Oh dear, where do I start? Fairly small maps with little requirement or incentive to explore, and no ability for player built settlements or towns. pointlessness of multi seat speeders with no option for passengers. (how immersive would it feel as a group to pile into the same speeder and jet of to the objective?) Not even your companions sitting in the passenger seat. Piloting, nothing beats sitting down in the pilots seat and having a galaxy laid out before you. Now I'm sad, I miss Star Wars Galaxies.

I can't Find any reference to Poe being adopted by Leia anywhere, with searches on Wookieepedia and multiple search engines.

As in the title. Since there are so many seemingly random, or irrelevant to the story companions now, is there a possibility of getting an imperial astromech companion?

Adjusted for inflation The original Star Wars box office is around 1.6 billion. Making that more successful.

I used the low cap of 3600 last week, but it hasn't even been reset to that for me. I just logged back in and binary star realty is still at zero.

Hopefully it will also fix the Binary Star Realty weekly reputation cap, so that it's increased to the standard amount.

Driver version 310.90, probably not the latest it was released in January. Ambient Occlusion Quality Anisotropic filtering Application-controlled Antialiasing - Gamma corrention On Antialiasing - Mode Application-controlled Antialiasing - Setting Application-controlled Antialiasing - Transparency Off Cuda - GPUs All Maximum pre-rendered frames Use the 3D application setting Texture Filtering - Anisotropic sample optimisation Off (If I recall correctly I set this to off when I had some stuttering in a game that shouldn't have taxed my system at all, I think I found some information suggesting setting this to off. But for the life of me I can't remember the advice or the game.) Texture Filtering - Negative LOD bias Allow Texture Filtering - Quality Quality Texture Filtering - Trilinear optimisation On Threaded optimisation Auto Triple buffering On Vertical sync Off

i7-3770K 12gb ram GTX 680 Windows 7 64-bit I'm running with everything set to maximum and the only time I get any lag or frame rate drops is the first few seconds after loading the fleet at peak times.

A paragraph from Wookieepedia on 'Force Sight' the ability the Miraluka use to see: The Miraluka relied on this power constantly to compensate for their physical blindness. They could not perceive colors but could distinguish organics (even dead) and their alignment from the surrounding environment by their characteristic aura. Most objects, including doors and walls, appeared translucent, allowing to see through them. The Miraluka were the most skilled experts of the technique. Thanks to it, their reflexes were strengthened enormously. I hope this helps.

It does seem strange that different regions would have different cutoff times for a digital pre-order at this point in time. But this time was also posted in article on DarthHater. http://www.darthhater.com/articles/swtor-news/22692-pre-order-rise-of-the-hutt-cartel-expansion-today I'd give someone my early access if I could, because I'm not going to make use of it. I'm still leveling alts so I won't play the expansion untill they're all 50, I'm even holding off on HK-51 untill then.

That isn't a time I pulled out of the air or incorrectly converted, it is a time that bioware placed on their website in the link I posted.

The cutoff was most assuredly 5:59AM GMT on the 7th of January. So if you didn't order before then and haven't gotten your confirmation email I'm sorry to say you will not have early access. For clarity this should be all the answers on pre-order bonuses for ROTHC. http://www.swtor.com/support/helpcenter/7239

Unfortunately it looks like you may need to upgrade both your graphics card and your cpu. The card is nearly six years old (you may or may not have had it that long but that's when it started being made). And your processor is being discontinued this year, though replacing that may also require a new motherboard, which may or may not work with your current memory. Sorry about this but your card and processor aren't really made for intense gaming, so if you don't play many games upgrading may not be the best choice as it could get expensive.

This thread isn't about (or at least didn't start) complaining about paying for the DLC. It's about the lack of information surrounding a product people are being offered. The armour, the card pack and the coins all have the benefit of potential buyers being 100% aware of what they're spending their money on. Which is the real problem with this, you don't really know what you've paid for at this point. That's why people aee debating (arguing) it's potential value to players under level 50, right now even that isn't known.

So, the relatively inexpensive nature of this 'expansion' means nobody should expect to actually be told what they're spending their money on? I thoroughly agree with the desire for more information. I have pre-ordered (£5.00 for the UK incidentally), but the lack of information left a very bitter taste in my mouth.