I do love the fact that you decided there was a need to explain to everyone who the Ewoks were.

Thanks for all of your responses, guys. I'll see if I can find a group who will be happy not spacebaring through the cutscenes and will also look into getting into a guild. Thanks again!

I've been playing for almost a week now and currently have a level 13 Jedi Sentinel. I've played a few Heroics now and would like to go back and attempt The Essesles as I've not played any Flashpoints. Now, I'm aware that the number of people who have attempted this Flashpoint far outweighs the number of people who haven't, and those people are going to want to spacebar through all of the stuff I'll want to see on my first go. Is it therefore best to solo Flashpoints like this first? If so, how many levels above should I be? I understand (from the Wiki) that The Essesles is for 7 - 10 characters, so could I solo it when I get to level 15? Also, is it still the case (as was written in an old forum post I discovered) that I can get jedi robes from The Essesles? Everyone else seems to have some and it's a bit depressing being the odd one out.

Okay, thanks! Yeah, I thought it was a bit odd too as I'd heard people in the chat saying you don't get your lightsaber until level 10. *Shrugs*

I've been playing for three days now and my level 8 Jedi Knight has now received his lightsaber and been told that he can leave the planet. The thing is that I kept hearing (on the General Chat) about something called "The Chamber Of Speech" which, after a quick Google search, I now know to be a HEROIC misison. I kind of figured I'd eventually get the chance to run this thing but that never happened. Do I need to do it? Is it recommended? If so, who do I get the quest from?

Hi! I'm a completely new player who downloaded the game on Saturday, tried it out F2P on Sunday, and (having established that it actually works on my low spec machine) started subscribing yesterday. I'm liking what I'm seeing and I've heard quite a few people in the general chat stating that, like myself, they'd only started playing the game within the last week and had since subscribed. I'd have been here a lot sooner (as I've been interested in this game for a while but was never sure it would work on my computer) so thank God for a random comment by a guild member in my previous MMO (I'd been playing there for three years) who mentioned that SWTOR went F2P some months ago. I must have missed the publicity, i guess. Ah well, I'm here now and that's all that matters!