This was actually one of my first thoughts after learning about the [poorly done] legacy system.

They should have gotten it right BEFORE launching the game.

They might as well just remove the entire planet from the game.

GW2 will easily outsell SWTOR. I won't be surprised to see TSW as well despite people's trepidation toward another Funcom game.

My plan was to at least keep my subscription paid so when 1.2 was released I could get a hands-on look at it. Unfortunately after the recent release of new information about 1.2 I found myself uninterested about it and actually cancelled my subscription today. I am looking forward to my GW2 beta weekends once I pre-purchase it on April 10th.

Besides the Unarmed combat unlocks (which sound cool at least on paper) I am disappointed with the Legacy system. But I guess it doesn't really matter since once I preorder GW2 on April 10th ensuring invite to every beta event I will be cancelling my SWTOR account.

Not a Marauder (or Sentinel) and I feel it does NOT need to be looked at or nerfed.

I will most likely sub for another 30 days when my current expires in 10 days so I can check out the 1.2 update. I don't know how much longer I will play after that. It honestly all depends on GW2. I bought SWTOR knowing it was just a hold-over game for me until GW2 launched.

Agreed.

Pull & Grapple are NOT OP at all. Annoying, yes. OP, no.

I knew this would be the case as soon as read the PTR notes about the 4-medal cap.

Glad to see SWTOR officially launches in April 2012.

I agree as well. I get frustrated when I enter a Huttball or Voidstar in progress and end up being stuck behind a "glass wall" until I ended up getting booted from the match.

Yeah I was in a Voidstar last night with two level 40+ spammers who I enjoyed using my multiple interupts (tank Shadow) on throughout the match. They were like "deer in headlights" each time I stopped their spamming. It was like they had no idea what else to do. It was cracking me up.

I debated rolling an Assassin instead of a Shadow but I decided the more earthy animations (like throwing rocks and pebbles) felt more Sand Persony to me than shooting lightning everywhere. I even thought about forming an all Sand Person guild with like-minded individuals but decided with how SWTOR is set up there would be too much lore-bending to do so. That is one reason I decided to go the background route I did.