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It also has another advantage over the usual MMOs: lightsabers. If thereвЂ™s one thing I canвЂ™t stand about MMOs, itвЂ™s the grind, and SWTOR doesnвЂ™t have any so far. IвЂ™ve basically mainlined the main quests and ignored much of the filler, yet IвЂ™m still five levels above where I need to be for my current point in the story. If you do decide you want access to the expansions, you only have to subscribe for a month and most of the extras stay unlocked forever, even if you end your sub once the month is up.ДЄnother thing I really appreciate is the lack of grinding. Your inventory is restricted and thereвЂ™s a cap on how many credits you can earn in-game, but the core experience is all there. SWTOR just went free-to-play and you can experience every single class story to completion, for free.

ItвЂ™s one of those games that gets it claws in you and makes you think about it when youвЂ™re doing anything else. ThereвЂ™s choice and consequence, you shape the world around you, and you can decide your own moral code. You have companions who join you and chat to you between missions, much like BioWareвЂ™s single-player RPGs. ItвЂ™s an MMO that you can play completely solo. IвЂ™m sitting here in my personal starship, with an entire galaxy to explore, and IвЂ™m wondering how it gets better than it already is. One of them is apparently the closest weвЂ™ll get to Knights of the Old Republic 3. Everyone whoвЂ™s played further along tells me that вЂњthings really get going once you hit the expansionsвЂќ. You can be anything from a Jedi Knight to a Bounty Hunter or an Imperial Agent - the latter of which is apparently a James Bond-esque story that has you taking out a powerful Sith Lord with cunning and subterfuge.

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Once IвЂ™m done, there are seven other class stories - each a full campaign with its own tale to tell - waiting for me. I know my goals - to become a Sith - and itвЂ™s clear how I need to achieve those goals. Within the first couple of hours I have a rival and I understand my place in the world.

The story doesnвЂ™t kick off with world-ending calamities (we get enough of that in real life, am I right?), instead focusing on your character - in my case, a Sith Inquisitor and former slave whoвЂ™s trying to claw his way up the ladder of power on the dark side of the Force. It gives you personal stakes off the bat. IвЂ™m having a very busy 2020 doomscrolling through Twitter and ignoring the half-finished novel (Blood Meridian) on my bedside table. I just donвЂ™t have the time to wait for a game to get good. I havenвЂ™t skipped a single line in SWTOR.Д«efore you attack me, I know FF14 apparently gets really, really good when you get to the expansions. Go to this area and kill ten of these things. Where MMOs usually fall down for me is in the fact I donвЂ™t give a solitary shit what theyвЂ™re asking me to do. Star Wars: The Old Republic feels like a proper BioWare RPG. On Monday, I subscribed to an MMO, mainly because it doesnвЂ™t feel like one. IвЂ™ve tried TESO, FF14, and even World of Warcraft, but I always bounce off them a dozen hours in. I donвЂ™t like the idea of stabbing 20 wolves to get +1 of some stat I donвЂ™t give a crap about.

TheyвЂ™re spreadsheets that you play at your PC, which is where I sit down to work all day. MMOs feel too much like a second job to me.

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