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Re: Star Wars The Old Republic
« Reply #15 on: Wed Feb, 01, 2012, 07:20:PM »
I have seen the game for £35, one of the guys at work has just bought it for that price online as well.

You dont lvl that fast really, i been playing for a week now and i'm only just reaching lvl 13, my friend works in the computer games industry as a level designer and he was telling me that word on the grapevine is Bio will be releasing a few expansions in the near future.....look at LOTRO and WAR, fantastic games but they waited far too long for extra content and players wandered off to other stuff leaving the servers dead.  ::)


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Re: Star Wars The Old Republic
« Reply #16 on: Wed Feb, 01, 2012, 07:39:PM »
Another big thing to ask yourself before investing is this:
Why do I play these games?
Me, I prefer TOR because of the storyline more than anything else.
To me, TOR is more of a single player RPG with multiplayer content than other MMOs.

My character isn't just (insert name) and go do this string of quests.
There are consequences to my actions.
I can take different tracks to get what needs to be done handled.
There is a reason I'm travelling the galaxy and doing these things.

These are why I left WoW and others for TOR.

If what you seek is the "Let's power level and kill everybody," then The Old Republic is not your game.

Me, I have one toon for each of the major classes, and I'm running each through a given section.
Once I finish a section with, say, a Republic toon, I'll go play through the next section for an Empire toon.
This is why my characters are all so close in level despite the many hours I've played.
I want to enjoy the stories, not plow through to the end.
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Re: Star Wars The Old Republic
« Reply #17 on: Wed Feb, 01, 2012, 07:51:PM »
yea i play mmos to have fun, if you want a  game were you have absolute no hope of powering trough to the end then you want eveonline. to train all the skills in eve at to moment its like a real lifetime of training,  some skills will take upto 2 months to train, im rambeling now... but you get the idea.

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Re: Star Wars The Old Republic
« Reply #18 on: Wed Feb, 01, 2012, 09:34:PM »
I just started a Sith Inq and i have to say it's proving a lot of fun......lighting bolts ftw. :-P

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Re: Star Wars The Old Republic
« Reply #19 on: Wed Feb, 01, 2012, 11:34:PM »
I really enjoyed just about every aspect of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and KOTR 2, ESPECIALLY the story line, so I've been strongly considering getting this (and a couple of my friends have been too).  I have to upgrade my video card to do it, but I'm told that's not too hard of a job to do on your own.
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Re: Star Wars The Old Republic
« Reply #20 on: Thu Feb, 02, 2012, 03:51:AM »
replacing the vid card is as easy as changing a plug, if ya cant do that well dont bother with the vid card ;D