They do get access to the legacy storage, but accessing that requires traveling to your stronghold, whereas there are usually areas to access your cargo hold storage on every planet. To unlock the ‘privilege’ of checking your mail in your own house or ship, you have to pay using premium currency.į2P players are also shafted a bit by not having access to the cargo hold, one of the main forms of storage. You also cannot check your mail on your ship you have to land somewhere and check a mail inbox to view your mail. For example, players, even subscribed ones, cannot check their mail inside their strongholds, the game’s version of houses and apartments. Preferred players have it a bit better, and Subscribers still have some limitations but not a whole lot.Ī lot of quality of life (QoL) things are locked, either behind a subscription or premium currency. F2P and Preferred players have a myriad of limitations, with F2P having some particularly egregious ones. The game has three classes of players the F2P player who hasn’t spent a single dime, the Preferred player who has spent some money in the past or was previously subscribed, and the Subscribed player. While many other MMOs opt for a ‘pay to win’ experience, SWTOR goes for the ‘pay to not be frustrated’ experience. The experience as a complete newcomer and F2P player for the majority of my hours has been good with asterisks.
It’s fairly intuitive and never overwhelms with information, and is as deep as you want it to be. For those intimidated by the MMO aspect, there’s not a whole lot to learn if you’re only interested in the story.
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