I haven't been following SWTOR for a while, but I've decided to go back and play some of my class stories while ESO is down for maintenance. I was at my account page and then took a look at the forums and see a lot of hubub about the Dark v Light event.
Can someone break it down for me in simple terms?
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Basically, to participate in the event - you must create a new character. None of your current characters are involved in the event, so that right there is where most of the outrage is coming from, vets who have done everything in the game are now being asked to make a new character and redo everything for the event, most people do not have enough character slots to make a new character so they are forced to either delete a character, spend money for additional character unlocks or start on a new server all together - so yea, that right there is where the bulk of the rage is coming from. Vets are taking this as BW screwing them over.
As for what the event is about and what you need to do to achieve all the rewards, all the info is on the main page.
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Lol yep, even if they didn't have the gambling boxes, i read further and now i am 100% never going to that land.
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But it does sound like the event could have been better thought out so as not to alienate much of their core community of long-time players who presumably have been spending money.
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But, let me put on my tin foil hat and say that I also feel that the specific reason for this event is to collect metric data while using it's carefully laid out syllabus that was put forth by Bioware on the very specific goals and road map that needed to be met.
And while all this is going on they will be gathering a lot of data about the leveling ,popular class ,credit and a whole lot of other player choice and gaming data that I can only imagine during it's 4 month long beta test period. And interestingly enough I don't feel that this testing is for the benefit of SWTOR , but rather a totally different game that EA is working on.