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Here is also codes you can redeem for more goodies! (dont type the stuff in parenthesis):
SWCELEBRATION17 (free droid)
SWCANTINA17 (mount)
NYCANTINA17 (mount)
NYCANTINA16 (mount)
REVANRETURNS (Shadow of Revan Expansion)
KOTORSPEEDER (mount)
I used them all recently & can confirm they all work. My friend also used the following but it didnt work for me:
SWCELEBRATION16
My big hope with the xbox release is that it will have cross-platform servers. Bringing together players from multiple platforms is ideal & should be praticed more ofton in the gaming industry.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=212807550
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=232066457
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=299097529
If anyone needs help, let me know :)
:P
I can't seem to find a way to like SWTOR, it doesn't really immerse the player into the storyline... I don't know, I always quickly lose interest once I start playing...
this shameless advertisement used by mikfail is against the content rules on steam. in the same way you can't do the same on swtor forums either.
What happened to the game that made you change your opinion?
I'm asking because the game didn't really interest me, it felt boring after playing for a while.
Heck, I've never finished my characters storyline... :/
A year ago the dreaded GC came in and that was the major point that i pulled up all my stakes. RemoveRNG.
Even before this, SWTOR didn't look like it was going in the right direction, i was already concerned before 5.0 hit. At the time i was becoming bored with the same content.
The end game experience just killed it for me. They had boring dailies, dead world pvp areas because practically nobody wanted to play Republic. Empire was too heavily populated on every server. They launched the game with too many servers so when they started to die there was over a dozen dead servers they waited too long to merge servers. There should of been less servers to begin with but they anticipated such success and wanted to deal with the heavy load of the launch and following weeks of Hype.
The one area they succeeded was the 1-50 class story and making the player feel important and epic right out the gate. Wow doesnt do that. Many mmos your just nothing until your max level with insane gear and it never felt like that to me playing swtor.
The pvp was boring and unbalanced, the end game dungeons and raids were less fun than the PVE in wow so I started saying If i want to do this same old boring kind of grindy stuff Ill just go back to wow where I have already invested so much time.
Improvements were made to swtor too little too late and F2p did save the game from total extinction but a mere shadow of the former development team remains to create new content for it. Im willing to bet in less than 10 years it will be shuttered by EA in favor of a newer star wars online game that has to do with the new era ushered in by the Disney Movies.
In a nutshell nobody really asked for Kotor the MMO and that's what we got and it was a wow clone seeking to cash in on Blizzard's success. It came too late when Wow had already secured its dominance in the market. I firmly believe that if Swtor had released 3-4 years earlier than it did it would of strongly competed with Wow and lord of the rings online. The graphics werent good in swtor from day 1. The engine they used is just horrible it has bad performance and is just far too cartoony.
If I want the old hum drum MMO experience I continue to return to wow I didnt want it in my Star wars.
I looked on the swtor forums, it looks like everyone has a "shameless advertisement" as their sig (which shows up in every one of their posts), I actually never bothered to post there before but may try, thanks for the heads up to investigate this.
Its obvious you moved on from swtor & are unhappy, but really, consider people who havent played it before &/or people returning for newer content they havent played...perhaps I may feel as you do now sometime later(though i doubt this because i tend to be more appreciative of everything as a whole), but for now im having a blast like you did once.
I suppose everything might be a matter of taste, though I may agree with you on kotor in some ways. In terms of scale I learn towards swtor.
I dont have a problem with the story. The immersion there for me is not just the plots but also the sights & sounds. Try a another side &/or class storyline, most are interesting & tend to appeal in different ways;.
In regards to KOTOR on XB1 I think im gonna give it a go this weekend. I was meaning to give the game another playthrough here on steam as its been a while, but I think will be cool to couch it this time. It's been so long since Iv'e played that game on a controller...
Yavin Station was DLC available on XBOX Live back in the day. It was included in the PC version at launch or as part of one of the official patches. I don't remember. Needless to say, the only way you'd have it available on console today is if you still had it stored on your original XBOX's hard drive or if Microsoft/Bioware had bothered to back it up. (lol nope.) Nobody thought about preservation back then.
I didn't think there was a 360 version. Thought it was just backward compatible. Is XBOX Live still supported on 360?