Actually, subtitles wouldn't bother me at all. Especially with Jawas. I've wanted a Jawa since release.

I think meow is a really good time for Cathar to debut. Meow, I know some folks were wanting to see other races, but right meow we just need to all buy the Cathar and support BW so maybe we can get some of those other races we've been dreaming about. That's life. You can't always have everything you want right meow, but for meow the Cathar will do.

I will estimate between 1200 and 2400 CC.

Sure, the game has been out a while, and most players have seen the storylines, but for those new players that have NOT seen the storyline this would be horrible spoiler. In any event, it does need to be addressed.

I think it also has more active subscribers.

That was kind of a rambling rant, there. There is nothing wrong with expecting a 10% return on lockbox missions. It wouldn't be game breaking, and that's all the OP is really asking for.

Dailies, logging out in rest zones, and doing bonus missions/area missions.

I don't know how many I see that are F2P, but I can say that for a game that's been out this long, I see more people leveling characters in every single leveling zone than I've seen in any other MMO I've played. And there are often multiple instances running. With that many people leveling new characters or that many new players, I'd say the game is very healthy, and not overly end-game oriented. That works just fine for my casual playstyle.

I would hope if they don't replace Starfox altogether, they add in something more along the lines of X-wing vs Tie Fighter. Now THAT was a game that knew how to do Star Wars space missions.

The planets I like the most have a lower mob density. Hoth, Tatooine, etc. The planets I like the least have a higher mob density. Balmorra, I'm looking at you.

They need to back off the slicing nerf they implemented shortly after launch. True, it was out of hand, but the oversteer was just as much out of hand. Sadly, classic oversteer in MMO's you can count on like death and taxes.

Very few people want a DPS meter to see who to avoid. Most, such as myself, want DPS meters to improve their own performance.

Play it your way, OP. You seem to be arguing that everyone else should have to play it your way to. Not much credibility there.

There are hardcore gamers in SWTOR? What in the worlds do they do with their time? SWTOR is a great casual game, and that's why I play it. And the limit of 50 planetary coms was a serious inconvenience when my altitis kicked up, which is often.

The look of armor has definitely improved, but some of it is still pretty bad. I'm a "less is more" kind of guy. Give me a simple black robe, some functional looking heavy armor, or some slim profile "living on the edge" barely-there gear for my melee dps characters and I'm happy. Chains, spikes and swag...not so much.