It's pretty easy to find out if an MMO developer is lying about whether or not the launch of their MMO went smoothly or horribly. Just check the game's online forums, or play the game yourself, and you'll know the truth soon enough.
At GDC last week, Gamasutra spoke with Dallas Dickinson, production director at Star Wars: The Old Republic developer BioWare Austin. Now that the game is about two and a half months in, he's been able to reflect a bit on the late December launch of the massive undertaking.
EA is nearing an agreement to move the ongoing development and operation of MMORPG Star Wars: The Old Republic from BioWare to third-party studio Broadsword Online Games, IGN has learned. The move is intended to allow BioWare to focus on Mass Effect and Dragon Age.
A new update for Star Wars: The Old Republic is coming out on PC and the patch notes provide us with an in-depth look at all the new changes.
I loved this game and have played since launch but don't let this article fool you, this game is a step above life support. While they are still technically updating the game, the updates are few and far between and there is a significant lack of quality control, so many little bugs that have been present for years.
SWTOR players, get ready for a new month of exciting in-game events! Here's what's coming up in January 2023.
I got emailed lastnight from Bioware for a Seven day free trial of SWTOR.
It doesn't make sense its growing yet. I heard its a great game until you max out your level... then its dead. End game should be the focus when making a MMORPG
It's a good game. It appeals to the older type gamers who were raised around Star Wars. The younger generations might find it good.