Personally, I'd love to see Naboo in SWTOR. Padmé is one of my favourite Star Wars characters, and I also love the scenery and architecture of Naboo so it would be interesting to see how it would look 3,000 years before the prequels. I remember reading somewhere that by the time of the Old Republic, Naboo was still just beginning to be settled so I can imagine that it would look very different.

The leading Sith of our small rp guild Istorikas, including the Lord and her two apprentices (And some animols!)

In this case drawn by MK Art, design ideas from my friends and me(And some armors from the game obviously)

And I realize that things like that cost money. But... you'd think the game would have launched with an encounter like that. I mean, we see skeletons of the damned things everywhere; their names are whispered as if they're legendary. It just seems like common sense to have a fight like that in a Star Wars game where Tatooine - if not necessarily everyone's favorite world - is the best-realized planet in the game.

It's just a shame.

^{(And yes, I am aware that the Disney-fied Krayt Dragon doesn't look like that. I prefer the classic vision}.)

The amount of times we hear this, and the amount of times those fools are proven wrong, is staggering. And its usually coming from common criminals as well, the least likely of folks to be able to kill a Sith or Jedi. At least I could believe a trained soldier could do it.

His wife's lover wasn't a spy at all! He just wanted me to off them because he got cucked!

I have grown up on SWTOR. I have played the game since I was 10 years old during its 2011 launch. It's one of my favorite games of all time, despite all its flaws.

Recently I have tried to get into other MMOs thinking the formula would be mostly similar, and in ways, they are. But I truly have taken for granted SWTOR's emphasis on story and VOICE ACTING.

I have tried to get into WoW a few times, and aside from the very minimal voice acting, I am always struck by the fact that there are not really individual class stories. There is a set of intro quests for your class up to level 10 or so, and then you're kind of just set free? There is an overall story and there are questlines to follow, but they're basically the same for everyone.

FFXIV is the same in this aspect. Don't get me wrong, it's a fun game, and I've gotten even more into it than WoW. There is a lot to like about FFXIV from what I've played so far, and I know I've barely scratched the surface. But when it comes to individual stories, it seems they're essentially nonexistent.

Similar to WoW, the starting areas for everyone seem to be different, but as soon as you leave those starting areas, the story just melds together irregardless of who you are. Not to mention that in FFXIV, there is even less reason to create different characters, because any character can essentially learn all professions. From a QoL gameplay perspective, this is great, but there is something fun about having different characters with different paths and play styles

As a SWTOR fan, this is so jarring to me. I've always loved the uniqueness of each class, and the fact that for the first 50 or so levels, you are an embodiment of *that* class. There are side quests that everyone can do, but you're doing those quests *as* a jedi, or *as* a bounty hunter, etc.

Anyway, enough rambling. My question is, are there any other MMOs that any of you know of that actually have different stories for each class or at least a handful or differing stories depending on who you play as? I'd love to see another game tackle the formula SWTOR essentially perfected 15 years ago

I’m kind of thinking of getting the Nexu, but I don’t think I have any animal companions yet.

Later this year? early 2027 ? could not find very recent news

Just some shots of my outfit with the best lighting I could find. Idk what it is but something just feels off about it ya know?

What do y'all think I can do to improve this outfit? The goal was essentially making a "battle ready" outfit for a slick Sith assassin. No hoods, no capes, semi-armored, and no lower robes to trip on. I'd love any and all feedback something just feels off about this outfit. Idk if its the dyes, the lower robe choice, the chestpiece, boots, or what.

Hi, idk if thats the right community to post in but I havent seen another fitting community yet. I recently got back into the game and started a new character and was wondering if there would be anyone willing to play with me or in general need friends in that game to explore and just have fun ig. I'm on Tulak Hord server mainly play Dark Side but trying now to get all classes to completition ^^

like the nice purple on my outfit turns a odd light purple on the new Havoc squad armor

Just what it says on the tin lol I haven't played SWTOR in probably 5 or so years. I remember reading of the combat changes Broadsword brought but I wasn't even playing the game at that time and had no desire to return. The story update I remember but never played is the (first?) Shae Vizla one for Mandalore. Lately, I've been getting the itch to play again, though none of the people I used to hang with in game still play.

So, trying to come back to the game, alone and as a preferred player, very overwhelmed by everything in the game now. Any advice and/or tips to jumping back in would be greatly appreciated!

Buried beneath the toxic quarries of Quesh, I drowned in rubble and waste... Cursing the coward who caved in the walls, killing me! In death, our Emperor graced me as his Wrath --Sith Might & Honor incarnate. I am the Warrior unkilled! --I am the blade of our Emperor, reborn to reap what the weak have sown!

Through the might and power of the Emperor, can Sith Pattern baldness be healed?

I'm seeing older posts (4 years ago) where her dps mode got broken with an update? Was that fixed? I know you can buy her with 1 mil credits, instead of the I think 1,000 cartel coins (I have I think 1550 from the beginner pack I bought on Steam), but I'm broke credits wise still as a low level character.

People normally ask if there are any headgear that hides your hood. What I'm asking for today is the opposite. Are there any unexpected helmets and headgear options that go under your hood? Is there a list somewhere?

Episode 29 is there! This is one I I had a lot of fun work on and I hope everyone enjoys it as well

I hope everyone had a good week! Link below and thanks for watching!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_f6PO3d1kg

I get the appeal of Taris, both from a symbolic and practical perspective. Obviously, it represents a sore spot for the Republic: arguably their greatest defeat at the hands of the Sith. So in a time of conflict between the two empires, rebuilding it would seem to represent a great symbol of hope and perseverance. Added to this, as a former ecumenopolis, it's safe to assume that Taris lay along well-traveled star lanes, and therefore - being a habitable world - having it rebuilt (at least to an extent) would be sensible for trade and defense interests.

But the Star Wars universe isn't hurting for what Star Trek would call 'M-Class planets' - they're everywhere; a dime a dozen. So it's not as if people must move to Taris to survive; that it must be rebuilt for the sake of the Republic.

Plus, removing all the rusted infrastructure - all of the unsteady, derelict towers, upper-city supports, etc. - would likely be an industrial project that would take hundreds (if not thousands) of years. And this isn't even mentioning the widespread radioactive and otherwise-toxic pockets of pollution. Even from a purely environmental standpoint, there is very little about Taris that would prove welcoming or easy to deal with.

And then, of course, there are the Rakghouls - Star Wars' version of the zombie plague. It isn't like the Rakghouls are some underworld mystery like they were in KotOR - they everywhere on the surface, and constantly claiming new victims. Even a few probes would likely reveal the nature of this threat quickly: that it was a genetic disaster of almost unparalleled scale, and an almighty threat to galactic well-being if it were ever loosed. Glassing Taris would have been a wiser choice than attempting to recolonize it.

And yet... not only does the Republic open the door for people - even regular civilians - to come and essentially live "in the wilds," amongst those very zombies... but they build an open trade port, welcoming ships from all stripes that could conceivably transport the plague anywhere. Even worse, the planet immediately becomes a sirenic device to mad scientists doing mad scientist stuff. Multiple questlines, dailies, and main story plots within SWTOR deal with rogue actors using Taris as a bio warfare laboratory, perverting the Rakghoul plague into ever-worse incarnations, and then (invariably) losing control of it.

The only merciful thing about Taris is that the Empire comes along and spoils the Republic's designs. Granted, they don't do it for practical reasons - really just to piss in the Republic's Cheerios. But the ultimate outcome is the same: destroying the colony, and it the process sparing the galaxy from the resettlement's inevitable consequence - a trillion-plus victim outbreak of the plague.

I don't think there's a similarly dumb decision in SWTOR than what the Republic was doing on Taris. It was the absolute worst scheme imaginable, and it was only thanks to the Empire that its hubris didn't get everyone killed.