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So what do you think of SWTOR so far? Are you loving it or still deciding whether or not you want to drop the cash on it? If you’ve tried MMOs before, you know what a time and money sink they can be and that can be frustrating if the game turns out to be a disappointment. 696q4s

sections to fully describe the different parts of the game.

Here’s another excellent and thorough review of SWTOR from What Culture. We feel it fully covers what you want from a great MMO review and Role Playing Game. There are even some awesome screenshots.

A snippet:

Between planets, space is traversed with the help of your very own ship, complete with its own crew (albeit this was a single, hilariously ready-to-please robot in my case) and you’ll find yourself not only using it to move between locations but also for completing some pretty novel space battles.

And then for a little more about what happens when you get on those planets:

Exploration on the planets themselves is presented in the traditional ways – quests lead you to new areas and discovering those areas gives you EXP hits. Occasionally you’ll stumble upon villages or towns that have pockets of quests, or some slightly secretive sidequests that are just off the beaten path, but for the most part you’re playing it the same way you would play any contemporary MMO – collect a bunch of quests for an area, go do them, hand them in for loot which increases your performance slightly, move to the next area and repeat.

This isn’t your typical dry video game review. It has honest points from someone you can tell is experienced in MMOs and it’s a lot of fun to read with appropriate humor thrown in.

Read the full review (4,000 words) at What Culture. Send it to anyone who doesn’t have the game yet but wants to know more about it.

Lisa Clark 34y1q

Lisa has been an avid gamer since she was old enough to hold her first controller and a game writer for more than a decade. A child of the Nintendo generation, she believes they just don’t make games like they used to but sometimes, they make them even better! While consoles will always be her first love, Lisa spends most of her gaming time on the PC these days- on MMOs and first-person shooters in particular.