Darth Hater

This has changed and is still in flux. At one point they had it so that you could put your gear on them, so long as they were proficient in using it. But recently they said that there is at least some companion specific gear. So perhaps both?....they haven't fully said yet.

For the Twi'lek, first I would prefer to see them in the game. I don't really care about if they are for SI, I want them in for Jedi Knight. To me that is most important. To the Armor issue with them, I would like to have armor for them for the head pieces, but to me putting them is more important. Let it not display head item if necessary, you can always add in special armor for them later after launch. But most importantly put the Twi'leks in game.

I'd also like to see Twi'lek as a playable race. As far as armor goes I'm fine if they don't have special Twi'lek headpieces; in order for the lekku to appear correctly, just make the headgear invisible. In most games I turn off displaying headgear anyway, as I prefer to see the hairstyle I customized for my character.

Interesting idea with regard to a token/ticket system for raids. I did briefly play Vindictus and I remembered that mechanic, though I didn't have an "ah-ha" moment about it at the time, because I didn't associate it with raiding. I can't understand objections to it, to be honest. If you're a hardcore raider, then it's exactly the same as weekly lockouts. Simply have them accrue once per week.

I think that idea is on the right path... The goal (not selfishly) is to satisfy the bulk of players/subscribers. Something not as rigid as what we have seen in the past. I agree that there is no ramification towards relaxing the leash/carrot distribution for the hardcore... Were all just given our allowance once a month to spend as we see fit as opposed to a caregiver controlling our distribution of said "carrot" Per raid month. As for flashpoints, I think the once per day is fine, as a developer (at that point) want the other 99% of the game to be played. The weekly token as you point out would alleviate the end of month ghost town raid forming issues. In fact, it would create a larger buzz @ end of month due in large to procrastinating gamers (I assume those types are still at large).

Maybe even have AT&T's trademark rollover system for those that play in bursts.

So my speculation on Khem Val. I think the aurebesh saying "unwilling servant" and "vessle for the master" might match up with the story from blood of the empire where the empire is trying to control the minds of millions. while that didn't succeed maybe as the inquisitors dive into the story of Khem Val they find that he is being controled by the emporer himself.....

The 40 Initiates featuring Darth Baba.

I think it'd be awesome to have youtube access for your podcasts.

The Druken Gungans

Got a question about the new comic, Lost Suns. Will it only be available via stores, or will this also be another website comic too?

i completely disagree with Sado's rationale for add-ons. "Devs shouldn't waste resources on developing a proper UI," of course they should. it should be a top priority to build a fully functional/customizable UI. they have all the funding they need to fully develop their own game, instead of needing to rely on third parties to optimize it. there shouldn't be any excuses with all of the time and money (as well as having plenty of examples of the good and bad) they've been given to develop this game.

I also disagree with Sado's reasoning. Consider this: Blizzard's developers are designing Cataclysm raid content based on the assumption that people are using add-ons. Not only do they need to take third-party code into account when designing this stuff, they also need to find and install these add-ons for their internal testing. It forces raid development teams to do a bunch of extra research and effectively creates more work for them.