I turned 50 on my Jug, went to the fleet to get that mail you're supposed to get for the tionese commendations and never got it

Gray Helix Components should be legacy bound, not bind on pickup if we're doing all the dailies with multiple characters within the legacy.

How about Legacy Companions themselves? They would be unlocked at the same time as their passive stat bonus is. You are already going through all the time to max their affection and quests, why not unlock that companion for your legacy? Sure it would take a bit of work, and probably the re-hiring of voice actors, but if released in a future expansion, the expansion sales should be able to cover the cost, or come close. Not to mention returning players. If I had quit for one reason or another, this idea might convince me to return. Some key factors for Legacy Companions: Unlocked- obviously meaning unlocked through a higher character, and only playable within your legacy when you get that companion's archtype. For example, you unlock Lord Skurge on your jedi knight, and his archtype for an inquisitor would be Khem Val. When your new inquisitor gets Khem Val, Lord Skurge would appear under him in the crew management window. To prevent having too many deployable companions for crew tasks, just keep the current max number of deployable companions. Quest Gear- As it stands now, companion gear is limited to that specific companion. Just change the requirements from, say "requires Broonmark" to "requires Broonmark, Khem Val, Bowdaar, Qyzen Fess" etc. Whatever companion archtypes would use that item. Romance- I play a male sith warrior as a main, so I generally use Malavai Quinn (healer) when I'm questing. I dunno about anyone else, but I find myself constantly swapping to either Vette or Jaesa during dialogue parts to get the affection points for them, then swap back to Quinn to fight. With Legacy Companions, I could unlock Mako or Raina Temple, adventure with them, romance, whatever, and imo would make for a more fun experience. Just an idea. Either way, I'm happy and excited about the upcoming additions to the Legacy system.