There is a reason why you can reset your skill points if you don't like the choices you made Reading the guides on the class forums helps a lot though. They are not definite answers, just what people have discovered and found to be working skill sets. There's always the individual factor which affects on which are the best skills for you, like do you want more control over fights or just more damage as an example. It's a bunch of compromises in the end.

That simply does not exist. The makers want to leave these decisions up to players.

Well so far I've seen him just answering people that they're wrong and he's right when people try to educate him. Asking things when you don't know is one thing, telling everyone else they're wrong is another.

Yes. Replacing barrel or hilt of a weapon gives you the direct stat bonuses on said barrel/hilt, increases the dmg range of the weapon and increases force/tech power on it. Similarly replacing armor mod on armoring gives you the direct stats on the armor mod and increases the armor value of the item.

The tech power, or force power for force weapons, is based on the hilt/barrel of the weapon. Orange items don't have stats of their own, with the exception of armor type (light/medium/heavy) being a multiplier on armor value.

Current lvl50 dailies are on Ilum, Belsavis and Fleet for pvp & flashpoints. To access Belsavis dailies you need to finish the Belsavis bonus series and for Ilum dailies the Ilum series. Bonus series on other planets are not necessary to access these.

I believe he means the daily heroic4 quest on Belsavis which rewards you with orange companion weapons with blue lvl50 mods on them.

It doesn't mean you need to finish every bonus series on every planet but I believe you do indeed need to finish the whole Belsavis bonus series before you can do the dailies there.

12pm GMT.

Currently no, sometime in the future possibly yes with a likely pricetag attached on it. At the moment if you wish to play on another server you need to start from lvl1 over there.

I see quite frequently single player shouting for lf3m (or any variation like lfm tank + healer + dps) which basically means he's taking the job of actually forming (and leading) a group instead of just being another one shouting for others to invite him into a group. The lfg people on the other hand can be insanely passive, you can see a nice group of tank, healer and couple of dps lfg in /general for minutes and none of them makes the first move to form a group which obviously is there.

Purple color crystals are actually one of the cheapest ones sold on that vendor while having same stats as some more expensive ones and cost 125k which is hardly difficult to come by even at mid-levels unless you spend all your credits on leveling crew skills. In such case it's about setting your priorities. What you need to understand is games like this require money sinks, items that do not necessarily even provide benefit over other players but are still desirable and remove currency from the game preventing inflation. Without such items or other ways to spend money the new players would be complaining about every basic player sold thing costing too much since all the older players have the money to buy it even at such higher price and thus the marketprice would be set high. Color crystals for 2.5million with actually inferior stats compared to lower priced ones are money sink in its very basic meaning.

I think anything having more rage than pvp forums would cause universe to collapse.

Some skills will also provide a boost of couple of percentage on your main stat.

Right click is your basic attack as long as you have that basic attack on slot1 of your action bar. If you put somethign that requires rage in that slot then you're trying to use that ability when you right click. So, if you wish to use right click as your basic attack you need to put your basic rage generating attack on slot1 of your action bar.