• My /played to level 50 was nearly 5 days on the dot (about 5 days 15 minutes). To complete my class quest took me about another 4 hours.
• I left Voss at around level 49, and did the last little bit on Correlia. I quite enjoyed Voss, but do wish that mixed-faction towns were planned a bit better. To add to what I said last time, you don't get flagged for PvP if you've just landed on the planet and entered the zone, but if you've just come from elsewhere on the planet then anyone can attack you with no intervention from guard or the like. Given a few minutes of not being attacked you'll lose your PvP flag, but it's still not a great way of doing things.
• Once I hit 50 I basically lost all interest in side quests. All I did was my class quest and the main planet quest. Side questing in this game is good but I tend to prefer big story lines. When I no longer needed the exp these quests pretty instantly felt like too much of a grind to bother with.
• The class quest ending at chapter 3 - I thought that each story would be more chapters than this (I had heard of there being 5 or 6 chapters). If you include the prologue then there are 4 chapters per class quest. However, they have left it open to having more chapters, and I suspect that more may come in without extra expansions - perhaps later ones just weren't ready for release?
• Overall impression of my Trooper's class quest: not too interesting. Much better than anything I've experienced in an MMORPG but still not as good as I would have hoped. The first chapter had a story I was engaged in, but the two other chapters introduced a completely new enemy or objective which meant I just didn't get too involved in them. I'm looking forward to the class quest of the Jedi Knight (which I have rolled, and have got up to level 8 with so far).
• I leveled the whole way using just one companion, and now have him at 10000/10000 affection. I've started using one of the other companions instead who's a bit more designed for tanking. Means I have to do more healing though as he takes aggro from more mobs!

I've started leveling a Jedi Knight, I'll check in occasionally to comment on the differences. Now that I'm 50 I can start covering the end-game as it stands a bit more, so keep your eyes peeled for future updates!

• The first flashpoint, The Esseles, paints a really nice picture for how flashpoints will play out in terms of interaction with the story versus killing a couple of bosses and collecting loot, but as I mentioned before, Hammer Station and Athiss go very much against this and feel much more like a bog-standard MMORPG dungeon. Fortunately, Taral V and Maelstrom Prison do not disappoint, and have far more story interaction within them. If you haven't played either of these instances but enjoy the stories this game contains, they're well worth playing.
• I'm currently on Voss after finally having left Belsavis (hooray!). Voss is the first place I've come across with a city hub shared between factions, with each faction having it's own "wing" and all of the normal vendors found in a shared area. When I landed, I was warned against starting any fights with the Empire by an NPC, which lead me to presume that, like WoW, any fighting would result in any aggressors being attacked by lots of guards. Nope. I was ganked right by the commendations vendor in the centre of the city and not a thing happened to the person who attacked me. This... strikes me as being an incredibly stupid design choice, and I'm hoping it's a bug.
• I'm still enjoying being a healer in this, which is good. Today I went to a Heroic 4 area with a couple of guild members and a random, and had a good time there. The challenge with the Trooper class is keeping things steady over a long time, due to the ammo mechanic - you want to keep your ammo at 8 or higher as much as possible so you can get the higher rate of ammo regeneration. Burn through your current reserve of ammo quickly and you'll not be able to regenerate quickly enough to maintain a good DPS output, maintain threat, or in my case, keep your team alive. We had some trouble with a boss in this area, but we did take him down. When the boss's damage output increased approaching the end, I had to cast more heals to keep up but then ran out of ammo, even though I had been more or less fine all the way through. This resulted in a couple of party members dying, but fortunately the boss died at about the same time as the second member died. It was good to see a fairly challenging boss fight even in just a Heroic phase - I had figured out much of the strategy by our first wipe, but one guild member mentioned on voice comms that he found it good practice for future challenges.
• I've heard that the opening operation content is rather badly tuned, and is rather easy... It's worth bearing in mind that this game was only released just over 2 weeks ago! However, I do hope that this doesn't cause subscriber numbers to cut down, and that Bioware can tune the current content or bring out more soon.

Next stop: Level 50! Once I hit 50 and complete my class quest, I'll finally be able to take a look at some operation content for myself. A big thing that I want to do is to roll an alt though - I've been fairly disappointed by the Trooper's class storyline (though I've still not finished) and I'm hoping that the Jedi Knight story will appeal to me more.

• My /played is now 3 days 14 hours.
• I completed chapter 2! Wow, that went a lot quicker than chapter 1. A bit disappointing that the storyline didn't evolve more than that. Basically, whereas chapter 1 had  6 planets in it I think (not necessarily in order: Ord Mantell, Coruscant, Taris, Nar Shaddaa, Alderaan, Tatooine), chapter 2 just has 3, Balmorra, Quesh and Hoth - and Quesh is a really small planet in comparison to most others, represented by its level range of 36-37. I started the chapter at level 31, completed the chapter at level 39, and I'm now into chapter 3.
• Hoth was the first planet where a small part of my questing area obviously overlapped with the questing area of the Empire. Previously, planets have been designed so that Republic and Empire don't cross paths, which makes sense given the storylines generally involve Republic questing in areas with Imperial mobs and (presumably) vice versa. This meant my first real run-ins with Empire players, and it turns out that in solo PvP I have a lot to learn. Not really surprising given this is my first time playing a healer class!
• Speaking about PvP, it seems like the Republic on my server is kind of not very good at warzone PvP. Oh well, thankfully I'm mainly interested in this game for the storylines.
• I got my level 40 mount and training, and I think I'm at about 200k credits now. I know a lot of people have been having trouble affording mounts but I really haven't. Basically, I've just not bought anything really. I've not bothered selling stuff on the auction house either. I've just been vendoring everything I've come across but without buying anything. I had slicing too but that has since fallen to the point where I don't have enough skill to gather any more, and that's been the case for some time. So I guess the best advice I can give is don't buy anything!
• Once I've finished the story content for this class, I'm absolutely going to roll another class. It'll either be a Jedi Knight or some sort of Sith class. I think I'll likely play a Jedi Knight first but undecided. This isn't because I don't enjoy playing this class or because I want to be SUPER FORCE USER, but because the storyline never quite gets as epic as I'd like. I'm doing things that a special forces soldier does, but I never feel quite like I'm doing anything quite as epic as in other BioWare games. Still, I'm in chapter 3 and that isn't the last chapter, so I guess things could still change. Don't get me wrong though, I'm still enjoying this.

Think that's all I've got for now. If I don't post again I'll be back just before the new year. Take care!

• At a little bit into level 37, my /played is now 2 days 22 hours.
• I completed chapter 1 of my class story! After wrapping up Taris and Alderaan, I had a quest to go to a space station to conclude the chapter. Don't want to give away any spoilers, but my worries that the story would basically just end with "you haven't saved the day, the same mission continues in chapter 2" were unfounded - the story of chapter 1 (and by extension the prologue) is a separate package from chapter 2. When chapter 1 ends, I "get a break from my duties" before returning and asking for more, where I am given an entirely new overall mission to complete. So that's now what I am doing.
• Near the start of my chapter 2 story line (when I was about level 31-32) I returned to Tatooine, as part of the quest line. On my first visit to Tatooine, the intended questing progression took me through some of the planet but left large amounts of it unexplored. While I'm sure that much of this is to keep Republic and Empire players separated to an extent, it's also clear to me now that some areas are simply for higher levels. In other words, while a planet may have a certain level range listed, for some of these planets this is simply the level range for your first visit there, but you may have the opportunity to return later on to experience some more content. So while the planets have a very obvious level progression path at face value, BioWare have spread content around to create a better overall narrative.
• Another example of the point above is Nar Shaddaa. There's one area in Nar Shaddaa, a planet that is (off the top of my head) marked for levels 20-24, that contains heroic areas around level 30. Later on you can return there as part of some quest lines, which for me included a companion quest line.
• I seem to be on the losing team more often than not in warzones, which is rather annoying. Hmph.
• I've finally figured out the potential contained within the modular items system in TOR. It's pretty interesting actually. Basically, armour and weapons of a better-than-average quality don't simply have a base set of stats but have slots to fit upgrades in, and generally have enhancements already fitted. So, for instance, an assault rifle may have a colour crystal, a barrel, a mod and an enhancement. Any of these modifications can be removed or replaced at any time, and doing so can improve your item. Also, aside from increasing the bonus stats that the item provides, upgrading these items can actually change the most basic stat - damage dealt for a gun, or armour for armour - depending on the quality and level of the modification inserted. As a result, you can potentially stick with the same gun for many many levels by simply modifying it to keep it competitive. It's an interesting system that is worth doing a video about some time.
• Since starting on chapter 2 of my class story, I've now been to a few additional worlds - Balmorra, Quesh, and Hoth. Balmorra is another large world, but Quesh is pretty small, about the size of 1 zone on other maps. I've only just started on Hoth, but I suspect there will be a fair amount of content here since it is an iconic planet of the film series.
• I decided to start going around with my head-slot item hidden. I miss seeing Fneb's face. At the same time though, it feels weird to see her running around in heavy armour without a helmet. Would have loved for there to be an option of "remove helmet in conversation" - just like that clone trooper dude does in episode 3, removing the helmet whenever talking to someone. I imagine that'd be a nightmare for the production team though, particularly with all the different hairstyles available. Anyway, for now I'll be going with head-slot hidden, but I may change back, who knows!
• I was worried about running out of ammo (the Trooper's ability resource mechanic) when healing, or having to form a specific ability rotation to ensure I don't dip into lower regeneration rates, but so far in both PvP and party-size play I've been okay. The occasional time where I've had to really burn through and just spam heal someone has been rare enough that I can use my ammo regen-boosting cooldown to save the day. I'll be honest, though; I'm still worried that I'll have to simply form an ability rotation to maximise healing output in larger groups, particularly larger operation in PvE, in a similar fashion to an aimed shot/multishot rotation for a Hunter in classic WoW (which was something that bored me to tears). But doesn't seem to be a problem in party-level content or in PvP.
• A couple of abilities worth mentioning regarding healing as a Trooper: Advanced Medical Probe and Trauma Probe. The latter is gained from a talent and is super handy - a small heal whenever you're hit, can only happen every 3 seconds or more, 10 charges. But it doesn't consume any ammo to cast, is an instant cast, has no cooldown, and if you're in a group then it stacks. Aside from the obvious "cast it on your main tank in a party" use, it's also super-useful elsewhere. In solo PvE I can cast it on my tank, and it'll give him enough life that I can damage enemies down for a fair while and generally have a much easier time. Warzone PvP is where it's really helpful. In disorganised warzone play Trauma Probe allows me to not have to worry about healing myself so I can stick with healing others, unless someone specifically begins to focus me down. I can just shrug off stray shots and AoE damage. Handy stuff.
• Advanced Medical Probe, without any talents in healing, seems a bit dumb. Compared to Medical Probe it uses less ammo (2 compared to 3), casts slightly quicker, heals for a little less but has a cooldown. But with talents it improves a lot. The cooldown is reduced (I believe from 12 seconds to 9), but AMP will also put a HOT (heal over time) and a 10% armour buff to the recipient of the heal. And for good measure, it'll reduce the cost of your next MP to 1, meaning that you can cast both AMP and MP for the same cost as normally casting MP. Much better!

I still have no voice but my throat no longer hurts. I'm hoping to have some video content up soon as a result.

• My /played is now 1 day 22 hours 40 minutes. I was only really playing for 3 hours today (that's how much video I recorded), the other additional time over last time was idling around between getting into the server (securing my space in the queue etc.) and eating dinner.
• There's now at least 1 level 50 player on my server, 50 being the level cap for this game.
• I believe I'm getting near to the end of chapter 1 of my class story. This gladdens me as so far my class story hasn't been some sort of epic adventure as I'd hope. Elevating the protagonists/antagonists and their journey above the rest of a conflict is often what happens in Star Wars, such as the conflict between Luke and Vader while the whole of the rebellion is going on, and this helps draw you in. While the Trooper's class story does do this, I'm still simply a soldier, not a Jedi or Sith, and so an element of wonder is lost. I don't want to say much about the story since I don't like spoilers, but what I will say is that, at the moment I'm basically just hunting down some dudes. It's more interesting than that but that's what it boils down to. Since the story is quite a few chapters long though (I've heard either 5 or 7 chapters long), there's plenty of scope for some really exciting stuff.
• Story content isn't limited to just the planets. You do get some locations that will only appear as a location you can go to once you're at a certain part of a quest line, in much the same manner as in Mass Effect 1.
• Another supplemental note; you can access flashpoints (all of them, some of them?) from the Fleet, which is a nice touch. There's basically a shuttle bay place, you enter the instance and a shuttle drops you off at your location. No need to go to the specific world location or such.
• Every single BioWare game does this, and it annoys me every time. How hard can it be to have the characters actually HOLD something when giving an item from one to another? Why does it always have to be off screen? I'm sure you could figure this out!
• I finally joined a guild, Excessum! Looking forward to playing some group content with these guys.
• As a Commando healer I appear to be pretty much useless in one-on-one PVP. In group PVP though I can do alright. I think I need to get a bit more used to being a healer though, in general.

Time to tidy up in here, order Christmas presents and sort through my recorded video to find what's good. Take care!

• Mount! Mount mount mount mount mount.
• The expensive part of the mount is, surprise surprise, the training to use it rather than the speeder itself. Once you've got the training for the mount (which you get at your normal class trainer for 40k credits) you can buy a mount (for 8k credits). Using the mount adds it to your Abilities under the Vehicles tab and removes the item, so you don't need to worry about having an inventory slot always taken away by your speeder. This level 25 speeder increases your speed by 90%.
• The speeder only takes 0.5sec to cast. Using it does not supersede and remove the "Sprint" ability, so the only thing that'll toggle the Sprint ability off, other than the player using the ability again, is dying.
• If you enter combat you won't immediately drop off your mount, but if anyone hits you you will, and with an animation that seems to indicate you very briefly get stunned. Watch out for those packs of ranged enemies when getting from A to B!
• I'm now at 1 day, 18 hours and 40 minutes /played.
• The first planet I played through today was Nar Shaddaa, a level 20-24 world. Since I was near the top of the intended level range already I skipped more of the sidequest content than I had before so I could get through the planet quicker, but the thing is that this game has good enough sidequest content that it probably should be explored.
• Similarly, Tatooine was my first planet with a speeder, and so the first planet where I begun to skip a lot of mobs where possible. Previously I had been fighting anything in my way because it was kinda fun to do. I guess I might be getting a bit tired of the same thing by now - hardly surprising considering how much time I'm spending in-game!
• Talking about the sidequest content - one of the big sidequests on Tatooine was actually more interesting, and had more exciting moments in it, than the class quest.
• Voice acting: I'm yet to come across any bad voice acting, and overall have been very impressed by it. However, the whole "Imperials = English people = evil" when it comes to accents has been taken to another level. Previously the Star Wars series had Imperials with posh English accents (which in itself is interesting - do the Imperials of TOR-era Empire have anything to do with the Imperials of the films? Why do they have the same accents?) but I came across two Imperials who had English accents that weren't stereotypical-posh-Brit voices. I suppose that, regardless where you come from in England, you're still evil in Star Wars's books.
• I'm still surprised at how much exp you can get through doing warzone PvP. Generally speaking I was getting around 10k exp at the conclusion of a match - even if I lost, if it wasn't a walkover I'd still walk out with that much exp. If you simply want to get to level 50 as quickly as possible, doing the maths to see if PvP is the quickest route is worth doing.
• Unless the remaining talents and abilities make a really big difference to the Commando class, I can see single-target healing (for instance, healing a main tank in an operation) getting quite dull. A good healing rotation appears to be advanced healing probe-healing probe-hammer shot-healing probe-hammer shot-(maybe another hammer shot)-healing probe-repeat. This is a rather simplistic view, as it doesn't include kolto bomb for the healing-received buff any targets get, but thinking of it in those terms does somewhat remind me of hunter aimed shot/multishot rotation from classic WoW, which was boring as hell.

• At level 20 I was at about 20 hours /played. At level 23 I was at about 1 day 3 hours /played.
• The sprint ability stays enabled when you go in and out of combat, and you only benefit from the ability when out of combat. You don't need to re-cast it after each fight and so only have to re-cast after dying. Perhaps a speeder will override this.
• The Coruscant zone was so heavily populated at one point that there was a Coruscant (1) and Coruscant (2). Could easily change between the two via the Map screen.
• I'm levelling as a healer-spec Commando, so all my talents are going towards healing. My companion is basically a damage-dealing Commando. I'm not sure if he could beat me for sustained DPS over an extended time, but he can certainly hold aggro from me, and deals more damage on an ability we both share.
• I need to do a little bit of research into some of the mechanics of the healer Commando. The Trooper's white damage ability, Hammer Shot (basically not a lot of damage on an instant cast but doesn't use any ammo or prevent normal ammo regen), can be turned into a weak healing ability through using a certain energy cell (restoration energy cell or support energy cell or something... I just know it as shift+3). Doing this builds up some charges that stack up to 30. I believe these provide a buff to healing output, but I'll need to do more research on this. When this cell is activated Hammer Shot can still be used as a normal white damage attack on enemies, but if you cast HS on an ally it'll heal them a bit. Not as much as your attack would deal damage, but a little.
• I've now been through Ord Mantell, Coruscant and Taris. The next planet I'm going to is Nar Shaddaa. I started on Taris (a level 16-20 planet) at level 18-19, so thought to myself "I think I'll just focus on my class story so I can get through this as quickly as possible". But this thought didn't last very long. The sidequest content is actually fun. The stories involved are interesting. I actively want to take part in them, and I'm a person who generally hates sidequests and grinding. As a result, I don't feel fatigued by having played for so long in one go. If I didn't have to go to sleep I'd keep playing!
• Another point of interest: All 3 planets have shown the same amount of polish and content development. I don't feel at all that they've polished the introduction zone the most, as was the case with Age of Conan.
• I don't feel like I can say quite the same thing for flashpoints, though. The first flashpoint, The Esseles, had a guided narrative all the way through, with multiple cutscenes to develop the plot. Hammer Station and Athiss were much more low-key in that respect, and mostly just resembled what you'd expect of a party-level MMORPG dungeon. Was a little disappointing, but still had a good time. I think the focus of the game will stick with being non-flashpoint, non-PVP content. It was good to see the content though, and the items I got were much better than what I had before and so will help with levelling.
• If you want to leave a flashpoint after completing it, there's a button for that right next to the minimap. Don't spend 15 minutes looking for the exit like we did in Athiss.
• Having got my ship, I naturally had a look at the space combat missions. They're some sort of delightful cross between TIE Fighter (I never really played the other ones) and Rebel Assault, and are fairly fun. I wouldn't want to play them huge amounts but as an occasional change of pace they can be good. You get a repeatable amount of exp for completing a mission successfully (around 3k), and I believe a similar amount for completing the bonus objective, though I'm not sure if this is repeatable. You can also get quests for each mission that aren't repeatable, which results in a big fat exp bonus your first time playing each mission.
• A nice little touch, at level 20 you get a tutorial tooltip suggesting you start saving money for your speeder at level 25. Since I'm thrifty and don't spend much money (I don't buy healing kits of stims, and I haven't bought any extra inventory space) I'm at around 60k credits at level 23, which is more than enough to get and ride a speeder.
• It looks like the nodes for gathering trade skills have entry skill levels of 1, 25, 55, and 70 to start with. On Taris I only found 2 25-skill nodes, the rest were 55 (and one or two 70-skill nodes). My Archaeology was at 51 when I started the planet, so I couldn't gather most of the nodes I came across. It didn't occur to me until after I was done with the planet that I could have just got my companion to do a crew skill mission to get those last few points for a small cost.
• Why do the baddies have to have a British accent? As if having a British accent makes you a baddie or something.
• I'm yet to come across anyone from the Empire (outside of a couple of warzone games). I think Nar Shaddaa, my next planet to play, should be interesting. Since I'm playing on the Republic side, I'm likely to be heavily outnumbered, so we'll see how things go.

• This still feels much closer to an RPG than other MMORPGs that I've played. I don't feel like I'm grinding in the game at all, and I'm someone who gets rather negative reactions to grinding!
• Levelling is significantly slower after the first 10 or so levels, I'm a bit over half way through level 14 and my /played is now about 10 hours 40 minutes.
• I was expecting Coruscant to have the main city area for the Republic, but it's just another mission hub planet. The Republic Fleet is the real "city" to hang around in, and is where you can find all of the amenities you'd expect.
• I chose to go with Commando as my advanced class. I then noticed how all the Troopers I was seeing were Commandos too. So I imagine Vanguard is perhaps a less popular choice. I'm speccing as a healer though, not DPS, so I'll likely still have my niche.
• On the subject of healing - since you have a companion, playing as a healer is totally viable.
• My class/advanced class choice may have helped, but at level 11/12 I was able to clear a small Heroic 2+ zone with level 10 mobs. Heroic 2+ means it's designed for 2 or more players, but if you play well then you can get through such areas (but perhaps non-healing classes will have a tough time).
• Mobs don't respawn in instances (or may have a very very long respawn timer, as per WoW). However, that depends on you killing the whole group of mobs. If you only kill off a portion of that pack then die or run away, the rest of the pack will respawn soon. That doesn't stop you from killing off a portion of a pack in one attempt and finishing it off in a next attempt, the respawn timer is long enough that 2 attempts can easily be done. Beyond that you may start getting respawns. That respawn timer may vary depending on the instance you're in.
• I decided to have a look at "The Esseles", the first flashpoint that Republic players can come across and designed for level 10. Being a flashpoint, it is designed around a party of 4, however I did it quite easily by myself at level 13/14. Many of the mobs in the instance were standard difficulty, with only some elites. I really just wanted to see what a flashpoint looks like... It's good fun! If you think about it then you realise that it could easily be laid out like a party instance as you'd expect from any other MMORPG, but the drive the story gives it really changes things.
• At level 14 I picked up the Sprint ability - 35% faster movement speed outside of combat, instant cast. That'll make getting around much nicer!

I recorded my whole evening's gameplay, so I'll be able to pick and choose the best bits to put up as video (when my voice returns and I have more free time). For now, sleep.

• The server I was on had very few people on it. Rolling a non-Force user likely means there were fewer people around in my starting area and I did purposely pick one with a low population, but I was still a little surprised at how few people there were to be seen compared to my brief glimpse at the beta.
• The mechanics are very much MMORPG mechanics, but they're enjoyable.
• It took me about 4 hours and 40 minutes to get to level 11. Around 4 hours and 15 minutes to get to level 10.
• I didn't feel like I was grinding at all. I actually really enjoyed playing that. The flow of Ord Mantell, the Trooper/Smuggler starting planet, is well done and makes for an enjoyable experience. I'd carry on if it wasn't past 4am!
• The starter planets are clearly designed to be for levels 1-10. I saw one area with heroic 2+ quests (designed to be completed by 2 or more people, but I was able to easily take them on when I got my companion) and a group instance area that I didn't get to experience.
• I didn't have to hunt down every single side quest to get as much experience as possible. There were several quests I either just didn't pick up or refused/abandoned as I had no need to take them on.
• The side quests I did do, though, were generally along the way for my class story quests. I never really felt I was going out of my way to complete them, and the side stories were a bit better than expected.
• As I mentioned, gameplay is firmly MMORPG stuff, but the flow of gameplay felt more like a single player RPG than what I'm used to with MMORPGs.
• You can create both a Republic and Empire character on PVP servers.

tl;dr: Really positive reaction so far. I'm really enjoying playing SWTOR.

If you want to come play with me or want to say hi in-game, please feel free! I'm on the Hex Droid server (Eu PVP), and my character's called Fneb.

I've spent the past couple of weeks playing around with creating video in a couple of games, namely Portal 2 coop, Terraria and Tribes: Ascend. Throughout this I've figured out how I can make stuff look and sound good, and some good ways of editing the video and audio. I certainly have a lot to learn still, but this is a good start. I haven't put everything I've recorded up, but the stuff I've recorded and not released has been good for learning with.

Star Wars: The Old Republic early access has already started, but I likely won't be able to join in for a good few days yet - I only preordered the game at the end of September. But that's okay. I'll be working over the next few days up until Friday, and I'll likely be going out on Friday evening, but then I've got a week booked off for work just for playing SWTOR so I can get really stuck in. I'll be away from the 24th to the 28th, then I'm back at work. I'll have more free time to make content later into January.

• Lots of content between 17th and 23rd of December;
• Nothing between 24th and 28th;
• Sporadic updates between 29th and mid-January;
• More appearing mid- to late-January onwards.

But what about the content itself? I don't think that simply recording everthing and putting it all out there is a great idea. Let's plays can be fun to watch for many types of games, but an MMORPG has big gaps of not a whole lot happening. Some stuff is obvious to do - flashpoints and the like - but story content comes in bits and pieces otherwise. I'll likely start with simply recording the first few levels of my character, and seeing how things go from there.

As for my class choice... I'm definitely going for Republic to start with, but I recently changed my mind with regards to what class to play. I was going to pick Trooper, and likely go with a healer Commando, but having read Revan by Drew Karpyshyn in preparation for SWTOR, I've changed my mind to a Jedi Knight. I know a small little spoiler that, to me, indicates that a JK would be a great class to play to carry on with this story. I'll likely roll a tanking Guardian with this character.

If you have any suggestions on what sort of content you'd like to see me cover, get in touch!