5/10 but only because it held my attention for longer than 7 days.
Until I realized I've been playing this game for over 10 years now.
Have seen little to zero innovation with this game. The new patch coming up sounds like it might have a nifty feature (you get to hold a flashlight during a raid!...) other than that, its all rehashed.
Quite a let down for spending about 1 grand on a pc specifically to play this game at its highest quality, only to find out that as well is non existant because apparently "some people run poorly".
Have found plenty of games that give me some kind of wow factor (not the shitty game) like rift's rifts for example really brought everyone together in a zone and dished out equal rewards, I'm sure something similar has been done before but they did a good job of making it exciting.
Swtor sadly falls short of bringing anything new to the table.
(excellent voice acting does not make an excellent game all on its own)
Quote (Caedus @ Jan 7 2012 01:40am)
Its a painfully obvious sign of people who havent played the game enough when they call TOR identical to WoW. If you forget the MMO characteristics that nearly all MMOs have which you try to dismiss to prove you flawed point,its vastly diffrent. There is no similarities in quests (And not just random quests, all quests)
When you're right you're right.
Atleast they brought some interesting quests to do from time to time, with weird styles of play (remembering lasso and bombing runs from tbc)
Swtor has 4 kinds of quests.
Collect 5 npc drops.
Beat 30 people
blow up 4 computer terminals
beat boss.
Heroics are just glorified versions of the same exact thing.
Sadly they are the only escape from this single player experience you encounter the entire game.
I'd write an actual in depth review, but I'm busy finding something else to purchase.