Darth Hater

While I've never been a hardcore RP gamer, I always like to know the backstory behind the quest I'm doing. I always read the quest description when I played WoW and paid attention to the dialogue. TOR's narrated quest-givers gave me a completely new dimension in MMO gaming. Their immersion in the story is one of the chief reasons I play this game.

That said, I think Bioware has an untapped RP goldmine with guilds. Guild capital ships would be a great way to expand space battles into PVP and Operation territory, and give guilds a greater sense of identity and competition with other guilds. Just imagine how cool it would be to have a space battle against another guild or board an enemy NPC capital ship to begin an Operation!

While it is not confirmed in-game that his body was never found, "The False Emperor" questline mentions the Imperial Reclamation Service looking through the debris of the station. No mention is made of the remains of Malgus.

And don't you think it's a little odd that the only way you can defeat Malgus is by knocking him off of the bridge? I won't go so far as to say there will definitely be a Malgus comeback, but there has to be some reason behind the way players are forced to bring him down.

You're probably right. I based the information in the last part of the article mostly off of the trailer. Where does Bioware announce Makeb's allegiance? I'd like to look that up.

While I don't really do PVP, I am definitely familiar with the angry leader of the FP or Heroic Quest. I understand everyone wants to complete the quest/FP quickly and effectively, but the point is to have fun. No one is going to have a good time if they're being "yelled at" for making an honest mistake or if someone is constantly on edge about another player's performance. Of course, I only play this game because I dig the class storylines. I am by no means a hard cut MMO player. I'm the guy who cringes every time someone in the group wants to mash the spacebar when there's a conversation. 

Yeah, Hutts are disgusting. Even on my light side characters I always take the option to kill them in game.