Can I transfer my legacy and guild as well?

Oh, I did not know that Shadow of Revan had separate class stories. That is nice to hear. And thanks for answering regarding KotFE and KotET - I guess it's what I feared. Quite unfortunate, really. The original Imperial Agent story was my absolute favourite exactly because it showed the Star Wars universe from a rarely explored perspective - with very little mention of Jedi/Sith or the force in general. Though I suppose that it sensible for Bioware to focus on what is the main draw of the IP.

Hello everyone, I played quite actively during launch and into ROTH (Makeb) and completed all class stories, but not beyond that. I would like to play all the story expansions now and was wondering if I'd lose anything by playing the new chapters as an Agent. The story somehow seems very focused on force users and it I fear that a sniper would feel out of place there. Without spoiling the events post-Makeb, does the story feel sensible for everyone, not just Sith/Jedi? Thank you very much in advance!

I also preferred the Sith Warrior story. The Jedi one was not bad (I liked the DS ending), but I found it to be a bit cliché.

Thank you very much for the answer!

Hello everyone, I played SWTOR a lot for a few years (have the "Legendary" status, i.e. - all class stories completed) and stopped playing shortly after the Revan expansion. Now I'm feeling overwhelmed by all the new story content - I definitely want to experience it in the right (or optimal) order. Previous experience with how BioWare handled story DLC in Mass Effect makes me wary of playing them in the wrong chronological order and spoiling the story for myself. Is it possible to accidentally play the chapters in the wrong order? Is there a guide that'd help me guide through the process? Or can I just play along without the risk of getting the order wrong/not optimal? Thank you very much in advance and have a pleasant weekend! PS - I never unsubscribed from the game so I assume I have access to all the content. Is that correct?

Hello everyone! I'm almost finished with all of the class stories and was wondering about the general state of the galaxy after all the class stories (with some negating the effects of others) end and the events on Makeb are added. I remember seeing an interview with what I think was a BioWare writer summing up the situation and chronology of all the events as well as discussing how the events in each story impact each other. However, I'm having difficulty finding this interview not that I know the stories and could read it without spoilers. Does anyone happen to know which interview I'm talking about? Or is there another good source where the sate of the galaxy is summarized? Thanks in advance and have a good week! Best regards, Gradivus

Indeed. Same with driving a Korrealis Commander, which is probably the single most expensive item in the game credits can buy. IF there are any available at all on the server. Would be a shame to see them made available to anyone willing to spend real money. Instead, Bioware should include new limited time items, to give the people who started playing later also a chance to distinguish themselves later on.

This is truly awful. Painful to read. I love this game to death but if something like that happened to me an I was waved off by support like that, I'd quit as well. I do hope someone from Bioware reads this and it gets settled, though. Otherwise, it's really inexcusably bad service. No matter what the companies policies are - that's inexcusable.

Have not noticed this. Will have to open SWTOR on the second monitor and camp Alderaan!

Not new. Have had this happen to me a few times during the last few months. I Alt+Tab and close the SWTOR.EXE process so I don't get automatically removed from the group, then restart the game and I'm back in with the UI and still in group (provided I haven't been votekicked).

Windows 8 runs AAA games better than Windows 7.

Quite an interesting insight into the game's evolution. I've been subscribed since launch and enjoy the game now more than ever. Glad to see it's going strong and has a lot of interesting changes yet to come.

Indeed. If you want to know how to make impressive-looking armour without vulcanos on the shoulders, look at Age of Conan.

This.