If no one else is willng to say it, I will..

I want Insta-travel between Planets and Fleet.


To hell with Starports and Profession Hangars and Orbital Stations and Ship.


It's boring and stupid.

There, I said it.

If, for some reason you dissagree, thats your right. Personally, I think your nuts.

What's wrong with my nuts?



Oh yeah because it's sooo painful to run a bit and be in a social setting to get to your mailbox. You know, might as well put all the trainers and all the NPCs on your starship so you never have to leave it.

What's wrong with you guys? Everybody knows this type of laziness kills a game, ESPECIALLY THE MMO PART.

The worst part about this all is traveling to dromund kaas and needing to get to the center of the city >.>

Lets say im on Taris
And need to go for a class quest to dromund kaas this is how that goes..

> Travel to the shuttle
> Travel to the orbital station (small loading screen)
> Walk through the orbital station to get to the air lock
> Enter your ship (cutscene)
> Loading screen
> Walk to your galaxy map
> Select the destination
> Small flight cutscene (no problems for this one)
> Exit your ship
> Another loading screen (these take freaking long... i mean all to world loading screens are really messed up 1-2 minutes (without installing it on a SSD) )
> Walk out of your hanger to the elevator
> Go up (small loading /black screen thingie)
> Walk through the spaceport to get outside
> Use taxi to travel to dromund kaas entrance
> Use your speeder to get to the dromund kaas central taxi (since yes they are not connected for no reason at all ?! )
> Use the dromund kaas central to hop over to the back of the city
> Walk towards your Darth


And then finally get told to get back to taris! *nerdscreams! *

Not a bad idea. It's not like when you want to get to your ship you'll be in the mood for socializing anyway. The only thing this idea does is allow you to skip the run and loading screens between the spaceport bind and your ship. So I don't see it hurting community, nor would it hurt immersion anymore than quick travel already does.


I like it.

I wonder who thought this might be a good idea, or is it necessary, because the game can't handle it properly if we could travel faster? Anyway, it's just another terrible design decision BioWare made with this game.