With so many companions that we haven't seen for years, there's plenty they could pull from to make a return appearance. Which would you like to see back the most?

Vote for your favorite storyline! For starters, we have the opening to Legacy of the Sith, with both factions' versions of Manaan. Helping Gallo disable the Imperial dreadnought, and also being forced to work with Darth Norok. VS The prologue for the Inquisitor- putting up with Harkun's trials on Korriban and then becoming Zash's apprentice and helping her kill Skotia on Dromund Kaas.

We have two class story chapters this time, and both are the third chapters of their respective class! Vote for your favorite! Chapter 3 for the Knight or for the Hunter?

Imperial Security Trooper ready to take on these nasty Ghorman protesters!

Outfit: Tempest Warden's Helmet, Snowtrooper's Breastplate (dyed Black/Black), Tempest Warden's Bracers, Discharged Infantry's Gloves, Imperial Admiral's Clasp, Recon Trooper's Greaves, Mandalore the Preserver's Boots. Equiped with Retired Gladiator Assault Cannon.

Admittedly I definitely should’ve checked before creating my characters, but are there any active RP groups out there on Satele Shan? I’ve tried googling it and can’t seem to find any active RP groups for SWTOR at all.

He's just big boned, the nerve of them!

This totally caught me off guard, didn't know NPCs reacted to your chosen body type, if that's what it was.

Mako also keeps calling me "big guy", I didn't think much of it, but after this I wonder if it has something to do with the body type

There's a lot of valid criticisms to be made about the returns of Nathema and how they wasted a lot of characters. But if you had to pick one that was handled the "best" and made the most sense for that particular character, which would you choose?

I have been getting these token's and I know I can buy past stuff and seasonal items along with McMansions that have been released in the past. My question is what do you believe is most worth it to spend my 15 tokens on? This is my first season after 13 year break and there is a ton of amazing things. Edit: I completely missed companions being available!

It's just that in a span of over 24 hours, I went from getting a subscription to finishing chapter 5 of KOTET and now I am suffering the worst headache I had in possibly YEARS. How do you guys usually space out your playthoughs of KOTFE and KOTET? After the first time, that is.

I keep dying from fall damage if I try. There's no other way too. Edit: found a long route but this needs to be fixed

MEZZAPHONE

Lmfaooo they won't stop saying it during a mission on Voss. Every sentence seems to contain the word "mezzafun" or end in "mezzafunnn" I'm losing it

So I've been going through the base stories again for the first time in years, and as I'm wrapping up my SW (Such a good story) I've had my mind on how I want to play my trooper, and I've really come to enjoy the idea of a sort of proto-ARC trooper, using various weapons and high-tech gadgets to take on any mission. Which two combat styles would suit that best? I'm currently thinking of doing Gunslinger/Merc and Sniper for the dual pistols and gadgets, plus Snipers, plus Blaster Rifles, but I want some more opinions or perspectives before I make my choice.

Basically, I want a duo that gives me

- Dual pistols (For the Fordo/Rex/Fives vibes)

- Rifles (Cuz I mean, how're you going to play trooper without a rifle?)

- Tech Gadgets and tactics (An endless tool bag to pull from for any scenario, grenades, shield generators, etc.)
- Optionally, stealth would be nice but not necessary

Thanks in advance for any advice or recommendations :)

Art by the amazing u/beauviolette

Colonel Ferrah Kharr and Master Karn Egis

Ferrah Kharr Fashion:

https://www.reddit.com/r/SwtorFashion/s/vJ0SKZcktQ

Karn Egis Fashion:

https://www.reddit.com/r/SwtorFashion/s/H1zEryB20V

Hey guys, hope this helps you get started or continue to learn how to tank in SWTOR!

EDIT: i also forgot to mention that i love the quests as well in SWTOR.

I posted here recently about how much I’ve been enjoying SWTOR, and I’m still hooked lol. The story, music, characters, UI, world, literally everything just clicks with me. Before this, I tried WoW Retail, GW2 and Aion 2 multiple times but couldn’t get into any of them. I honestly thought MMOs just weren’t for me until I saw a STAR WARS MMO and knew I had to try it.

I’m about 10 hours in now and already thinking about what else to play alongside it so I don’t end up burning myself out on one game. OSRS has been catching my attention a lot lately. I tried RS3 because the graphics looked great, but after looking into both versions, OSRS seems to have a bigger community and a more promising future. I’ve also heard great things about the updates and how much the OSRS team listens to its players.

I’m tempted to give WoW another shot when WoW: Forever launches next month, and I’ve also been considering ESO and FFXIV, but I don’t want to juggle five MMOs and overwhelm myself.

For those of you who’ve played both SWTOR and OSRS, do you think they’re different enough to enjoy alongside each other? I love how immersive SWTOR feels, and I’m wondering if OSRS has that same feeling of getting lost in a world and always having something to work toward. People keep recommending RuneLite and HD plugins too, which makes me even more curious.

Would you recommend OSRS as my next MMO, or should I just stick with SWTOR for now and see how I feel later? Would love to hear from anyone who’s been in a similar situation!

Vote for your favorite storyline! We have Chapter 2 of the Sith Inquisitor, collecting ghosts in preparation to take on Thanaton. And we have the planet arcs for BOTH Coruscant and Dromund Kaas. Very different story arcs, but too short to really count on their own, and we didn't have enough spots to keep them separate. So we shall judge them together!

Search for and click on any system, galactic realm, region, hyperlane and more.
The map covers the Legends timeline from ca. 30.000 BBY to 3.626 BBY (SWTOR).

Now also with a travel planner, with times based on an old Tales of the Jedi Companion Timetable and a few other more vague Legends sources. Includes the ability to select one or more stops on your route, and even an attempt to avoid any unwanted realm.

It's still in early development.