In case anyone's at all curious, turns out I had unlocked DK Kingpin on my Sorc, and I had misremembered it as having been on my BH. Totally my fault, and all is good now. Thanks again for the help.

Really, any company unwilling to keep GMs on staff to investigate reports against players isn't a company that has any business running an MMO. Exploiters will always find a way to thwart any automated system. A human being with judgement and authority to deal with this type of behavior is the only actual solution, but I think it's safe to say BW is unwilling to fulfill this bare-minimum obligation.

Okay, so looking at the responses, one of two things has happened. Either I am definitely bugged, or I unlocked DK Kingpins on a character other than my BH. I'll have to check my other characters to be sure. Thanks for the responses, guys.

I've casually done Bounty Week for a while, but I finally decided I wanted to get the achievements. On Tuesday, I did the Coruscant Kingpin on a Consular. I then logged onto my BH to do a DK Kingpin (already unlocked and done the kill but not the capture on DK), and the mission didn't appear. Last night, I tried again, but the DK Kingpin mission was still not available. I was under the impression the Weekly lockout was per character, not per Legacy. If it's per Legacy, it will take over a year to finish the achievements doing only one Kingpin per month. Even worse, it will take several years to have done all the Kingpins enough times to have made up for the cost of unlocking them. This can't be intended, can it? Am I somehow bugged?

I mean, droids plainly have junk. Otherwise, why would Dirty Kick work on them?

Dang, you got my hopes up. I thought maybe I was done competing with the dozen Jugs with no achievements and only Vette as companions who are farming all the quest mobs 24-hours a day.

Wait, do you not need the [AREA] mission to get the Weekly?

Kockbacks are used so much in this game, it just feels lazy at this point. It boggles my mind that trash mobs have knockbacks at all, but then, trash mobs in this game have stealth detection set at about the level reasonable designers would have given to elites. (Mind you, I'm fairly convinced SWTOR's stealth system was designed by someone who didn't think the game should have a stealth system at all and did the whole thing under protest.)

My Shadow can pretty much get the final boss to a stalemate. I'm in no danger of losing, but he can easily outheal my damage and I just can't interrupt enough of the heals to make any progress. I hate running past him, throwing the grenade, and suiciding. It feels cheap to me. But I have never, not once, gotten a positive response to a LFG for that mission. Huh. Honestly, the only thing I like better about Pubside Section X is that the mission locations form a rough circular progression instead of having to double back. Otherwise, I much prefer Impside. Imps only have one over-long mission in an underground bunker. Pubs have two, each of which is longer than the Impsdide one.

Well, I swear I saw someone terrain hacking on Rishi Tuesday night. I kept seeing slicing nodes vanishing before my eyes without seeing anyone actually harvesting them. Then, I saw one disappear on a platform and saw a name hovering above the surface. I followed the name and briefly saw a character falling off the edge. I ran to the edge and saw only a name disappear into a cliff-face.

What's the matter, Sanders? Chicken? EDIT: Oh yeah, also /signed

Same only worse. First time I answered a call to help kill Trapjaw, I meet up with the couple of other members of the group who are already there. "Hey, a lore object." Click. Group wipe. I doubt that's my silliEST, though.

Exactly. I tried to be nice to her and not encourage her, and I found myself in a conversation where all options led to a makeout session. I never had another conversation with her because I was not comfortable with any of that.

But that's how you're supposed to react, isn't it? Tharan's kind of a pathetic boy-man who needs a vapid bimbo fawning over him to be happy (even if that vapid bimbo is kind of a genius). Holiday is a mirror to Tharan's character flaws.

On my SI, at least, Ashara is a deluded nitwit who had convinced herself she's fighting for a noble cause while she's actually serving the designs of a power-hungry manipulator. Not the worst concept for a supporting character, really.