Hi guys, I was wondering how in-game SWTOR content would relate to the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). We all know IP adress and names are classified as 'personal data', but what about in-game content? Like: - Cartel Market purchases - Story choices - Friend lists - Chat logs - Characters created by you Would this classify as 'personal data' under Article 4 (1) GDPR? (I literally have no other place to ask this so I come begging to any law peeps here before I fully reject this notion and write a thesis about something else.)

Happy birthday SWTOR! SWTOR means more to me than I can describe. I love the game so, so much. However, one thing I clearly put into words: SWTOR has been of great importance during my teenager years. I grew into adulthood with it. Most importantly, as a non-native English speaker, it taught me advanced English and even got me two Certificates. I started playing in 2015. Back then, practically all the English I learnt was through study books. As a teenager, SWTOR introduced me to a very rich vocabulary -- in the first year I definitely looked up words including 'unauthorized', 'eligible', 'queue'...! Even 'melee', haha. It taught me English in the most fun way possible, at a high level too. I took two big exams for English Certificates and I got a great score on both of them. That would have never been possible without SWTOR. Here's to many more years!

Hi all, My friend made an unofficial fanbase survey to see what the players prefer in this game. It's just for fun, and everyone can see the results after they've voted. Voting would mean a lot! You can check it out here: https://forms.gle/5dWQRfaVWMFXU1XZA Thanks

Won't work for me either. Just finished chapter, but no Arn / Jakarro either, not even in my companion list when I press N.

Excuse my vague title, because I could not find a better way to put it shortly. I've encountered a few problems during the match, I hope I can explain it in a clear manner: http://prnt.sc/k6ffbn http://prntscr.com/k6fg6i 1. In the first picture, while on the left side of the 'true' map, the yellow team had the pylon, the 'minimap' at the top right corner of the screen showed the purple team had it. In the second picture, there was the same problem. http://prntscr.com/k6fglf http://prntscr.com/k6fgv6 2. In the first picture, when I hover my mouse over the yellow 'beam', it says that is my team. When I hovered it over the purple one, that said it was the enemy team. However, as can be seen in the second picture, we were actually the purple team (because we lost). So, to summarize, the colours were sometimes assigned to the wrong team. I hope this feedback helps!

In the Consular storyline (in act II, where you need to the aid the Rift Alliance), Blaesus is the representative of a planet called Erigorm. Blaesus betrays you and turns out to be a Child of the Emperor. Does this mean Erigorm isn't loyal to the Republic (anymore)? Or was he just an individual, and is Erigorm (still) a planet loyal to the Republic? Because I can't recall that the future of Erigorm is clearly stated somewhere in the game, though I might be wrong.