Hail the clapping horror

More than once I have found myself disappointed when buying an armor set off the Cartel Market and hearing a voice modulation I didn't expect nor want, like the robotic effect for the Darth Malgus Reborn and Infamous Bounty Hunter helmets. The issue here of course is this is my opinion, and not an objective flaw that everyone disagrees with. So the solution? Voice modulators as an item modification for helmets. Put each type on the cartel market, and everyone's happy. Even better if they are able to be previewed. You preview like with any other item and you hear your character speak a voice line with that modulator. You might argue that this would be goofy for head pieces that don't cover your face. I disagree, as I feel this would add more opportunity for customization: maybe your character has a cybernetic voicebox in his or her throat. Besides, it would be optional so you'd have no one to blame but yourself if you found it too goofy if you chose to add a modulator to a head piece that doesn't cover your face.

Not sure if Devaronians would work because of how different the males and females are. I'm all for the others though, especially Chagrians.

Not a bug of course, just an error. In the alliance alert "A Kindly Old Monster" the final instruction is to "Return to General Aygo". This should be "Admiral Aygo".

I know they can speak basic. But do they have human-sounding voices?

Why would a forum like this one want to be like Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram?

I believe the criteria for new species is: - They have kissable lips - They have human-sized bodies and proportions - The males and females don't look too different - The voices make sense on them (Can't imagine a Trandoshan with a human-sounding voice. Maybe there is one idk, let me know. Same goes for Kel Dor)

literally who

Is there any particular reason for the dialogue differences in Shadow of Revan? For example: Imperial: "You wanted my return. You did not need to destroy whole fleets, or turn a living world barren for that. You only had to point the Empire and Republic to a shared adversary, and let them do what they do naturally: make war. The scores of dead have nourished me. I am awakened, and I bring with me--death!" Republic: "The deaths you've caused. The war you've fueled. It is all mine. This galaxy is mine. It's time I claimed it once more." The Imperial version is the most impactful in my opinion. I don't see any obvious reason why the Republic side gets a simple and concise version? Another strange difference is when Revan merges back into one piece. In the Imperial version, the dark revan is afraid to become one with the Force and is then reassured, but in the Republic version he instantly goes along with it.

When they add new planets, it's because it's tied to new story content. Legacy of the Sith is already on the way so I don't see this happening any time soon. It seems like it would make sense because of the Heta Kol storyline, but I think they'd announce it if they were planning it.

Flying mounts are okay only on the condition that you can't actually fly, but it just appears that way, like with the jetpack. Some winged mounts would be nice.

In the Adegan Crystal Mines, there's a narrow passage that leads to a dead tauntaun and body type 4 guy who looks like he's wrapped in duct tape. They're surrounded by 3 boxes of crystal mining supplies. This location is not mapped and it appears as though you're out of bounds. Wonder what this is supposed to be?

I'm sorry to necro this but I didn't see this until now. ... That's exactly what I meant.

+1 I've been disappointed by helmet voices far too many times.

What?