- Don't rush through the content. Enjoy the journey. Watch the trailers/movies!
- Take time to talk in game to those around you. MMO's are social by design. Meet new friends, find new groupmates!
- Group up! The game is more fun (especially conversations) that way! You also get Social Points!
- Make sure to read your codex entries. They add amazing details and background info and make the game even more enjoyable!
- Make sure to take the time to look around. The game is gorgeous and you never know what you might find if you just look!
- [Social] Players who lose conversation rolls get a small bonus towards future rolls and may even get rolls greater than 100!
- If you don't like your conversation choice, you can hit escape and start over so long as the chat is not complete
- Start thinking about your Legacy name and how you want to use that system with the characters on your server.
- Check your Codex, under Planets, and see how you are doing in getting all the codex's on your current (or other) planets
- In Dromund Kaas Spaceport, take a moment to watch the starships as they fly out of the hangars!
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
SWTOR Tips
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I think 3 is the most important for me. I played yesterday but only got to level 8 as there is no rush to get to 50.
ReplyDelete@Brax: Thanks for the nod in that direction. Too many times I have rushed, only to get bored at the level cap.
ReplyDeleteSocial points? I hadnt heard of these till just now. Can you provide more info?
ReplyDeleteSorry Dave for the delayed response. I was away most of the weekend. (Need to figure out how to get alerted to new comments on this as well!)
ReplyDeleteSocial points are obtained through "group" conversations in #SWTOR. When you group with people, you basically get 1 social point multiplied by the number in the conversation for every response in a VO/Conversation, and double that if yours is the winning roll.
You can use social points at social point vendors - they can be used for a bunch of "non-combat" related stuff, etc. It's a neat idea and well executed. Let me know if I am not being clear enough in my explanation :)
The questing system is a revolution in mmos
ReplyDeleteHey @skywalker I couldn't agree more. The way you are carried through the story, and just happen to complete other quests along the way, makes for what feels like a very grind free experience!
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