Vehicles on Fleet need to end.

mine, next!

But... it's an RPG. Doesn't driving a vehicle inside a space station seem the slightest bit out of place? It'd be like seeing wampas out in the desert of Tatooine or to suddenly find yourself cornered by a Krayt Dragon on Manaan; immersion-breaking and lore-breaking.

you mean the same RPG that has a light sided decision being to convince someone to turn their space station's guns on their allies and unload, killing thousands of people, while the dark sided option is just to murder another person in the same boring way you've been doing it for the last five hundred times?

or the RPG which curiously enough forces an alien, non sith player to side against the imperial faction that wants to open up the galaxy to more interspecies work than the xenophobic empire and is thus the better call in the long term?

please, anyone arguing for the story of this game needs to stop. most of the "choice" systems are pathetic, and the character customization beyond appearance is non existent because there is no long-term meaningful impact of your choices.

I didn't actually say anything about the story, in my previous post. If you really believe what you said about this being a poor RPG, wouldn't improving immersion by restricting vehicles to places where they would actually be improve the quality of the game, from that standpoint?

I don't think "it's bad, but let's make it worse for coolness" is really a very good way to think about the progress in this game.

QFT. Get rid of the large speeders in fleet. Nuff said.

the problem with SWTOR's story isn't something that can be fixed with a cosmetic shift to the atmosphere of one area, its a mixture of mostly poor writing, an utter lack of any sensible character development as anything that could help you see your character becoming better is invariably relegated to "credit sink" status (legacy perks, gear, abilities), and a complete lack of any long term impact of your choices.

I say complete lack because those little emails don't count, and they don't count because bioware didn't count them when they transferred characters. without those little messages I go from little connection to my storyline to no connection to my storyline, and that sums up why the overall story/rpg side of SWTOR is a failure.

Any one knows you throw your light saber (no laser swords in SW) with your arm!!! You make it come back with the power of your mind. jeezzz -1 force point for you LOL.... I do know what you mean though. I should have said unrealistic in the SW setting.

This. Although I never use a speeder on fleet (because it breaks my immersion ^^ ) I can accept that others want to get as fast as possible everywhere. But why not make most of the fleet a "speeder highway" where speeders are allowed but e.g. the areas around the GTN booths or at shops auto-dismount-areas?

Best solution in my opinion.

Just my 2 Credits, Niko

With the way the fleets are constructed the better way to go would be allow vehicles in the main thoroughfares but force dismount when you go into the compartments like the where the class trainers, vendors and the GTN is. As others have said I don't want to lose the ability to get where I want to go on fleet quickly because of a few *****holes.

I don't see an issue. I can click the terminals through the vehicles just fine, why can't you?