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Canada343 Posts
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Djiffit
Finland18 Posts
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wrags
United States379 Posts
On November 28 2011 08:50 CoR wrote: playing beta since saturday nearly without sleep ... its the god fucking best game ever ! wanna get on to your cons after i played every race from 0-10 no auto attack - not saw it, since the normal attack is bad as in every game i not recognised it but you normaly die if you not press any button ^^ but sure they will implent such things in options later big starting areas - not as big when you find out how the car system works and the stone you ahve you can teleport to every of the areas all 30 mins too from everywhere so its pretty near also the walk distance is not as long as it was in wow in hte old times (before they made 20 fly postions between everything cause of some whines) i love that they make so much space questflow - ??? there are the main quests and the side quests easy to see from the mainquest way and you can follow everything on minimpa (it even tells you which door you have to use pretty easy to find way easier then old wow (again not this new click on quest and it makes it for you wow shit from last 2 years) graphics - well yeah could be better but i like them they are not as bad and "sucked" when you still played wow ... its better then wow definatly and an mmorpg need to have other things then "good graphics" as you can see all the ones with good are dead cause its other things that are more importent and sometimes they not fit both bugs etc - 0 disc on a beta stress test weekend ... what more can i say ^^ still beta but if it stays as it is and got slightly imporved it CAN KICK WOW FROM THE FUCKN THRONE ! ps: for all who say its to near to wow ... every mmorpg is near to wow or its just a bad mmorpg that was dead after 1-2 months ... its a reason million people play it ^^ starcraft is like age of empires in so many ways cause its the SAME GENRE GUYS ! xD the no auto attack thing is a very subtle change that's greater than most people realize i'm not a wow expert, but they always change spells and abilities to make the game more "balanced" and then constantly have to do that, but if you really think about it most DPS issues are due to auto attack doing most of everyones damage by taking auto attack out they can really even the DPS of all classes much easier, pretty subtle | ||
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aksfjh
United States4853 Posts
On November 28 2011 10:07 wrags wrote: the no auto attack thing is a very subtle change that's greater than most people realize i'm not a wow expert, but they always change spells and abilities to make the game more "balanced" and then constantly have to do that, but if you really think about it most DPS issues are due to auto attack doing most of everyones damage by taking auto attack out they can really even the DPS of all classes much easier, pretty subtle It was always that auto attack added another element of luck to small encounters (like PVP). Even then, though, it does feel more engaging knowing I have to push buttons to kill mobs. | ||
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Arnstein
Norway3381 Posts
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Malkavian183
Turkey227 Posts
sure there were major glitches in graphics, it was a bit laggy and fps wasn't stable (i play with i7- 940, gtx 460, 6 gb ram and i played 20 to 80 fps) the story elements in game was awesome. The first instance for empire was the best instance i've ever done! and generally liked nearly all classes i've played with this will be an awesome game imo. i personally won't buy it but it is totally a personal choice. when i was trying the beta i remembered why i quit WoW, endless and pointless hours spending to a MMORPG, the addiction and all. so with this beta Bioware reminded me why i shouldn't play another MMORPG. Oh, the irony =) | ||
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blade55555
United States17423 Posts
On November 28 2011 15:22 Arnstein wrote: Is the beta down now? No doesn't end until monday 11:59 pm CST | ||
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Enox
Germany1667 Posts
am or pm? | ||
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blade55555
United States17423 Posts
PM woops forgot to put that. God don't want it to go away just wish game was released next week >> | ||
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FrostFire626
United States79 Posts
Pros: Excellent voice acting, meaningful quests, clear quest objectives, a streamlined interface, surprisingly decent combat, minimal grinding, good light side / dark side choices, and plenty of places to explore and quest. It's basically a heavily streamlined version of WoW, which is good. Cons: The general quests (non-class) are the same for every class, and the variety of quest hubs is more limited per level than in WoW. Replayability may end up being a major problem.The graphics are quite terrible, and the general art style does not seem like it will age well at all. PvP is fun, but the designers prioritize it far below the PvE content (competitive PvP seems unlikely). The talent system is rather dull. In the end I will buy ToR only if it proves to offer months of replayability and adequate support for competitive PvP. | ||
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Arnstein
Norway3381 Posts
What's that in CET? | ||
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Ighox
Norway580 Posts
On November 28 2011 09:40 Djiffit wrote: Does anyone know if it is possible to continue playing the game straight away after the early game access? I mean, like if I were to pre-order the game from Amazon and get the early game access code, would I be able to continue playing straight after the early access ends and game launches or whether I'd have to wait for my own copy to continue playing? They haven't confirmed anything like that, but most MMORPG's with headstart do give you at least 1-3 days to play after launch before having to add your retail key so SWTOR will probably also do it this way. | ||
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Varesz
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On November 28 2011 15:38 Apophenic wrote: i personally won't buy it but it is totally a personal choice. when i was trying the beta i remembered why i quit WoW, endless and pointless hours spending to a MMORPG, the addiction and all. so with this beta Bioware reminded me why i shouldn't play another MMORPG. Oh, the irony =) I actually gonna buy it, because so far what i saw from beta this game is relying more about the story than grinding. Which is why i stopped playing wow (6 years). I think this game can offer me that couple (1-2) hours of fun i'm looking for without investing ALOT into my character. In WoW questing didn't last long and if you wanted to have fun in pvp or pve you had to grind/farm instances and reputations. I hope SWTOR will not fall into the same trap and can extend the story-based leveling as long as possible. Although this game won't kill WoW alone, but with Diablo 3. Mostly those players will chose this game who: -enjoyed reading a book (not student book) -likes playing casually -don't like monotonius grinding Those who like grinding and care less about lore/story etc, they'll choose D3 instead of WoW or SWTOR. Also, i don't think SWTOR's playerbase will give a damn about "world first guilds" here. | ||
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Jankisa
Croatia1058 Posts
On November 28 2011 08:01 Fruscainte wrote: So I'm an idiot, and I'm dumb because I get performance issues and I bring them up in hopes of them getting fixed? Yeesh, that's a little harsh  It's really simple, the game is rendering graphic details from the game server (other players gear, animations etc) and that has nothing to do with your computer, and framerates drop when that is happening regardless of what computer you are playing it on. During my playing this weekend that did bother me, but it was clear to me that this was due to server being full and not due to poor game programming, since all the lag and graphic glitches stoped when I got into phased area limited to only me/group, so please don't go judging game for that. Regarding PvP being terrible, name me a game that has good PVP on low lvls, it's simply to much to expect, especially from a game that isn't released yet (low lvl PVP in wow is laughable, specially given twinks and LVL ranges of battlegrounds, haven't played other mmos tho). I will play this game since I am a mayor SW fan, I love KOTOR story and the way conversations work and I think it took most of the things WOW did right and got it to fit in Star Wars universe. I don't think Skyrimesque graphics are for MMOs, since it just diverts attention from gameplay and the game would suffer for that (skyim questing is really lacking). | ||
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Enox
Germany1667 Posts
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Arnstein
Norway3381 Posts
Goodbye calculus and good grades, hello SWTOR! | ||
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Executor1
1353 Posts
On November 28 2011 15:38 Apophenic wrote: i was really hyped for this game and it was good as much as i would want it to be. sure there were major glitches in graphics, it was a bit laggy and fps wasn't stable (i play with i7- 940, gtx 460, 6 gb ram and i played 20 to 80 fps) the story elements in game was awesome. The first instance for empire was the best instance i've ever done! and generally liked nearly all classes i've played with this will be an awesome game imo. i personally won't buy it but it is totally a personal choice. when i was trying the beta i remembered why i quit WoW, endless and pointless hours spending to a MMORPG, the addiction and all. so with this beta Bioware reminded me why i shouldn't play another MMORPG. Oh, the irony =) That first instance with the empire is so awesome, its pretty long but i had so much fun. Killed the captain at the begining and the general at the end. Dark side points om nom nom nom | ||
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s3rp
Germany3192 Posts
I loved the KotR games especially the first one , it's probably still my favorite RPG and this feels alot like it but it's still an MMORPG idk if i wanna buy the game. A third KotR i would've bought in a second without thinking( even the current SWTOR without the MMO part ) but this probably not , at least not right away. | ||
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DrSeRRoD
United States490 Posts
Just wondering on the length and replay value since it seems that is the only unique thing with dialogue that one would want to go through (and spam spacebar for the other 1-3 characters you make per side for non-class quest dialogue). It seems the game is very Alt friendly for those who just like running through every class to the max and then pick one to craft and mess around with (or dabble in instances or PvP but too casual to really rock at either). I wonder if I could get through the 8 class quests and bypass all of the side quests for 6 of the 8 characters (1 per side just to check them out) and be done in time for the "next big thing" (e.g. Diablo 3, GW2). I just can't see myself PvPing in this game as I did not enjoy it and the instances are cool once but after that I wouldn't want to join to spam spacebar as it really kills it for me. I also wonder if I could get to 50 and then run all of the instances (level 10 one at 50 would be easy but just for the story). | ||
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aksfjh
United States4853 Posts
On November 28 2011 23:28 DrSeRRoD wrote: A question for anyone that has "beat" the full class story for at least 1 character. How long did it take? If you could toss out instances and too many side quests, how long would it take to run through a class arc from beginning to end? Just wondering on the length and replay value since it seems that is the only unique thing with dialogue that one would want to go through (and spam spacebar for the other 1-3 characters you make per side for non-class quest dialogue). It seems the game is very Alt friendly for those who just like running through every class to the max and then pick one to craft and mess around with (or dabble in instances or PvP but too casual to really rock at either). I wonder if I could get through the 8 class quests and bypass all of the side quests for 6 of the 8 characters (1 per side just to check them out) and be done in time for the "next big thing" (e.g. Diablo 3, GW2). I just can't see myself PvPing in this game as I did not enjoy it and the instances are cool once but after that I wouldn't want to join to spam spacebar as it really kills it for me. I also wonder if I could get to 50 and then run all of the instances (level 10 one at 50 would be easy but just for the story). Your story keeps going as far as I know. I hit 21 last night and I was still chasing the villain(s) laid out from the beginning zone quests. It will likely take you all the way to 50, assuming you don't completely ignore the other quests in the zones. | ||
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