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There are all sorts of growing pains with Galactic Command right now.
Everything from wildly different levels of efficiency between activities
for earning command experience to a couple of exploits or other
oversights have plagued the system since it launched. It’s also just not
very rewarding. Most of the time you get junk and even if you do manage
to start getting some command ranks on your belt buy star wars credits it takes a while before you see any significant improvements in the quality of gear you’re receiving. The grind is real.
The worst part of Galactic Command however is the lack of a catch up feature for alts. BioWare said they might consider something like this going forward but it’s a huge oversight to me that the team didn’t ensure something like this was in place for launch. As it stands SWTOR a game that has encouraged players to create tons of alts over the years now punishes you for playing them since Command Rank is on a per-character basis. This really needs to be sorted sooner rather than later.
This is a complaint that carries over from Fallen Empire but Eternal Throne still feels like a narrative geared towards the Force using classes of SWTOR. I’m not really sure why my Smuggler or Imperial Agent would want to rule the Eternal Empire (or be capable of taking out such powerful foes as Valkorion and his kids). The overall story of Eternal Throne feels a bit friendlier to these classes but the main villains and the end goals just make me feel like I need to suspend my disbelief to make sense for many of the game’s classes.
You can also pick up a brand new stronghold for yourself on Coruscant or Dromund Kaas for five credits instead of the usual 5,000.
Players that have maintained a continuous subscription for the full five years of SWTOR (and spent a cool $779.40 or thereabouts) will also be able to claim a functionless galactic alliance statue to display in their stronghold.
The worst part of Galactic Command however is the lack of a catch up feature for alts. BioWare said they might consider something like this going forward but it’s a huge oversight to me that the team didn’t ensure something like this was in place for launch. As it stands SWTOR a game that has encouraged players to create tons of alts over the years now punishes you for playing them since Command Rank is on a per-character basis. This really needs to be sorted sooner rather than later.
This is a complaint that carries over from Fallen Empire but Eternal Throne still feels like a narrative geared towards the Force using classes of SWTOR. I’m not really sure why my Smuggler or Imperial Agent would want to rule the Eternal Empire (or be capable of taking out such powerful foes as Valkorion and his kids). The overall story of Eternal Throne feels a bit friendlier to these classes but the main villains and the end goals just make me feel like I need to suspend my disbelief to make sense for many of the game’s classes.
You can also pick up a brand new stronghold for yourself on Coruscant or Dromund Kaas for five credits instead of the usual 5,000.
Players that have maintained a continuous subscription for the full five years of SWTOR (and spent a cool $779.40 or thereabouts) will also be able to claim a functionless galactic alliance statue to display in their stronghold.
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