probably worth noting that a Grey Jedi is not the same thing as being a force sensitive on the neutral part of the Light/Dark spectrum. Grey Jedi are defined by their schism with the Jedi council over policy and philosophy. For example a jedi who subscribes to the Potentium view of the force is not likely to agree with the Council who generally assert the view of the Living Force. So if you want to play a Grey Jedi you can be as Light sided as you like (though if you veer to far into the Dark side, you stop being rebellious and just become Sith) you just tell the council to shove it when they're wrong.

The trick to true strength in the Dark Side isn't just being angry, in fact hot, screaming anger actually seems detrimental. Cold, focused hatred is what the true Sith deal in. In a way the Sith are calm in battle, it's just more "Tranquil Fury" than "Inner Peace."

Most of the good advice has been given already. Blah. Anyway, if you're soloing it may be an idea to pick up some presence gear to buff your companion.

Pizza. Went to work anyway and again today. Wouldn't have gotten laid anyway because my girlfriends working long shifts over xmas so I don't see much of her.