The economy revolves around credits and tokens (from planets, space battles and pvp). The max character level at launch is 50, and you get one skill point to spend per level after reaching level 10 in one of three trees two trees are custom to your advanced class and one is shared between the “base” class. The game revolves around nine races and four core classes (with a focus on Melee, Ranged, Healer and Hybrid), and each class has two “advanced classes” you can specialize in. You can also augment your items with modifications, similar to enchantments and such in other games. All of this makes one thing certain: there’s always something to do.
They did enhance quests a bit with the “bonus” system where you can find yourself handling multiple phases of quests activated merely by interacting with an object or killing specific targets. There is also a legacy system for all of your characters on a server, but features have not yet been implemented. Fifth is the alignment system which moves either toward the light or dark side based on your actions. Forth is the space combat system where you acquire your own ship and participate in action-packed laser-blasting missions. Third is the crafting system, which is based on your companions and reverse engineering. Second is the companion system which guarantees you never have to explore the galaxy alone. There are numerous systems that set SWTOR apart from other MMOGs. From the city slums of Corusant to the open desert wastelands of Tatooine, your adventure takes you throughout the galaxy and through numerous different environments. Everywhere you go, the environment around you is immense and enveloping. If one word could be used to describe SWTOR it’s BIG. What can I say? Killing sand people with a blaster, or fighting a Sith with a light saber is very enjoyable.
Swtor jedi sentinel build 4.0 series#
While I don’t consider myself a Star Wars “fan” (and my opinion is the series only consists of three movies – episodes 4-6) I do enjoy the familiar look and feel to things. Everything looks, feels, and sounds like the Star Wars World, so fans will be thrilled. And to make things even better, the storyline is different for each class, so if you play through to Level 50 with one class, creating another character of a different class will create a completely different experience from a storyline perspective and the story voice acting and cutscenes are top notch. The game phases the player into the different play-styles and gradually introduces the core features such as space combat and crafting. It is, without a doubt, the most story-driven MMOG ever made, focusing on making the player and their core class the center of the universe and they pull this off brilliantly. SWTOR is a mixture of innovation and refinement of standard MMOG play methods. With more than 100 servers in North America alone, Bioware’s first online game has a lot to live up to, and it certainly delivers. Star Wars: The Old Republic (“SWTOR”) launched on Decemas one of the most anticipated online games ever released. Notes: One of the best MMOGs released, Excellent potential for growthīilling Style: Purchase + Monthly Subscription Weaknesses: Bugs, Undefined Alternate Advancement System, Weak Guild and Community Interaction Systems Strengths: Fun & Smooth Gameplay, Storyline & Cutscenes, Huge World, Massive amount of Content, Nice graphics, Companion and Crafting System Custom Features: Story-driven System, Space Combat, Companion & Crafting System, Item Growth through Mods, Alignment, Seamless Quest / Instance Control
0 kommentar(er)
