The dialogue scenes aren't pre-rendered, and whilst some paths would have to be left open for the occasional NPC walking around, it seems very odd that ship customisation isn't possible. If anything, the quote implies there's additional content planned for companion interactions (or events) aboard the ships.

SWTOR is in the same boat WoW was pre-dungeon finder - you spend more time trying to find a group than actually in the instance. Of course, the Dungeon Finder can put you with morons and ninjas, but better that than still being sat on the fleet.

FPS issues seem to be being 'blamed' on users, rather than the engine. Is this issue really being investigated seriously?

I'm not computer illiterate, I'm not a child, I can play current gen games on medium to high. SWTOR consistently gives me ~15 FPS. This is the engines fault, not my computer. Don't misunderstand me, I'm still loving the game, but there definitely does seem to be some form of memory leak. This should have come up in testing, and it's unacceptable that these issues got into the release version.

I've had Columi set pieces drop for classes that weren't present. Which is slightly annoying at the best of times.

Black on blue is the worst colour combination to read. No, really.