I was thinking about getting rift or star wars which one should i get?
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Answer:
Personally like SWTOR better. But it does have a few minor bugs and no content once you get to level 50, but the bugs don't really impede game play and once you get one character to level 50, just start an alt and play them to level 50. I absolutely love the storyline, but I'm a huge Star Wars fan. Bioware is also putting out a game update and they're re-doing and adding a LOT of cool new features, I'm pretty psyched for it, but anyways... you have my opinion. :)
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Saturday, March 10, 2012
In star wars the old republic, what is more important to jedi sentinels, strength or endurance?
I barely do war zones, mostly pve leveling. which is more important?
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Answer:
Actually, the answer depends on what companion you prefer to use, or indeed what companions you've unlocked.
The meta aspect is simple - endurance means that you have more hit points. Strength means that you hit harder, so combat is shorter.
Personally, I try to balance the two. However, because of the amount of damage that is incurred on a regular basis, I prefer to go for damage over hit points. The reason is that while hit points is almost a smooth scale (my Powertech has about 12k hp with my regular buffs on), damage is dealt in packets. So damage is more "bursty" than hit points. Therefore, damage over hit points.
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Answer:
Actually, the answer depends on what companion you prefer to use, or indeed what companions you've unlocked.
The meta aspect is simple - endurance means that you have more hit points. Strength means that you hit harder, so combat is shorter.
Personally, I try to balance the two. However, because of the amount of damage that is incurred on a regular basis, I prefer to go for damage over hit points. The reason is that while hit points is almost a smooth scale (my Powertech has about 12k hp with my regular buffs on), damage is dealt in packets. So damage is more "bursty" than hit points. Therefore, damage over hit points.
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I'm an MMO'er used to play wow ( When it was good ) and rift etc.. but i just cant pull my self to try swtor? Is there any other ex WOW players that play it that can tell me about it a little? if it feels a good replacement to wow? because i've never got into another MMO since playing wow, but i just need that last push to make me try it?
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Answer:
It does feel like a good change. I thought RIFT felt like a good change, and think the interface is better than either of the other games. But WoW guildmates mostly didn't follow to RIFT.
But they've basically all taken a break from WoW to play SWTOR together. Like someone said, if you like Star Wars at all, the story lines for each of the classes are really fun, they take you through the leveling process, and I think you'd enjoy. I like the dark side/light side and other choices from the questgivers. It's definitely more demanding on your graphics card, though.
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Answer:
It does feel like a good change. I thought RIFT felt like a good change, and think the interface is better than either of the other games. But WoW guildmates mostly didn't follow to RIFT.
But they've basically all taken a break from WoW to play SWTOR together. Like someone said, if you like Star Wars at all, the story lines for each of the classes are really fun, they take you through the leveling process, and I think you'd enjoy. I like the dark side/light side and other choices from the questgivers. It's definitely more demanding on your graphics card, though.
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Star Wars: The Old Republic Questions?
Hello, so after long consideration, I've decided against WoW (smart choice) and am picking up Star Wars: The Old Republic tomorrow. I've looked up information on it today and my friend will be using the free 7 day trial code. But I have a few questions. Number one, is the first month free? Number 2, what is the story? (In detail) Number 3, are the raids and such, can I do story missions with my friends? And finally, I'm having the hardest time deciding, Jedi or Sith? I'd like you're personal opinions and expericance with Jedi and Sith if you could provide it.
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Answer:
1. Yes it is free, but you have to sign up a credit or debit card to withdraw payment after te first month whether you intend to keep playing or not.
2. Each class has its own story that you can choose how it goes. So none specific to all classes. It is set in the past, before the movies.
3. Yes there are raids, make sure you join a good active guild with lots of lvl 50's in it. So long as you and your friend are both sith or Jedi. You can play together. Starting zones are separate if you roll different classes, ie smuggler and Jedi knight would start in different zones.
4. Depends if you like being a goody or a baddie. You get to be real mean if you play sith. I prefer Jedi though, I like feeling I am doing good.
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Answer:
1. Yes it is free, but you have to sign up a credit or debit card to withdraw payment after te first month whether you intend to keep playing or not.
2. Each class has its own story that you can choose how it goes. So none specific to all classes. It is set in the past, before the movies.
3. Yes there are raids, make sure you join a good active guild with lots of lvl 50's in it. So long as you and your friend are both sith or Jedi. You can play together. Starting zones are separate if you roll different classes, ie smuggler and Jedi knight would start in different zones.
4. Depends if you like being a goody or a baddie. You get to be real mean if you play sith. I prefer Jedi though, I like feeling I am doing good.
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Thursday, January 26, 2012
Race to the ruins no companion? SWTOR?
HELP! Am doing the mission Race to the Ruins in Star Wars: The Old Republic
But my companion disappeared! (Kira Carsen). She just left me. there is no slot for her either to resummon her
how can i get my companion back?
Answer: press N for companion board to pop up then on the side of the companion will be a button to summon provided you are not in combat
But my companion disappeared! (Kira Carsen). She just left me. there is no slot for her either to resummon her
how can i get my companion back?
Answer: press N for companion board to pop up then on the side of the companion will be a button to summon provided you are not in combat
Thinking of playing an MMO for the first time... Advice?
I'm not much of a gamer, but I've been wanting to for a while, since that's all my high school friends did. Just never had the time until now. The biggest reason is Star Wars: The Old Republic. I love the KOTOR games and I really want to play it. I'm just a little apprehensive, though, considering there seems to be so much involved in MMORPGs, with the jargon and strategies and what not... And the last thing I want to do is be an annoyance to people who don't suck. I suppose my real question is what is the best approach? Is there somewhere I should go to study up first or should I just man up, dive in, and be a noob for a while until I figure things out? Also, is SWTOR a good first MMO, or should I start elsewhere?
Answer: Any MMO is a good first MMO, but SWTOR is a real treat!
Don't worry about jargon or strategies, you will learn on the way, and besides, that is the fun part too!
All people suck at one time, again - you will learn the game, so no worries. The biggest annoyance are people who behave annoying, not those who have less skills than most.
You are definitely in for some fun!
Answer: Any MMO is a good first MMO, but SWTOR is a real treat!
Don't worry about jargon or strategies, you will learn on the way, and besides, that is the fun part too!
All people suck at one time, again - you will learn the game, so no worries. The biggest annoyance are people who behave annoying, not those who have less skills than most.
You are definitely in for some fun!
Saturday, January 21, 2012
SWTOR, sith warrior question. Help me decide what class. ?
So I have a lvl 50 Sith Marauder and a lvl 35 sith Juggernaut. I don't know if I should just stick with my marauder or finish lvling and go full speed with my Jugg. I'm mainly PVP player, but I do like to get into pugs and do some PVE, I don't really tank (but I love the option to spec tank if I want) I will mainly go pVE DpS. Will the Jugg be viable in end game PVE dps? Because I think I like the Jugg alittle more, but I don't want people to not accept me in operations due to me being a Jugg DPS. Can you help me with pros and cons. Oh and I love the Juggs gear look at lvl 50 lol.
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Well I haven't played either, but in the end I think you really need to make the decision yourself.
I would recommend levelling the Juggernaut for now, and hop onto your Marauder every day to do your PvP dailies. That way, you will still be getting PvP gear for the Marauder in case you decide you prefer it. On the other hand, dailies won't take you long, and really wouldn't slow down your leveling on the Juggernaut too harshly.
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Star Wars the Old Republic LEVELING GUIDE
Well I haven't played either, but in the end I think you really need to make the decision yourself.
I would recommend levelling the Juggernaut for now, and hop onto your Marauder every day to do your PvP dailies. That way, you will still be getting PvP gear for the Marauder in case you decide you prefer it. On the other hand, dailies won't take you long, and really wouldn't slow down your leveling on the Juggernaut too harshly.
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