Hi, so I left SWTOR back near the start of 7.0 due to me being tired of the game's class balance and lack of end-game content. Since then I've gotten into speed-running to the point I'm actually recording and submitting times. Back in the day, I often "speed-ran" heroics and dailies for conquest, but never seriously and never with any video proof. I had played the game for many years and was quite good at it, and still have a lot of knowledge around it's mechanics.

I think a way for me to come back to this game may be through speed running. However, I did have some questions/thoughts before re-subbing to the game.

I noticed that for the none of the categories had any rules or subcategories around combat class. This means that stealth classes will always dominate the leader-boards since skipping mobs is always faster than not. Now, I can kind of understand it for the group runs since it's hard to dictate things there. But for all the solo stuff, I think it makes sense. (Well maybe not 1-10 leveling since I don't think you get stealth until after 10). Just a thought I had there.

For Legacy stuff, I was a little confused, since I have an account where I've maxed out my legacy and unlocked all my legacy perks. Does that mean I can't do any LG runs? I understand I can't use my legacy bank, mail, GTN, Cartel Market (or unlocks thereof), or join a guild.

Final thought: Has there ever been any thought about adding categories for finishing the Weekly missions for daily areas (i.e. Black Hole, CZ-198, Oricon, etc.)? What about completing all Heroics on a planet (you'd need to have separate categories for Empire and Republic sides (For example: complete all Republic Tatooine Heroics)? Maybe even subcategories for with/without all bonus missions? Yes, I know there can be some RNG around the open-world ones, but that's part of the struggle and part of the fun.

Anyways, it would be cool to speed-run SWTOR. It doesn't seem like there's a lot of people doing it, which is surprising given how large the game is, so there seems like there's room for me to set some records.