Thanks. This was what I figured, but I thought I'd ask to be certain.

I know I've seen this question posted before, but I just surfed through 20+ pages and couldn't find it. I've maxed out my affection with Andronikos, but he hasn't prompted me for conversations for a while now (since his affection was below 6k, I think). I'm level 38 now. Can I assume the conversations will resume after I proceed further in the story? Thanks.

Once I realized I'd gotten the quest this thread referenced, I knew there was a way around but... I just leroy'd it. Died three times before making it through.

I redid the mission with Bowdaar, who did the same thing. I think it would've run that way regardless...but I was pretty sure he was serious when he said that, despite the protests. I remain ambivalent about Corso, though I was tempted to sleep with Skavak just to piss him off. LOL. But that wouldn't have made sense for my character. The next time I roll a smuggler, though... *cackle"

I died once after killing the sith lady and ended up having to go bed before I could finish it off. When I came in this morning, Diago and the Jedi were still fighting. For me, having Bowdaar to constantly hit the guy was what did it. It kept Diago from healing so fast, and I was able to take him out easy-peasy. I tried a couple times with Corso. He lasted maybe 10 seconds, and I keep him well-armored.

That's strange. I solo'd it at level 28. Corso was useless. I would still be on it were it not for Bowdaar.

It is possible I misheard. Wouldn't be the first time. I've only tried it twice so I've had two chances to hear the dialogue (not sure why the convo repeats in that instance, but whatev). I paid extra attention the second time, and I could've sworn it was "you [comma] Captain." Pronounced pause. But I will happily eat my words the next time I take a crack at it. I figure I'll level up to 28 then try again. I'm kinda sucktastic at it right now.

I'm a chick, liberal feminist, and I'm completely ambivalent toward Riggs. Yeah, his chauvinism annoys me, but I think the fact he begs me for help whenever he's dying cancels that out. Bowdaar just tells me he's failed me and tries to die with dignity. Corso has to make it a, "Save me, Cap't!" every time his health teeters. Still, he's fairly respectable and even quick-witted at times. If he were a complete chauvinist and, say, fought me for control, told me a chick couldn't lead like a man could, or didn't respect my authoritah, he'd be a piece of furniture aboard my ship. I like to think I'm showing him his home-grown ideas about gender roles are completely erroneous. The one time he really pissed me off, though, was when facing the sith on Tatooine. She tries to mind-control me and fails. Then she tries to mind-control Corso and succeeds. At the very least, BioWare, if you're going to make Corso my sole romance option, don't make him out to be weak-willed. So far as I've seen (am only level 27 at the moment), it didn't affect what occurred there at all, so why throw it in at all? So yes, from a personality standpoint, Corso has his definite flaws. He's the gentleman the South forgot...but he has my back when I need it, doesn't try to run me, and is very loyal. I understand the hate, but I also understand the love. I'm just somewhere in the middle.

Whether or not you, me, or anyone who has ever been presented a TOS or whatever actually reads them, we're still bound to follow the rules they establish. Most people, granted, will not read them...but if I violate a rule because of something that WAS presented to me for review that I neglected to read, that's on me, not Bioware, or the company in question. Same goes here. Which part of this was unprofessional?

Which specific abilities, if you don't mind my asking a dumb question?

Thank you! ETA: I really thought I was doing something wrong. I'll try to implement these suggestions. TY!

I've been playing for a few days and while I have pretty much figured out the bulk of physical combat for my character, there are a number of attack prompts that tell me I don't have enough rage to use it. I have identified the rage meter, but aside from fighting, I have no idea how to build it...and by the time it has been sufficiently built, the fight is over and I lose those rage bars. If someone can assist in how to build my character's rage to at least use this functionality when it's called for, I'd really appreciate it.