Bioware Has a Plan for The Old Republic End-Game
BioWare says it has a "plan" for the late-game stages of Star Wars: The Old Republic [http://www.amazon.com/Star-Wars-Old-Republic-Pc/dp/B002I0HH2O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=videogames&qid=1278357929&sr=1-1] and the truly hardcore players who want to do more once they've done it all.
It's a wall that every serious MMOG player has hit: The level cap. You've maxed out your fighter, you've maxed out your mage, you've maxed out your thief, and as you ponder the viability of a half-kobold paladin, you realize that you've reached the plateau that represents every game developer's worst nightmare: You're bored.
But there's no need to worry about that in The Old Republic, according to IncGamers [BioWare's].
"I know some people are worried, for example, about the elder game [and are asking] 'What happens in the elder game, what happens when you get to the highest level?'" he said. "We do have a plan for that and we will be revealing it the future."
I don't care a lick about Star Wars [http://www.starwars.com] or MMOGs but if I did, you better believe that I'd be mighty excited about this. As it is, I'm looking forward to BioWare's solution to the MMOG end-game dilemma strictly from an academic perspective: How do you end a game that never really ends?
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BioWare says it has a "plan" for the late-game stages of Star Wars: The Old Republic [http://www.amazon.com/Star-Wars-Old-Republic-Pc/dp/B002I0HH2O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=videogames&qid=1278357929&sr=1-1] and the truly hardcore players who want to do more once they've done it all.
It's a wall that every serious MMOG player has hit: The level cap. You've maxed out your fighter, you've maxed out your mage, you've maxed out your thief, and as you ponder the viability of a half-kobold paladin, you realize that you've reached the plateau that represents every game developer's worst nightmare: You're bored.
But there's no need to worry about that in The Old Republic, according to IncGamers [BioWare's].
"I know some people are worried, for example, about the elder game [and are asking] 'What happens in the elder game, what happens when you get to the highest level?'" he said. "We do have a plan for that and we will be revealing it the future."
I don't care a lick about Star Wars [http://www.starwars.com] or MMOGs but if I did, you better believe that I'd be mighty excited about this. As it is, I'm looking forward to BioWare's solution to the MMOG end-game dilemma strictly from an academic perspective: How do you end a game that never really ends?
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