Raids aren't the definition of pve. Where is the other pve (the pve that most people do ie solo pve). I'm feeling no love for pvers at all :/

This^ Make endgame crafting. And make it good.

Lederhosen and a beer?

I see 12/12 (12 Dec) then 12/1 (12 Jan) then 10/2 (10 Feb)...so seeing a 2 day jump?

We're talking about it all however.

It's a new system, not just passing content. If the system is important to pve players then setting it in pvp area makes it exclusionary to the majority of players who rolled on a pve server so they don't get open world pvp forced on them. Speculative feedback at this point is necessary, as the HK-51 forced pvp shows Bioware does not yet understand forced pvp is not wanted - they could easily be doing it again.

On a pve server the pve players should not have to change their behaviour to accommodate the pvp players. The pvp flagging exploits need to be fixed, and there should be no forced pvp AT ALL on a pve server.

How about learn from your mistakes and try not to get snippy when someone helps you. I'll follow your advice though and put you on ignore, best not to read garbage after all.

Only 2? I think you can only use 4 of the 8 unless you buy extra slots. Nobody gets deleted though, just you can't use them (you'll have to pick which ones to make active I think).

No point getting worked up, but discussing the possibilities of interpretation, and discussing what we do or do not want (forced pvp for pve players) is important for them to understand what we don't want to see repeated again (HK-51). They've screwed up in the past, and have not corrected the screw up. They haven't even closed up the pvp flagging exploits for pve players, and it's been well over a year now. It's clear they do not understand (or do not care) that pve players do not want forced pvp, so telling them before they screw up yet again is a sound move.

You know, if you don't actually know the words "per se", you could use a term like "necessarily" in its place.

...and this is important as it forces the free players to the cartel shop to buy these items directly, thereby spending a little cash to help pay for their spot on the server. This is why the credit limit above all things needs to remain.

I know! Going to get a new gfx card very soon, then --->

The problem with your argument is you're ignoring the fact this isn't just an extra bit of content, it's a whole new system (reputation system). This makes it a strange thing indeed to withhold from pve players, unless all it offers is pvp rewards (or unless they are planning on making the system available in areas that don't flag players for pvp). Incidentally HK-51 also forced pve players into pvp areas, which isn't something we want to see occur again.

Why would a pve player be on a pvp server? Most (if not all) issues that people have with this are speaking as pve players on a pve server.