We have used this for the last two raid nights for our guild. Very easy to setup, very easy to use, and our entire guild has been very impressed so far. Our tanks are especially looking forward to a midigation focused pop-out. (hint, hint ) Again, great job!

Awesome tool! Tested it on PTS, and cannot wait to try it out in my guild's raids. Great job!!

Meh... We just have the tank aggro him, and then run away until we get to the room right after the first boss encounter. We can kill him before the adds appear, once he's dead we simply exit area. Re-enter the FP, collect loot, next boss. **Oh, once you re-enter, you'll appear in the room behind Interogator's original spot, so be prepared to fight a few mobs.

So angry... Look at the brightside...YOU didn't spend hundreds of mlions of dollars doing R&D, testing, clinical trials, lobbying, patening, marketing, etc for a new heart drug, and then have to sit by and watch another company clone your work and sell it for the cheap (generic) in 10yrs. Oh, wait..that's a RL scenerio...disregard.

I lol'd Kind of the opposite really. Someone who can change targets while healing reliably instead of simply moving their mouse 3/4 of an inch to the left while spamming 1-3 buttons does infer a higher level of skill.

While I agree with your sentiment, I can see where the OP is coming from. My understanding is that when you travel to a planet, the entire planet is loaded while we're presented with the loading screen. If the entire planet is loaded, why so many additional instancing (steps) just to get to the planet? Take Belsalvis. You fly there - or to the orbital station, click your ship's door, wait, run 60 meters straight ahead to another door, wait, run across the promenade toward the shuttle, click the shuttle door, wait...NOW you're on Belsalvis. It just seem tedious, with no real purpose. And before you say breadcrumb quests, those could have easily been placed on the planet itself. I'd be ecstatic if they'd at least allow speeders in all the space ports and docks.

This post is neither in agreement nor disagreement of the OPs chosen topic, but rather me sharing a general rule I believe could help make any forum a better place. Whether it be political opinion, financial advice, or simply office gossip... I never take anyone else's word for it. I go straight to the source. In this case, going straight to the source is reading coporate filings over on the Securities and Exchange Commission's website. Before perpetuating someone else's opinion as fact, I would do yourself - and everyone else a favor, and go do some reasearch of your own. Link to their filings page on sec.gov