After a slight delay, Star Wars: The Old Republic is set to receive what will already be its eighth digital expansion: Legacy of the Sith, which will finally arrive on February 15, although it is scheduled to coincide with the celebration of the 10 years of the title. . From Bioware, they echoed the celebrations and revealed some details of what lies ahead for the game in the future.
This decade in the life of one of the most beloved Star Wars games by fans to date boasts over 250 patches in addition to the aforementioned 7 expansions that have taken players to the most remote places in the galaxy, from Manaan to Korriban with many stopovers. .
Star Wars: The Old Republic 10 years and many new features
Celebrating 10 Years and Looking Forward, a letter from Project Director Keith Kanneg. https://t.co/oFv2zTfXR3 pic.twitter.com/dHMRWtGIRQ
– The Old Republic (@SWTOR) 20 December 2021
Those who have played or still play the Bioware title will know that at annual events players can earn rewards simply by connectionFor this two-decade celebration, the developers have upped the ante and the annual event will last exactly 365 days, from December 2021 to January 2023 and you can get exclusive rewards there that were the exclusive legacy of past events.
In turn, from December 20 to January 4, fans will be able to get double the experience to reach other colleagues who are at other higher levels.
In an article on its website, BioWare points out that Legacy of the Sith is just the first step in what will be a complete game overhaul, with promises of a full graphical change for the game’s early planets like Ord Mantell and Tython and a modernization of the game’s user interface and the presentation of the title in general.
New products are not uncommon for a production which, like wine, seems to improve even further over time.
