After the patch one need to have surging charge to be able to spec induction. But i am unsure if it needs to be active for induction to work or not. The patch notes says it need to be activated. But tooltip does not say anything about it. What is correct? Anyone tested?

Im really pissed at how many bugs they make EACH patch. I cancelled my subscription for this and I suggest you do the same. If they deserve it I will reactivate.

I would rather request that there is a faction split between servers. If you have light side characters you can not have dark side characters on same server and other way around.

Speaking as a melee dps... Sadly the "easily tab target closest enemy" doesnt really work well... Tab targeting is realy weird and sometimes targets enemies much further away or even behind/sides. Sometimes in the heat of battle I struggle really hard getting the right target :S

When talking about chat, we should also mention that the chat is lagging... Is this due to having 1 combined log/chat server? Chat really need some love in this game, as it currently is very hard and difficult to use. Just try having a conversation with more thna 1 person at the same time and you should discover some issues...

Whenever you zone in and out of a warzone the buff is removed. Only way to get it back is to either win objectives or go in and out of the pvp area

Sure, lets just fix autofollow. Who cares about all the other issues.... Play with your companion instead, his autofollow does work... Autofollow is a very minor issue that they can fix when they have fixed the 10000 other bugs that normal players are struggling with

Think about all the poor chinese gold farmers that have been promised long time secure jobs farming gold in SWTOR 16 hours a day to feed their poor family with at least 16 starving illegal kids. The recent hacks, dupes, credit bugs have in an instant put thousands of these peoples without work, and thus created potentially a famine in china! So Bioware, think about all the starving kids and get to work! Sorry... I just had to...

No because they will launder the money as well. How to do this you ask? Have a friend put up a silly item on the AH for a silly amount of money. Go buy this item. Suddenly you have moved a ton of money and in the same time laundered it. Do this a few times, and you wil quickly see that you need a money laundering expert to track down these guys. Do you really think bioware has the money, people and skills to do this?

I never said people were poor. These credits were not stolen from players, they were pumped massively into the game from another source. Its like suddenly 10 people in your neighboorhood got insanely rich. Will that make you poorer? No, but you will see that these guys can buy everything they want when they want it and this will drive prices of some, not all, items up. Especially the really rare, exclusive items/goods.

Obviously you are not selling rare, valuable stuff. If you suddenly got 100000000000000000 euros/dollars etc in your hands, would you then go out on a shopping spree buying used Ladas from eastern europe? Or would you look at the Ferraris? I know what I would go for...

This is probably the best solution with a little tweak. My advice is to delete "any credit value above 1 million credits" for level 50 chars, and anything above 200.000 for lvl 25 and lower. The obvious storagespace for credits is new level 1-6 characters, so any character at level 1-6 with credits above 100.000 should be investigated.

Economy will now be imbalanced for 5+ years no matter how much credits they manage to remove. First of all, you will see that your items that you sell on the AH is sold quicker, with better prices. Second, you will notice that everything will cost more credits. Moneysinks will be implemented. In the long run you will be hurt by this, if you are not one of either 1. One of the cheaters who got away with credits 2. Really active on the auctionhouse selling and buying These 2 playertypes will benefit from this, and be the winners. (As in any financial crisis, you have many loosers and some huge winners) So in the long run most of the players will have to work harder, play more, earn more credits for the same items that you before got for lesser credits. Ultimately, its a financial crisis ingame, just worse. Like it or not, we now have a inflation probably above 100% for a long time. Can Bioware fix this? I doubt it, but know that any solution will hurt you, me and everyone else regardless who cheated.

You Sir, are wrong. Economy will now be imbalanced for 5+ years no matter how much credits they manage to remove. And you ask how this will affect you? First of all, you will see that your items that you sell on the AH is sold quicker, with better prices. Second, you will notice that everything will cost more credits. Moneysinks will be implemented. In the long run you will be hurt by this, if you are one of either 1. One of the cheaters who got away with credits 2. Really active on the auctionhouse selling and buying So in the long run most of the players will have to work harder, play more, earn more credits for the same items that you before got for lesser credits. Ultimately, its a financial crisis ingame, just worse. Like it or not, we now have a inflation probably above 200% for a long time. Can Bioware fix this? I doubt it, but know that any solution will hurt you, me and everyone else regardless who cheated.

Yes, you sumarize assassin pvp pretty well there. You never know what skill you have available so you are forced to try get several of them off at once. Especially backstab is unreliable as it often available but it just wont play more than half the animation and stop there...