PvP Interview by Emmanuel Lusinchi @MMORPG.com

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PvP Interview by Emmanuel Lusinchi @MMORPG.com

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Swtor PvP Innovativation

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Swtor PvP Innovativation The fact that Swtor references are made to Warhammer Online - makes me more optimistic that the PvP in SWTOR will at the very least be up to par. In case many people don't know, the PvP Warfront that's been mentioned is one where you fight to control 3 turrets to take down an enemy ship. Let's not kid ourselves here. When a Developer calls this Objective-based PvP, I think it's only partly true. 'They're all active at the same time.' It's basically King of the Hill where you need 2/3 to win. Very similar for example to what RIFT did where they have 4 banners around the map you hold to gain points over time. This is almost exactly the same. I have a much BETTER interpretation of what this SHOULD mean, and not what it actually does. What I picture as Objective-based 'all active at the same time from the start' is much more open and diverse. Give us multiple objectives we can accomplish to 'evolve...
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Smuggler's Moon One of the most vibrant and dangerous places in the galaxy, Nar Shaddaa is a sprawling cityscape where nothing comes without a price. Dominated by a black market that caters to every indulgence, the moon has become the ultimate symbol of corruption. The upper levels present an endless parade of glittering neon towers and floating pleasure palaces; no greater concentration of wealth exists across the galaxy. Behind these flashy facades, crime bosses and secret political emissaries make backroom deals that decide the fates of worlds, and as much as both the Galactic Republic and the Sith Empire might like to change it, the Hutt Cartel calls the shots. For all the opulence above, however, an equal level of brutality lies below. The bowels of Nar Shaddaa hide some of the galaxy’s darkest secrets. In the pursuit of advanced technologies, unscrupulous enterprises conduct hazardous experiments on unwilling test subjects and crime lords employ slaves as fod...
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