Star Wars the Old Republic

If they should make the game for other systems, then they would have to code the game for those systems. There are a lot of different types of systems out there and making the game availabe on each of them would be to time consuming and cost a heck of a lot of money.

The best site to purchase SWTOR credits is the site itself, other websites may very well scam you or phish your information when purchasing something - I would not recommend doing so. You can view your account settings VIA 'MY SWTOR' and navigate to what you want to do whether you want to purchase coins (can be found on the mid right) or purchase subscription time (upper top right, click on your username then from the drop-down menu click on 'My Account', on the right click on 'Subscription').

STar warS The old Republic is the middle east, any questions?

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic was made before Star Wars: The Old Republic.

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You can have more than one character in your swtor account, but not more than one swtor account on your email.

Official support for running Star Wars: The Old Republic on a Mac based computer is very very limited. However, you can try using a Mac program called Bootcamp.

Unlike WoW, there are no readily available model viewers for SWTOR to copy models from the game. Someone was working on one, but they either stopped or it is just taking a really long time.

This is one of those questions that can never be fully answered. To do so, you would have to send a questionnaire to every single person on the planet with three questions on it:

1. Are you currently playing Star Wars: The Old Republic?

2. Did you leave WoW for SWTOR.

You would have to send this to every person on the planet, and then hope they answer truthfully, and then hope they send it back.

Star Wars: The Old Republic currently has eight US servers and 9 European servers, plus the test server. You can find thier names and timezones on the server status page, linked in the related links below.

they are, the trooper, bounty hunter, smuggler, sith warrior, imperial agent, jedi warrior, sith inquisitor, and jedi counselor.

• You can obtain them through purchasing them from the website, or being a subscriber and getting them for free every month (about 500).

It has been suggested, although unofficially, that Boot Camp can be used to play on a MAC. Just beware, it is not officially supported by Bioware.

You are welcome to play just the story content, however, the entire game is online, there is no offline option to play story mode.

Even though you can play just the story mode, you will still see other people in the world, the GTN (Galactic Trade Network [auction house]) is filled with items from other players. You cannot escape other people in an MMO, even if you just want to do story mode.

Players can get a mount at level 25, however you can buy an unlock using Cartel Coins and get it at level 15.

Star Wars The Old Republic is developed by BioWare & EA Sports. Both are legit game making companies. Unless you downloaded the game from a sketchy 3rd party site and not the original it should be clean.

Star Wars: The Old Republic is officially only for the Windows based PC systems. There is no OFFICIAL Mac support.

Star Wars: The Old Republic is only officially available for Windows based PCs.

You test Star Wars: The Old Republic by logging into the Public Test Server (PTS). Instructions and a F.A.Q. can be found in the related link below.

well... to really say they can't handle all of it but some of it they might.

this is how it would be on an intel pentium G620 processor it would let you play on it for a maximum of 20mins then it would start lagging then in a total of 40 mins the games screen would go white and it would say check graphics card or renew it

This question is in the "The Old Republic" category, but since you're only referring to "Star Wars", and I can't think of any major female characters in TOR whose name begins with "P", I'm assuming you're in the wrong category, and that the person you're thinking of is Padmé Amidala.

In Star Wars : The Old Republic you will be given quests to find parts of the lightsaber. After you have completed these quests you will have to go to a certain place. Then you will be able to put the parts together and make your lightsaber to use

This would be a question best left for official SWTOR support to answer. You can try asking them on the official forums and they should be able to help you.