That would put you on the naughty list. You'll want to run the dailies/weeklies for reputation tokens to elevate you up to the nice list. That's where the best presents are.

Alderaan's like that too. I do agree with that though. I prefer those with a break in between over the ones that start immediately.

I enjoy coating a blade in acid and stabbing people with it.

I hit such walls throughout the entire game really. Could be not wanting to do a certain planet, a section of a planet, dailies, a certain daily area, gearing up myself and companion, gaining affection with companions, making sure I don't lose affection with companions, gathering, crafting, etc. I skip or postpone a lot of things when I'm not in the mood.

One that I won't be interested in paying extra for.

They certainly can be a great benefit when properly implemented. I also agree with his point that they can be a detriment to your play sometimes. Trying to automate too much can get you into trouble or result in mediocre output. It's making it easier on the user regarding how many buttons they have to push, but it doesn't always equate to superior performance.

Most of my mmo time has been spent with games that had macro systems. It was a normal thing to do. On the same level of convenience and customization as changing settings, changing your UI, keybinding, etc. All this anti-macro talk is interesting. I haven't seen that often.

Part bionic And organic Not a cyborg Call him Psychotron

I was gonna be stubborn and hold off leveling my newly created scoundrel & assassin until this was fixed. So they could use that as their 1st speeders. I may give in and start leveling them though. I really enjoy the stealth classes.

I didn't know about the Quick Quit thing either. Don't recall anyone ever mentioning that on other forums I've visited. Or they did and I ignored it.

I'm looking forward to it. Since returning I got my previously capped at 50 shadow to 55, and 2 other classes the full 1-55. Lately I've been lacking the motivation to get going with some of my other characters though. The small break I'm currently taking + upcoming double XP to look forward to may get me back into the leveling mood.

I had a much easier time running the Oricon missions with Treek tanking. Did that with my operative & shadow. Didn't even need to bother with some of my cooldowns and heroic moment on some of those fights. My 1st time through there with my merc & Mako was rough though. Died quite a few times and had to rely on some desperation tactics.

I ran into one barrel complication when gearing up companions recently. After using a barrel with Scorpio's techblade, it couldn't be used for Treek or Kaliyo. Upon removing it the barrel description says 'Main Hand (Melee)' so it won't transfer to other weapons.

Pop quiz: What's the most profitable Final Fantasy game? It's not the classics like 6 & 7(and others) that many would likely think of as SE's best work. It's XI. The mmo that many Final Fantasy fans couldn't care less about. One that's an acquired taste among the mmo crowd as well. However, it's still running since 2002 and had a recent expansion. That's another example that points to profits and longevity. And that can be reached without super WoW-like numbers. I also agree that successful can just be a game you enjoy, but it helps to have the longevity & profits too. Or you may not get to enjoy it for long.

My female cyborg merc is wearing Voltaic Vandal Duster, Darth Sion's Vambrace & Shinguards, Series 505 Cybernetic Leg, and Hide Head Slot. I got tired of the usual bounty hunter look and came up with that mix. Already had some of the pieces from packs stored away in cargo bays. For some of that bounty hunter looking gear there's the expensive exalted legacy gear. http://tor-fashion.com/2012/05/24/hunters-exalted/ Similar looking sets can be found elsewhere in game, but some of it may have higher level requirements. http://tor-fashion.com/bounty-hunter/