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According to yesterday's earnings call between EA and stock holders, Star Wars: The Old Republic's player base has increased by 1.7 million users. Subscriptions have stabilized near the half-million mark.
According to yesterday's earnings call between EA and stock holders, Star Wars: The Old Republic's player base has increased by 1.7 million users. Subscriptions have stablized near the half-million mark.
Source: Polygon
Check out the report.
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i am willing to bet "fifa ultimate" is bringing in the majority of this 224 million, if not 3/4th of 224 million.
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The game deserves some good re-reviews
Its the most immersive themepark MMo available, for those that just love great stories
Best MMO experiences : EQ(PvE), DAoC(PvP), WoW(total package) LOTRO (worldfeel) GW2 (Artstyle and animations and worlddesign) SWTOR (Story immersion) TSW (story) ESO (character advancement)
Too little, too late. They ruined the experience for just as many, I'm sure. SWTOR, the biggest disappointment in the past few years IMO.
I hear Disney is teaming up with EA for a new Star Wars game...
That's just, like, my opinion, man.
I agree completely.
When it comes to story SWTOR is second to none in the AAA MMO market.
No no..it can not be..lies..all lies... EA is lying to stock holders..lying to us..lying to everyone.......this game must fail.....!!
I am just kidding ;p
I am happy that SWTOR is doing good, it is one of the most fun theme park MMOS i have played.
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I can somewhat agree to the Story part but there is nothing to re-review.
It's still the most lol mmo i have tried imo.
Agree, we have enough of those. Can't this abomination just die
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That Guild Wars 2 login screen knocked up my wife. Must be the second coming!
I feel completely the opposite
The dialogue, questing plots, and overall story are insanely cheesy and cliche. The voice acting is SO campy. Every thing that comes out of my characters mouth is so out of context for the choices they give you. It's really a disaster on every level.
I love KOTOR 1 and 2 so much, what a way to go out : /
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I'd take a bet here and say that F2P is mostly profitable because of people who already got subscriptions but they are willing to buy the cartel packs from the cartel market, in hope for that special mount or armor or lightsaber or god knows what. The people who do not want to pay simply do not pay. I'm preferred status (paid for a month and for the expansion) and there's nothing "that good" which I'd get as a sub which would make me pay the sub. And I know lots of people like me. I also know a few who spend hundreds per week on the cartel packs.
you find those static dead planets immersive?
Yeah until you have done 2 chars, 1 from each side, then a 3rd you are just repeating the same stuff
If you want great stories then you can get that from many single player games, including Mass Effect series and even KOTOR from 10 years ago, without paying a monthly fee.
The great stories are not so enjoyable when playing with others who want to just progress and skip everything with space bar, there fore as a MMO it is not viable
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Do you have any links to earning reports about these games?
I agree, the worlds felt lifeless and dull. The only thing halfway decent is the story. The rest is terrible.
Another couple vids to add to yours.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9_hqGsnpp8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_TUu8EkZRo
What happens when you log off your characters????.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFQhfhnjYMk
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Exactly this. If its nothing else, its a Bioware RPG, set in the Star Wars universe. If you played the KOTOR games you know what I mean. For "free" . What more do you want? :-)
I was 100% blown away by how well they did the story, but everything else was just kind of meh... It ultimately kept me from buying the game when I had already beta tested it and had other games available with more appeal (CoH until it closed, then GW2). I've been hoping for some game that would equal the awesomeness that was City of Heroes, but have so far been disappointed. I gave DCUO a fair shot, of course, but like many games I've tried, it started to feel repetitive in a bad way. I thought The Secret World might be the next full-blown MMO to win my heart, but again, the formula just wasn't quite right for me (although it is quite an achievement and I think Funcom should be proud of what they accomplished). While GW2 is a perfectly good game with no monthly fee and all the MMO feel you probably need, I'm still waiting for the next big MMO blockbuster.
But back to SWTOR and Bioware: Seriously awesome effort, guys! I just found the game to have zero replay value after going through each unique story (but doing so is more than worth the effort).
Actually, holding this game back for year or two would not change a thing.
SWTOR would still have linear questing with no alternative leveling zones, terrible engine that can't support many people on screen, repetitive space combat, uninspired and conservative tab-target combat etc.
Too many mistakes were made in planning & preparation phase of the game, which can not be undone now or later.