Star Wars: The Old Republic received its latest expansion, Legacy of the Sith, just recently. Heralded by another epic cinematic trailer the game was known for in the past, that blip of hype was quickly replaced by no small measure of controversy - but what is everyone so angry about? The latest 7.0 patch notes, posted to the game's site by BioWare, holds many of the answers.

On the surface level, 7.0 brings with it the kind of features and additions you'd expect from an expansion. The storyline continues on Manaan and Elom, adding a new zone, daily area and Flashpoint to SWTOR. The level cap has been increased to 80, the second Galactic Season has kicked off, and the highly anticipated combat styles feature lets players further customize the ability sets of their characters.

So far so good, right? The new features added to the game sum up the positives of 7.0 - but if you read on in the patch notes, you'll start seeing where widespread displeasure and calls from fans to revert to 6.0 are coming from. Much of the rest of the notes are dominated by the word "removed" - items, secondary progression systems, abilities and features have been "streamlined" out of the game.