4 Reasons to Free Play SWTOR

If you’re a Star Wars fan, and more specifically, if you’re a fan of the Knights of the Old Republic RPG series, there is a lot to love in SWTOR. Star Wars: The Star Wars: The Old Republic is free-to-play beginning tomorrow, November 15. Here are five reasons you should download SWTOR when it goes free-to-play.

1.Free-to-Play Goes Live Alongside a Game Update

Sure, outside of the free-to-play stuff, Game Update 1.5 isn’t exactly meaty. However, 1.5 is significant in that it adds HK-51, a new companion clearly inspired by HK-47, everyone’s favorite mouthy assassin droid from the Knights of the Old Republic RPG series. HK-51 is acquired as part of the new ‘Section X’ content coming in the update. Section X is a new area on the planet of Belsavis and the quest content found within will continue SWTOR’s overarching storyline centered on the Dread Masters.

For fans of raiding, Game Update 1.5 also brings a new Nightmare Mode difficulty to the existing Explosive Content Operation. The new difficulty introduces the final pieces of the Dread Guard armor sets as well as a new vehicle for players to acquire SWTOR power leveling.

2.The Cartel Market is Integrated into the In-Game Economy

Items and unlocks (including Warzone passes and Artifact equipment licenses) on the Cartel Market can be traded amongst players via person-to-person trades or even the Galactic Trade Network. This interaction makes the Cartel Market a great value even to players.

3.Class Story Content is Free

All classes in the game will be unlocked for free-to-play players. One of the most obvious choices would be to sell classes to players; after all, the class story content is one of the game’s strongest features. This makes the free-to-play option a great value even for those who are just interested in consuming class content in a sort of KOTOR-lite experience.

4.SWTOR is a Solid Game

In SWTOR, gamers will find a polished experience with a breadth of content to play through. Whether it’s your class story, sidequests, Flashpoints, or even Operations, there’s a good deal of well-crafted stuff to do in the game.And you will find SWTOR powerleveling can help you, too.