Amazing, thank you David! One question remains; wouldn't it make Monday a day prone to mass-inviting? As the day after the newly invited players' points will count?

The current game-mechanic in question is the following: a Guild can invite a Player, let them gain some Conquest points and remove them whenever they want (often before the rewards on Tuesday), WITHOUT the Player's Conquest score being deducted from the Guild total. I won't go into debt about this being tied to Ninja-inviting, mass purges and missed rewards for the removed Players. My simple suggestion is, as this mechanic is used on a large scale to dominate Conquest, that in the light of fair-play this mechanic will be removed, and instead, the points those removed Players made will be deducted from the Guild total.

Happened to me so many times as well. Perhaps one day they will do something about it.

The Helper droid would be a cool addition actually! Bump.

I actually am very glad with it! I doubt many players look at the stat sheets anyway.

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What do the Star Wars movies have to do with this? I genuinely care about the events during Legends, more specifically, the Old Republic. Doesn't have to be anywhere near the Prequels to "make sense". Clarification is always a good thing. To say "canon" ruins it is unfair, I mean although Revan is oficially a male, some people still headcanon him to be female. The Eternal Alliance isn't a small "thing". It's actually really important because during this time you kill the Emperor, and to have some certainty around this great being who killed him, would be great.

Especially after yesterday's content things keep getting more and more complicated. With adding so many NPCs as possible Zildrog fuel, it's even more unclear who lives and who is dead. I love to have an idea of the Outlander, instead of wondering whether he (or she) killed Arcann, Senya, Koth, Theron, Aric, Kaliyo etc. Is the Outlander going to rejoin the Empire or the Republic? What class would he be? Is he a tyrant or a peacekeeper? I know that the main goal is to let everyone decide who their own Outlander is going to be, and let them make their own choices. However, the Outlander is also part of Star Wars Legends. Within Legends, I think it's great to have an idea of this very important individual and what part he plays in all those galactic conflicts. The Wookieepedia article of the Outlander is based on Light Side choices. So I think that is a start. But still there isn't much else known about the Outlander. Light Side would probably mean that you're a Republic class and that you side with them eventually. Also Force-sensitivity would make way more sense. So that leaves Jedi Knight and Consular, and well.. I'd eventually go for Jedi Knight as it's the destiny of them to defeat the Emperor. But still, I (and many more probably) would highly appreciate an official statement so we finally know what we're talking about when it comes to the Outlander.

They've had this huge friendship, beginning in SoR, and once the betrayal began, she suddenly became so mean. I always thought she was more of a gray Sith (if you know what I mean), rather than an evil one. That is how she stands so easily with the Alliance, and after that, the Republic (if you choose to rejoin). She accepts all those things and apparently isn't that loyal to the Empire. She never appears as a very evil person to me. And now that her friend betrays her, she wants to kill him? She's really eager to kill him? And even when Theron explains it all, aka proving that he is a damn good and loyal spy, she is very sceptical? I feel like this way of writing her character is to please Dark Side players to have someone to "kill him with" or at least a bit of support from this over-appreciated so-called Sith. Anyway, the whole "Letting Theron Die" option is just to please players, but luckily, Light Side is the "canon" route for the Outlander anyway. I still haven't forgot how Lana acts during chapter 9 of KotET, if you are going with her and Theron to the Throne. Remember when Theron got shot, and Lana said "We fight together, we die together", and refused to leave him behind. I was kinda hoping for her to step up once more for her long-time friend when you choose that Dark Side option with Theron, but no, of course a character's personality matters less than pleasing players. I should've known by now.

I think the title speaks for itself here. It's just kind of.. Odd!

Indeed, I fully agree. Now we gotta make a headcanon or something for this... Ugh

It's what happens with most kill-able companions apparently -- Koth, Senya & now Theron won't be involved (much) in future content.... Which I really dislike....

Hi there, I've always wondered what function the extra parts on the Conqueror Lightsabers serve, could someone explain it? It looks like some sort of hand protection but I'm not sure if it is resistant to lightsaber blades... Also, wouldn't it just get in the way of combat? Image: https://prnt.sc/hosb3c Thanks in advance!

I just hope this doesn't mean we'll have to wait for another week or two

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