A Close Evaluation Of The Star Wars: The Old Republic Game
by Livia Dominik
Star Wars: The Old Republic, often referred to as SWTOR, came out in December of 2011 and quickly accrued over one million subscribers. This officially makes the game one of the fastest growing MMOs in history. There are quite a few players claiming that SWTOR is just like all of the other MMORPGs out there, but with a Star Wars theme. What is it about this game that draws so many players in and why have so many PC gamers fallen in love with it?
The SWTOR storyline is set thousands of years before the rise of Darth Vader or any of the other famous Star Wars film characters. The Republic and the Empire have just signed an agreement called the Treaty of Coruscant which has brought about peace between the two groups. Given the groups history, peace is not something that would last very long. Hostility is beginning to rise between the two yet again and it is only a matter of time before the treaty is broken. War is certainly on the horizon.
This is where players enter the game - right in the midst of conflict. All players must choose which side they wish to pledge their loyalty to for the inevitable war ahead. The Sith Empire and the Republic each have four major classes and then two advanced classes within each one of those. Republic classes include: Smugglers, Jedi Consular, Jedi Knight and Trooper. The Imperial classes are: Sith Warrior, Bounty Hunter, Sith Inquisitor and Imperial Agent.
Once a player reaches level 10, they will be able to choose which advanced class they want to go with. These advanced classes are very powerful and come with their own set of abilities. But to make the right decision on which class is right for you, you'll need to consider your gaming style and which role you would like to take on while fighting in groups. A few of the specializations are more defensive while others are designed to kill enemies and nothing more. Your decision will affect both your gaming style and how your story will advance.
The Star Wars galaxy is filled with things for players to do while they advance through the leveling process. Players can complete quests, engage in epic PvP (player vs. player) battles or defeat bosses in flashpoints (commonly referred to as raids). Each activity requires a different play style and technique. While going through the game, players will pick up new gear and supplies. Once they've reached level 16, they even get their very own ship! This ship is customized to each class and allows you to travel through the galaxy in style or take part in space combat missions.
Star Wars: The Old Republic is an overall solid game. It has all of the major aspects that have come to be expected from MMORPGs and has gained a lot of attention from the industry. It may only be a matter of time before the game reaches the top spot and surpasses other popular MMO games.
Farming for credits is definitely a tiresome activity, especially if you happen to be doing the wrong thing. Have a look at these <a href="http://www.hotswtorguides.info/category/free-guides-and-tips/">SWTOR helpful tips</a> to uncover effective ways to earn credits. Make sure to study their <a href="http://www.hotswtorguides.info">Star Wars strategy guide</a> when you are there.
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