By time Onslaught came out, I hadn’t played in a year since an abortive start at Jedi Under Siege, and hadn’t regularly played since around the time the Chiss flashpoint came out. But then the world went crazy a few months later and – well, I didn’t actually have more time to play, but a lot of people did so it was fun to finally jump back in.
Tag Archives: Star Wars: The Old Republic
Star Wars: The Old Republic: Jedi Under Siege
Two years after Knights of the Fallen Empire, Star Wars: The Old Republic launched a new major update that moved the story forward and began the preparation for the next full expansion.
Star Wars: The Old Republic: Fractured Alliances
Knights of the Eternal Throne landed with a thud. How did Star Wars: The Old Republic pick itself up afterward?
Star Wars: The Old Republic – Knights of the Eternal Throne
Knights of the Fallen Empire ultimately made some good moves and some bad ones. I think it could have gone either way with how it’s remembered, but the followup expansion seemed like nothing but bad decisions and cemented the single-player story era as a low point in the game’s history.
Star Wars: The Old Republic – Knights of the Fallen Empire, Chapters 10-16
Last time I wrote about Star Wars: The Old Republic, I was cautiously optimistic about the game’s direction. How did that optimism pay out in the back half of the Knights of the Fallen Empire story?