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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'

Swtor End Game Fanbase Thoughts Swtor End Game Pontifications I see so much confusion about "End Game". - What exactly is End Game ? End Game is when you have reached the end of the game content. And all that is left are minigames. Say , running the same few raids over and over to aquire equipment , or endless battlegrounds against other players. in short , Sandbox stuff. I hear people ask, "what are we going to do at end game ?" You do understand you are asking "what are we going to do when we reach the end of the game ?" The game is over, you've won , you finished it. But There's a whole world full of pve quests you can do at max level ! Umm...then that technically is not end game. It may be "Max Level" stuff, but if you still have quests, you are not at the end of the game yet. Not to say that I object to them putting in a whole world full of max level quests. Far from it , I think it's a great idea , and they sh

I believe that the space system in SWTOR should have more depth. Space travel and space battles were a integral part of the movies and the overall Star Wars experience. I understand that this game primarily focuses on combat on the ground, but Bioware & LucasArts are afforded the opportunity to create the ultimate Star Wars game by adding complexity to the space system. I've seen space-travel games, and planetside games, but to really immerse a player in a fictional universe, I'd like to see a game that implements both to a satisfactory degree. I'm eager to see just how far the developers of Star Wars: The Old Republic take it- I acknowledge that there is a healthy amount of speculation in my post, but I feel that if the space mechanic was any more sophisticated, we would have heard about it by now. The devs have said that each player will be able to purchase a ship at some point (each class seems to be associated with their own specific ship). The space