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Star Wars: The Old Republic Gameplay Footage Part 2
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MMO: Heaven or Hell?
MMO: Heaven or Hell?: "
I can't wait anymore! So close and it driving me crazy, I really love reading everyone's opinion or predictions of what might happen but it's 2011, YAY! Two years of being in aggravating pain in anticipation for the ultimate game of the next decade or this decade now. If SWTOR doesn't release soon I'll harakiri myself with bothan stunner. OK, that's off my chest, I'm ready for my review now :)
Will Star Wars: The Old Republic it be the greatest game everyone is waiting for? Yes! I want it to. No surprise there, but if it doesn't go well all hell will break loose and I mean that literally I will grab my plastic lightsaber and start seeing everyone else Bantha Fodder. But of coarse if it does go well you won't see any mmo lovers or Star Wars enthusiast (which are almost the same category with a few minor differences) for the next few months. Geek Squad will be off duty for those few months not playing games but uh... their family member was struck by a truck and they need to see them right away and will be with them for the time being.
Ok, jokes aside go read Scott Jennings blog about the tMMO landscape in 2011: 2011: WoW, Not WoW. Here is a snip:
If it succeeds, it will show that the “big iron” still works – throw as much meat as you can at the machine, and crank out a huge project, and spend your way to greatness. It will prove that the subscription model is still potentially the most lucrative way of monetizing an MMO, at least in the West. And everyone will breath a sigh of relief. The old gods still listen to our prayers, now shut up and find more virgins, we have to get the sacrifices ready for the next expansion pack.
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I can't wait anymore! So close and it driving me crazy, I really love reading everyone's opinion or predictions of what might happen but it's 2011, YAY! Two years of being in aggravating pain in anticipation for the ultimate game of the next decade or this decade now. If SWTOR doesn't release soon I'll harakiri myself with bothan stunner. OK, that's off my chest, I'm ready for my review now :)
Will Star Wars: The Old Republic it be the greatest game everyone is waiting for? Yes! I want it to. No surprise there, but if it doesn't go well all hell will break loose and I mean that literally I will grab my plastic lightsaber and start seeing everyone else Bantha Fodder. But of coarse if it does go well you won't see any mmo lovers or Star Wars enthusiast (which are almost the same category with a few minor differences) for the next few months. Geek Squad will be off duty for those few months not playing games but uh... their family member was struck by a truck and they need to see them right away and will be with them for the time being.
Ok, jokes aside go read Scott Jennings blog about the tMMO landscape in 2011: 2011: WoW, Not WoW. Here is a snip:
If it succeeds, it will show that the “big iron” still works – throw as much meat as you can at the machine, and crank out a huge project, and spend your way to greatness. It will prove that the subscription model is still potentially the most lucrative way of monetizing an MMO, at least in the West. And everyone will breath a sigh of relief. The old gods still listen to our prayers, now shut up and find more virgins, we have to get the sacrifices ready for the next expansion pack.
If it fails, expect a rethinking everywhere.
Expect huge studios to throw everything at Facebook/casual gaming YESTERDAY, in a frenzied, and possibly futile attempt to survive. Expect it to be very difficult to fund new traditional MMO projects, as even the most clueless venture capitalist will remember news stories about EA and the Old Republic and how Blizzard was the exception that proved a rule. Expect free-to-play cash shop gaming to be The New Order for almost every MMO, launched or not. In short, expect the apocalypse in 2012.
And expect all the usual suspects to ignore all the games listed above that didn’t do that badly, because they’re still essentially statistical aberrations next to WoW.
2011 is the year of WoW: Not WoW. This is when those of us who still enjoy the old-school massive content-rich expensive-to-produce MMO (and I number myself among them) find out if we can have nice things.
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Gamebreaker SWTOR Video Blog #22
Gamebreaker SWTOR Video Blog #22: "
We haven't followed the republic podcast for a while. Mainly becourse it haven't been that intereseting. But this week, the guys discussed the trooper class -- My favorite!
This one is a long one though so we have posted a short summary below the video.
Basically the podcast could be broken down as:
Trooper video analysis: They dislike the female trooper, the guy with glasses wants his trooper to be a bulky bad ass. Also they enjoy the grenade shot by the Trooper that knocks back the force leap.
Secondly they discuss what 'modular shield' means in reference to the Trooper's ship. They decide it either means interchangeable shields or damage would effect parts of the shield separately.
Recreation Center: They discuss what a recreation center on the space ships likely means and if they think it's cool. They guy with the bandana thinks a gym where you could workout would be cool, while the small guy with glasses dislikes the idea and wants his companions to be slaves. haha
Trooper Companion: Both of them like the trooper companion character and agree he's rather badass.
Running animation: They both agree that running looks ridiculous at the moment, as your lower half does not look connected to your top half. They hope it gets fixed soon.
Cinematic Cutscene: both love the CS and agree it's great that they strip away the user interface to enhance the experience.
1 voice per gender of each class: Both think there could be problems since you could have a party with two of the same gender and class and in the Voice overs, they would have the same voice. This could kill the scene they say. Decide that it might be possible to modify the voices slightly by pitch in order to increase variety.
They talk about the extensiveness of the voice over and how cool they think it is.
Next they discuss how people are confused about whether this game is single player or multiplayer, or rather RPG vs. MMO. They say it's so different from any other MMO that it's hard to understand for some people. The guy with the glasses says that he thinks strictly solo players may miss the MMO part, but once you group up it will be a multiplayer experience like nothing else out there. The guy with the bandana says SWTOR is like a Bioware RPG with an MMO universe rapped around it.
They are surprised that MSNBC has talked about the expectations for SWTOR, which is good mainstream media. They say the game could be 'HUGE.' The guy with glasses says he hates the phobia in America about online games - example 'WoW nerds' - and he is excited that this game could breakthrough to the mainstream.
'The ONE game that has the potential to knock WoW from the #1 spot in MMO's is SWTOR.'
Someone asks if SWTOR is threatened by other MMO's set to launch this year. They say no, the other games should be threatened by SWTOR. Glasses says Bioware is a great company with lots of respect, rarely makes bad games, and has a huge following. He thinks TOR is too unique to lose players to any of the other games.
Finally they discuss what possible mundane and repetitive features the game could have. The guy with the glasses says he thinks having your companions do your crafting could be lame, although he doesn't like having companions."
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Gamebreaker SWTOR Video Blog #22: "
We haven't followed the republic podcast for a while. Mainly becourse it haven't been that intereseting. But this week, the guys discussed the trooper class -- My favorite!
This one is a long one though so we have posted a short summary below the video.
Basically the podcast could be broken down as:
Trooper video analysis: They dislike the female trooper, the guy with glasses wants his trooper to be a bulky bad ass. Also they enjoy the grenade shot by the Trooper that knocks back the force leap.
Secondly they discuss what 'modular shield' means in reference to the Trooper's ship. They decide it either means interchangeable shields or damage would effect parts of the shield separately.
Recreation Center: They discuss what a recreation center on the space ships likely means and if they think it's cool. They guy with the bandana thinks a gym where you could workout would be cool, while the small guy with glasses dislikes the idea and wants his companions to be slaves. haha
Trooper Companion: Both of them like the trooper companion character and agree he's rather badass.
Running animation: They both agree that running looks ridiculous at the moment, as your lower half does not look connected to your top half. They hope it gets fixed soon.
Cinematic Cutscene: both love the CS and agree it's great that they strip away the user interface to enhance the experience.
1 voice per gender of each class: Both think there could be problems since you could have a party with two of the same gender and class and in the Voice overs, they would have the same voice. This could kill the scene they say. Decide that it might be possible to modify the voices slightly by pitch in order to increase variety.
They talk about the extensiveness of the voice over and how cool they think it is.
Next they discuss how people are confused about whether this game is single player or multiplayer, or rather RPG vs. MMO. They say it's so different from any other MMO that it's hard to understand for some people. The guy with the glasses says that he thinks strictly solo players may miss the MMO part, but once you group up it will be a multiplayer experience like nothing else out there. The guy with the bandana says SWTOR is like a Bioware RPG with an MMO universe rapped around it.
They are surprised that MSNBC has talked about the expectations for SWTOR, which is good mainstream media. They say the game could be 'HUGE.' The guy with glasses says he hates the phobia in America about online games - example 'WoW nerds' - and he is excited that this game could breakthrough to the mainstream.
'The ONE game that has the potential to knock WoW from the #1 spot in MMO's is SWTOR.'
Someone asks if SWTOR is threatened by other MMO's set to launch this year. They say no, the other games should be threatened by SWTOR. Glasses says Bioware is a great company with lots of respect, rarely makes bad games, and has a huge following. He thinks TOR is too unique to lose players to any of the other games.
Finally they discuss what possible mundane and repetitive features the game could have. The guy with the glasses says he thinks having your companions do your crafting could be lame, although he doesn't like having companions."
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Star Wars: The Old Republic - Republic Troopers Trailer
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SWTOR The Voice of the Old Republic (Gameplay)
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X-Play: BioWare's Co-Founder Talks Star Wars: The Old Republic And Dragon Age II
X-Play: BioWare's Co-Founder Talks Star Wars: The Old Republic And Dragon Age II: "
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We recently had the opportunity to talk with BioWare's co-founder Dr. Ray Muzyka. BioWare is responsible for the acclaimed RPGs Mass Effect and Dragon Age. X-Play's Morgan Webb spoke with him about their upcoming projects: Star Wars: The Old Republic and Dragon Age 2. Dr. Muzyka reiterates the importance of story and how it gives the game and the player purpose. Choices and consequences are prevalent in both games. Find out what BioWare has in store for 2011 and beyond.
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Catching Up with Star Wars: The Old Republic
Catching Up with Star Wars: The Old Republic: "Here are some of the latest updates from LucasArts and BioWare that appeared on the official website for
Star Wars: The Old Republic."
Star Wars: The Old Republic."
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