Talent trees have been replaced with Disciplines. As the years have gone on, many MMOs have moved away from this type of system and SWTOR is no exception. They would distribute their talent points across their trees, unlocking further skills or passive abilities. Previously, after players picked their Advanced Class for their character at level 10, they gained access to three talent trees specific to their Advanced Class. Overall if you are tired of fantasy MMOs and want something with a different flavor give this a shot, just be prepared because to me it felt like wow with lightsabers.Moving on to general changes and upgrades, the two biggest game-wide system changes since I last played are the Discipline system and the Companion overhaul. I would like to see it evolve into a full "flight sim" implementation as opposed to the current scripted track implementation. One interesting mechanic I loved was the space combat, It was a good idea that needs refinement. I also noticed that you don't really have to interact with other players and found that as with most MMOs the other players usually make the experience worse so this was a plus or a minus depending on your point of view. Technically, the game looks good and has a good level of polish, but I did run into stability issues and some setting and the game has lowish frame rates on a high-end system. II found that overall the story was very generic, and the Empire side was to evil for evils sake and the republic felt very vanilla, in a goody two shoes way. I like the specialization of classes, except that you cannot undo that decision, so if you go with one sub class you have to re-roll and level the same character to swap to the other sub class. I like the specialization of classes, except that you cannot undo that decision, so Very typical MMO in that it plays very similarly to wow.
Very typical MMO in that it plays very similarly to wow.
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