I thought it woukd be fun to see what books are those prefered by the forum members!

For me it is the following;

Core Rule Book: Edge of the Empire

Career book: Desperate Allies

Region book: Nexus of Power

Adventure: Jewel of Yavun

Edit: Added adventure

Core Rule book: Edge of the Empire

Career book: Special modifications

Region book: Suns of fortune

Core: Force and Destiny

Career: Fly Casual

Region: Suns of Fortune

Adventure: Jewel of Yavin

Core: Age of Rebellion

Career: Far Horizons

Region: Nexus of Power

Adventure: -

Core: Force and Destiny

Career: tie between Far Horizons and Fly Casual

Region: Lords of Nal Hutta

Adventure: none of them really thrill me

Core: EoE

Career: It's a secret

Region: Hutt book

Adventure: Only played BtR and it was ok.

Core Rule Book: Edge of the Empire

Career book: also a tie between Far Horizons and Fly Casual
Region book: Lords of Nal Hutta
Adventure: Beyond the Rim, Act 2. The others are decent resources, but I'd never run them "as is".

Core: Edge of the Empire

Career: Special Modifications

Region: Suns of Fortune

Adventure: Mask of the Pirate Queen

Core: Force and Destiny (Wow, I would say tie for all 3, but if I have to choose.)

Career: Stay on Target (awesome diversity, beast riding is cool, so are Astromec Droids)

Region: Suns of Fortune (soooo many ideas)

Adventure: AoR Begginer Game (mainly the PDF extension, the box is very railroaded by necessity.)

Core: Age of Rebellion

Career: Waitin' fer the Bounty Hunter book...

Region: Suns of Fortune

Adventure: Operation Shadowpoint

Core: Edge of the Empire

Career: Fly Casual

Region: Lords of Nal Hutta

Adventure: I prefer making my own adventures.

Core: No preference, they're all too alike for it to really be a contest.

Career: This is the big one for me. I'll have to go with a tie between Fly Casual and Special Modifications. The reason is that these two contain so much useful content in comparison to most of the other books (beyond the new specs and gear sections, that is) and show a marked lack of non-specific fluff and page-filler.

Region: Lords of Nal Hutta, based mostly on the fact that I find Hutt space to be a more interesting region of space than the Corellian system/sector.

Adventures: Don't really care. I prefer to make my own.

Core: Tie between EoE and F&D. EoE really felt like a refreshing and new take on the SW universe, and it made me love the system. F&D gets bonus points for balancing the Space Wizards with the muggles, while still somehow making the Force amazingly kickass without turning it up to 11. Extra bonus points for 'dark side' being a perfectly valid option, and a self-discovery/exploration setting where the players are not suffocating under the burdens of being Sith/Jedi. It's not that I dislike AoR, but that was the default setting for most other SW games, which we've done so many times before.

Career: Tough choice. There's a lot in Special Modifications. But I'll have to go with the first one, Enter the Unknown, for giving us Chiss and badly-needed upgrades to the substandard Explorer career.

Region: Nexus of Power - there was enough here for me to make a galaxy-spanning, multiple player-group quest looking for Jedi artefacts.

Adventure: I really liked downloadable content for the Beginners games. The Onderon one was excellent, really let the PCs get involved and make a difference in planning that battle. So much so it ended up being a total kerbstomp - but it was a kerbstomp because they'd prepared so well. The completely one-sided victory didn't feel like an anti-climax but the reward for a job well done.

Also kudos for Jewel of Yavin, for the restrained way it dealt with canon characters, and the very different feel of running a Star Wars heist. I changed it a lot but this is the one that sticks in the player's minds.

Yeah, that Nexus of Power really jumped over the high bar aleeady set by Lords of Nal Hutta... I was shocked to see how much valuable material they put into its pages. A book with Gungans in it should not be this good. Then again the Aleena pretty much made up for them anyway. Man, are they awesome or what?!

Gungans are awesome. Jar Jar is literally the species idiot, so don't judge the majority of Gungans by him.

Also, weird that Disney doesn't want us to have Ankara Gungans.

Core: EotE

Career: Also waiting for the Bounty Hunter book.

Region: Lords of Nal Hutta.

Adventure: Jewel of Yavin.

Core: Edge of the Empire; even though my campaign is AoR, we started as Edge, so it has a firm place in my heart.

Career: Desperate Allies; so many awesome, stealthy tools for my spy. It was like having a Spy-lite book.

Region: Lords of Nal Hutta; all the Hutt intrigue led to one of the campaign's favorite encounters with this bout of ritual combat .

Adventure: Mask of the Pirate Queen; used this as a Boxing Day 9-hour marathon. So much fun.

Core: Force and Destiny

Career: Desperate Allies

Region: Nexus of Power

Adventure: Hidden Depths. I have GM'd two groups of people through this adventure in 2 time periods. One was a year before episode 5 and the other was 6 years after episode 6. Both groups loved this adventure and what I was able to do with it. Especially the force visions I created for each player to locate their crystals.

Gungans are awesome. Jar Jar is literally the species idiot, so don't judge the majority of Gungans by him.

I didn't. I just don't like Gungans... Thousands of identical computer animations probably did that for me. Just never got their allure...

ALL. OF. THEM..... ALL. OF. THEM.... ALL. OF. THEM..... ALL. OF. THEM. .... sorry, hypno toad got me....

Any Core Rules - If only for the dice mechansims that helped me start ditching the D20/3.5 I was used to. I was a bit daunted/confused at the start but it's really easy once you get used to the icons on each die.

Splatbook: Fly Casual and Spec Mods... coz at least 2 of our 3 man party now have splat! STILL waiting for BH splat

Core: Edge of the Empire

Career: A three-way tie between Far Horizons, Fly Casual and Lead by Example

Region: Lords of Nal Hutta

Adventure: Jewel of Yavin

Core: Tie between Edge of the Empire and Force and Destiny

Career: Special modifications (dat Goo Gun!!)

Region: Only read Nexus of Power.

Adventure: Only ran part of Chronicles of the gatekeeper, but really like that.