smrtsmith: Spoils of war

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Community Manager Eric Musco posted what's needed for joining the War for Iokath about the official forums on Monday. “There is merely one requirement to be capable of access the modern story content in 5.2, the type must be level 70,” he wrote. Truly, that’s it.
Musco goes on explain that in order to are able to level 70 in different fashion, you must have subbed for about a month ever since the launch of Knights from the Eternal Throne, as well as in order to SWTOR Credits US get into the raid content, you'll likewise have being subscribed. But for that rest in the daily content, you may not have to get currently subscribed. That means Preferred Players who've unsubbed ever since the launch of KOTET will still manage to access the modern content — a step inside the right direction for BioWare, should you ask me. (Now, should the devs could only fix the Command XP thing! That may very well be coming, but I will withhold my estimation until I notice live and arrive at experience it for myself.)
Another interesting addition Musco mentioned was the chance to loot players in open-world PvP on Iokath. In another post, he named it a approach to “make PvP more of any focus beyond simply a place for open world PvP that occurs.” He explains how the items you are going to loot business players will not items using their inventory, thankfully. Instead, players will drop a unique Iokath currency which might be used to acquire an AT-ST-type walker mount that itself may be used in combat. And for those that are asking: No, you will not looting the currency from SWTOR Credits EU that player’s inventory, either. PvP in SWTOR remains essentially exactly the same: without real consequence. Not that I mind, but for people who are searching for high-risk, high-reward PvP, this isn’t gonna be it.
If you immediately experience a possible exploit, then you definitely’re in a growing crowd: I notice, too. However, BioWare has yet to create mention of computer. And due to the mechanics with the faction and loot systems, I don’t exactly experience a way about the possible exploit. If you don’t start to see the exploit, then you definitely are an excellent person, and I don’t would like to taint you. For people who do visualize it, I have two questions: Are you gonna take advantage than it, why's it that BioWare cannot often learn in the mistakes of that past, especially with this expansion?