I can see one way of having "Legacy" children.. Given that is a heavily driven story MMO with each planet basically being a progress in time, a new map of the galaxy can be drawn as being 20 years post Battle of Corellia. This map would be a secondary map in the game, giving the current characters you have the option to continue on their story as well as starting a lineage decendancy in the form of having more alts. There would have to be some reasonable restrictions to this. One, you cannot access this map unless you have maxxed affection and completed all companion quests with your marital companion, and possibly to include Act 3, as this would be the galaxy quite sometime after the current events. It would not make sense otherwise. Second, the "Legacy" childern will never be able to access the former galaxy, for obvious continuity reasons, but your current characters can. I can't imagine the resources or time needed for this, but as a future option, this would be epic.

Removed.

Just my opinion here, but if one of our missile abilities were to undergo a few effective changes, perhaps our survivability, or our inability to deal with melee classes, would be in a better situation. We could be given something similar to Missile Blast where a long-range knockback could be applied to, with of course a reasonable cooldown or long enough cast time to prevent knockback-chaining. There is of course the possibility of just increasing the threshold and duration of Energy Shield. Nothing near static barrier, but enough to increase our utility in PvP.

Great. But let's have a level head in how we respond. We don't need the forums to point out someone should do their job. I think we can do better without people being so indignant. To answer your question, the community team does read these boards and relay the information to the developers. Many of the patches show that.

I don't know. Why don't you call up the Austin HQ and ask to speak to the Human Resources Manager and inquire about the job description of the software development team. It may or may not be their job. We only say it because we expect it. And our expectations sometimes are, and this seems to be SO true for these boards, misplaced. Btw, let's try to have a level head in how we respond.

Talk about a tone..

Why are you even here? Why post in a forum for a game you don't care about? Are you so miserable that some people may actually enjoy this game? You're not going to change any decisions that have been made. You're not pointing out anything new. There are people out there that can't even fathom the idea that some people have found enjoyable things in the game and continue on playing it. That's called mind projection fallacy. They go on about how are people stupid for supporting such a crappy game and then actually wish this game would just shut down and fail so hard so that some sort of .. healing process, I guess.. can be amended to fix some sort of implicit wound they have. They are the lover crying in the shower over some lost love. Man up.

Wildstar's housing system for all you homemakers out there.

He's asking basically to buy cartel coins towards "in store credit" for the GTN.

BioWare did hype this game through the roof. But they didn't hype anything they didn't have already had in the game. They hyped the "forth pillar" through the roof, and that's the one thing people, including the haters, said they got right. Even you are saying that. I don't see how the hype was false. As for the zones (if you mean planets) two to three times the size of a WoW zone, they didn't hype this. Beta players did. And I would say some of these planets are two to three times the size of WoW zones. They're just linear as you pointed out. 50 more planets planned. I don't see how BioWare failed on something in planning stages, since planning is just that, planning. Matter of fact, there are several instances that point to this planning. For one, you have Makeb. Secondly, information has been datamined indicating Varl and Lehon do exist to a degree. I'm still trying to figure out what the average MMO gamer wants. People on one side wanted Sorcs nerfed. People on the other side didn't want Sorcs nerfed. People on one side wanted Operatives nerfed. People on the other side didn't want Operatives nerfed. The community can't even decide. You stand by the OPINION that if people wanted this much story they would buy a book. It's not a fact. I however stand by the fact that KOTOR was a popular game by many players, as well as Mass Effect, and those had story. Games can be a medium for story just as well as any book. I agree with you here; except for the mini-games. I'm of the mind, and the experience, that only a few select people play mini-games in any MMO.

You probably should of wrapped this in the spoilers tag.

Actually it doesn't. Venting, as a form of coping mechanism, increases stress rather then decrease . While acceptance, humor and positive reframing helps to decrease the stress and cope with perfection tendencies (i.e. expecting services in full).

Heh, this outfit reminds me of .

Any plans for a community effort event like the Gates of Ahn'Qiraj; maybe with something in line of the Rakghoul event?

Save it. People are not going to get it. Instead reposting in ongoing suggestion threads over and over where this stuff is already being suggested to get a point across and have, you know, one unifying voice, people are going to post separately because that's how they view it as getting a point across, even though that form is no where near as being optimized as a major thread, and now we so many mixed threads that it becomes confusing and non viable for actual review and comment. The people on these boards are so self-defeating sometimes.