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XerxesUser is Offline Advanced Member Advanced Member Posts:935 Avatar
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28 May 2010 06:54 PM  

Advanced Classes are ...

Advanced Classes are specialized careers that your characters can choose in Star Wars™: The Old Republic™. As your character becomes more seasoned through adventure, you will be given the opportunity to undertake one of two Advanced Classes. This decision is equally as important as when you originally created your character. This is because your choice will not only make your character more distinct and powerful, but it will also help further define the role you wish to play in The Old Republic.

In addition to your Class-specific Skills and Abilities, your chosen Advanced Class will grant you access to role-defining Abilities that represent additional areas of expertise and some may even grant new weapon and armor types. Additionally, each Advanced Class will also have three sets of Skills available to further customize your character.

The chart above is not representative of any of the current Advanced Class Skill Sets, nor does it show exactly how many Skills you may potentially access. It is included to provide an example of how a character, in this case a Sith Warrior, may look as he progresses through one Advanced Class (note that the other Advanced Class Skill Sets are disabled and cannot be trained).

As mentioned above, each Advanced Class opens up three Skill Sets with a variety of Skills in each. Unlike selecting an Advanced Class, these Skill Sets are less restrictive and your character can obtain Skills from any set or from all of them!

Shared Skill Set:

While the first two Skill Sets include Skills entirely unique to the chosen Advanced Classes, the third Skill Set consists of a shared set of Skills which expand upon the core Skills of the Class itself.

One thing to note is that you use the same pool of points when training your Advanced Classes Skills, so spend your points wisely!

The main goal of the Advanced Class System is to allow you to customize your characters according to your play style. For example, some Sith Warrior players will want to charge into the fight and take the full heat of the enemies’ aggression. Others will want to execute their maneuvers more strategically, focused on channeling all their rage to destroy their enemies as quickly as possible. The Advanced Class System gives you these kinds of choices and more.

"To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield." - "Ulysses," Lord Tennyson
TerroNUser is Offline Basic Member Basic Member Posts:185 Avatar
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29 May 2010 10:27 PM  
Looking good, can't wait.
HaVocUser is Online Advanced Member Advanced Member Posts:569 Avatar
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30 May 2010 12:07 PM  
Does anyone know the timetable for this game? Beta? Release?
XerxesUser is Offline Advanced Member Advanced Member Posts:935 Avatar
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30 May 2010 03:34 PM  

"While we have not announced a specific date, we can confirm that we are targeting a spring 2011 release for Star Wars™: The Old Republic™. We’ve got a lot of exciting updates and reveals planned throughout 2010, including the first-ever hands-on testing for the game. It’s not too late to sign up to be a game tester, so go to www.swtor.com/tester and sign up today. We can’t wait to share more about the game with you as we progress through the year, so make sure you stay tuned to the official website for details."

Quoted from their official forums at http://www.swtor.com/community/showthread.php?t=109426

The more info they release, the more I look forward to this game.  I just hope it will not be a colassal let down like every other mmo that comes out.

"To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield." - "Ulysses," Lord Tennyson
TerroNUser is Offline Basic Member Basic Member Posts:185 Avatar
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31 May 2010 12:21 AM  
Bioware owns, kotor 1 and 2 ruled. This is not gonna disapoint. If it does then we'll blame Havoc. Its his turn.
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