Well, this is a long shot but I'll start here. I recently got my friend into the game and let him use my account whenever he was over. He's currently in school full-time and takes care of his little 6 year old brother when he isn't schooling and it's pretty rough on him because his family isn't exactly supportive of him. Last night, due to his hectic schedule, his mother had decided to heckle him about his efforts in his classes, and while this is a fairly normal concern that parents have; his mother (which has a very taxing job of raising two children and going to college full-time herself) went overboard and kept the pressure on. Long story short, His mother threw a tantrum and as much as my friend tried to keep his resolve, it was to no avail. Screaming, throwing objects ensued and before long my friend has passed out on the floor, his heart racing, and his pressure severly dropping. HE texted me earlier that evening complaining about chest pain and drowsiness. I told him to get out of there FAST, and to keep calm, but his family wouldn't let him. The climax came when his distraught younger brother ran to his side, and started crying hysterically at his comatose older brother. His mother, taking a break from her rage, realized the seriousness of what was happening and called the paramedics. When they arrived, his brother was in a fit, crying to keep his brother safe. Fortunately for him, the paramedics came in time and within the hour, he was stable and conscience. Things have since calmed down in his household, and he's okay. But I would love him to be able to relax and take his life in stride and enjoy the company of a great community and his friend (me) in an awesome game like SWTOR. He really needs something to keep his time occupied when he has a free moment and I found nothing better than to be able to enjoy the vast storyline that BioWare has created. Again, I say this is a long shot, but if you would grant him that act of kindness, it would really cheer both him and his friends up. I've never entered these things so I don't really know the common protocol here, but it would really mean a lot. ~Thanks for reading :)