I'm light side sith sorc, I hope that I won't loose my lightening I enjoy that aspect. I don't want to be forced to be dark side to use that ability. It's fun being opposite of what is expected for the Sith.

The reason I've played SWTOR since it came out, and come back to it time and time again are not only the great stories but the fact my character actually speaks. It makes the character and it's personality more engaging and immersive. What I noticed was the quests have moved to the npc talking and I just select text. How disappointing. It may save money but in the end I find the game less than it was previously. If I wanted that I could play wow.

Good points: Heroics being 2+, helps when you can't find a group. Cons: Making leveling quicker - They did this in wow and the game became less of a challenge. It seems to cater to people who don't want to play the game and learn their class, they want to be uber right away. This usually leads to poor quality tanks, healers, and dps that are always getting agro. I like wandering the world finding quests, and enjoying the stories that come with them. I learn lore and my class while I play them. By the time I left wow, ever zone was almost always empty except the towns where people waited for battlegrounds to pop and rp'd. What I am hoping for: What made this game addictive for me was the story telling. I would like my class and companion story lines expanded as solo activities. I looked forward to seeing what would happen next with my gunslinger story line, and with khem on my sorcerer story line. If we are getting or could get more chapters there then I would be drawn back to playing the game more. I am not a end game person, I find it exhausting and confusing trying to keep track of what quest I have to do to get mods, and what mods I need to be able to compete in what is left for max levels which is group quests, pvp, and raids.

I have to say I'm really irritated by the fact that anyone can infect me on Fleet or in a group when I did not want to participate in the event. The infection costs $2k to cure or you can't play the character. Maybe I'm missing a free way to cure it w/o during the event but no one has pointed me to one yet. If I wanted to participate I would, like the Gree event or pvp, it should be a choice and not impact people who don't want to try it. If the goal is to make it like a real life outbreak, well then a quarantine warning should be sent before you go to fleet, or join a group. I knew to stay away from Alderaan. It feels to me that I'm wasting my subscription, because I'm not going to want to play this game if I get infected on all my alts and have to pay 2k to get rid of it. Major fail guys.