E3 2012: Star Wars: The Old Republic Gets More High Level Content Plus New Planet

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E3 2012: Star Wars: The Old Republic Gets More High Level Content Plus New Planet

Post by Eorl @ 07:59am 05/06/12 | 2 Comments

Bioware has today announced a whole range of low to high level content for their first MMO, Star Wars: The Old Republic. Teasing at new high level dungeons including a "Nightmare" mode, Bioware is set to make this MMO bustling with content to ensure a enjoyable time for those still playing.

The upcoming content will include a new flashpoint titled "Terror From Beyond" which will include a new Nightmare mode for more added difficulty. Also to come will be a brand new planet, Hakeb, for players to explore and conquer. A new companion has also been announced as well as a new level cap and more abilities.

It seems this year will be a very busy one for creators of the hit MMO and it isn't stopping there, with news that the first 15 levels will be free-to-play, allowing a greater number of players to experience the Star Wars world that Bioware has created.

Check out the E3 2012 trailer below and let us know what your thoughts are on the brand new content.

bioware e3 2012 free-to-play mmo the old republic

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Obes
Posted 08:59am 05/6/12

Wonder what their numbers are like now ?

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Grundar
Posted 10:00am 05/6/12

They recently expanded into the Middle East so it will be a rise anyway I imagine. There Aussie servers seem as full as they ever were so at the very least it's popular here still. The content they have coming will flesh out the game more for those who like to sit at endgame and max out characters, at present SWTOR really, really is focused on alt leveling and a spread out story experience.

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