SWTOR Free to Play: November 15th -planK - Nov 11 01:28pm | |
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Just wanted to remind everyone that SWTOR is going free to play on the 15th. They're also launching a premium store that lets you buy things with "cartel coins" - if you were subscribed before, or still play, you'll get a bunch of these to spend.
So, if you didn't check out SWTOR when it launched, it's worth a look. Our guilds are on The Red Eclipse and Jedi Covenant servers. |
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Angelos - Student |
So how many is moved to TOR? _______________ Learn To Forgive, Not Forget |
Lithaerien - Student |
My cartel coins are already all gone =( _______________ "The Dark Side? I've been there... Do your worst!" ~Kyle Katarn "Don't force it" ~GeForce |
Sauce - =^.^= |
goddamnit. This comment was edited by Sauce on Nov 14 2012 11:28pm. |
R2D2 - Staff |
Quote: well joke's on them then cuz you can free trial to lvl 15 with free sprint. then you buy sprint again?
Well, the free trial will disappear tomorrow. I don't know how the trial accounts will be handled. _______________ "Do or do not, there is no try" Jedi Master Yoda Dual Saberist |
Sauce - =^.^= |
well joke's on them then cuz you can free trial to lvl 15 with free sprint. then you buy sprint again? This comment was edited by Sauce on Nov 13 2012 11:42pm. |
Siren_Mintaka - Student |
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Quote: from what i've gathered (which i easily could have misread, but i believe is true) is that they're basically setting it back to how it was when the game launched - you didn't get sprint until you were level 15 or so. subscription members get to have it right off the bat, where f2p players are essentially in the same boat as all of us were for the first couple months of the game.
i know how to attract more players to my mmo. let them play for free as 2nd class citizens.
I know sprint has some restrictions. It may require some sort of money purchase in order to unlock... not that it costs money by itself, just that paying some money bumps you up to Preferred status, which is slightly better than free. It could be that this status gives you sprint at level 1, while otherwise, you'd need to wait until a later level to train it. would i be able to run fast if i don't pay? - Rin _______________ Former padawan of RoseRed, and cofounder of the Wii! Triumvirate! Quote: In the words of Old Ben, "Not as retarded or as stupid as a public, but an elegant community for a more civilized age." - Jedi_Pimp
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R2D2 - Staff |
Quote: i know how to attract more players to my mmo. let them play for free as 2nd class citizens.
I know sprint has some restrictions. It may require some sort of money purchase in order to unlock... not that it costs money by itself, just that paying some money bumps you up to Preferred status, which is slightly better than free. It could be that this status gives you sprint at level 1, while otherwise, you'd need to wait until a later level to train it. would i be able to run fast if i don't pay? _______________ "Do or do not, there is no try" Jedi Master Yoda Dual Saberist This comment was edited by R2D2 on Nov 13 2012 02:41am. |
Sauce - =^.^= |
i know how to attract more players to my mmo. let them play for free as 2nd class citizens.
would i be able to run fast if i don't pay? |
R2D2 - Staff |
http://www.swtor.com/free/features - F2P chart
http://www.swtor.com/support/helpcenter/6449 - F2P FAQ The chart is very important. If you intend to do endgame as a F2P player, it will not be viable. If you want to try out the game and play through quest content such as your class story, then you will be able to as a free player. _______________ "Do or do not, there is no try" Jedi Master Yoda Dual Saberist |
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