Dunno, "please fix this" sounds like a suggestion to me. And yes, I agree.

And there's also the bad behaviour, long witnessed and commented-upon, of the game client when there are lots of players in view. (Coupled with some people's tendency to conflate server lag because of Internet stuff on the one hand with the game client's reduction in achievable FPS in conditions with lots of players around...)

They'd just need to set up equivalents for the other sex - each hair item is probably four or eight hair items, one for each relevant combination of sex and body type. (Note: it's not as simple as making it larger or smaller, because the different body types have different head proportions. (For females, BT1 is narrower, then BT2, then BT4, but all three about the same size, then the BT3 head is taller and a different shape again.)

Or level 75 so your 6.X set bonus armour continues to work.

PvPers who are playing not-max PvP would use it to freeze themselves at the top level of their preferred bracket, allowing them to (over time, and not much time either) perfectly tune their characters to dominate the bracket. (Yes, the solution to that is that the module would not nullify XP from Warzones, nor from Warzone-related missions.)

Wow. A shaggy horse with a warthog's head. Cool.

The closest you'll get now is Aric Jorgan, who changed from Assault Cannons to Sniper Rifles with the release of 4.0.

So buy them from the vendors, and have a high-enough-level Cybertech make the craftable ones.

The Dark and Light tokens didn't come from the DvL event. They were a feature of the Dvl system that was introduced in 5.0, just after the end of the event. Bringing back the *event* would do nothing for earning tokens. And the event couldn't reasonably come back in its original form anyway because so much has been added since then. The proposed (er, by the studio) solution at the time 7.0 released was that they planned to bring back the DvL bosses, the ones that spawned when one side "won" the DvL meter battle. They weren't the original source of the tokens, but adding the tokens as rewards for killing the bosses(1) seems reasonable, subject to some reservations about server populations. (Besides, if they added this, people who wanted to be able to get the tokens would be keen to form groups.) (1) Remember, they are *DvL* bosses, not normal world bosses.

To deflate the hugely over-inflated player-to-player economy. When stuff is no longer listed on the GTN because the "natural" price of items exceeds the upper price limit of the GTN, the inflation has gone way far too far. EDIT: my own view of this is that 30 days is longer than necessary, and a week (or maybe even two or three days) would be enough.

"Give us a horse as a mount" is a recurring request on the GW2 forums, to the extent that it's almost a meme. (In GW2's universe, there are no horses, except for some undead horse-like things in some stages of the Prophecies campaign, and yet people ask for them endlessly.)

For sure. The only part of bringing it back that I'm against is the suggestions to put it on the CM. It should be on an in-game vendor, and I favour the Galactic Seasons vendors.

It might well be unavailable.

About eight or nine, in fact, maybe as few as seven, but definitely more than I'd be comfortable calling "a few". The ToC was signed about ten years before the player character starts at level 1, and the SW is probably *not* just an adolescent (by our Earthly standards), so at least 18 or 19. The player character's arrival on DK after Korriban+Fleet speaks against this. Which planet?

Wut? Have I just taken a turn into the Guild Wars 2 forums? A horse? Seriously?