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Originally Posted by Swish
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Never played SWG really, but aren't there player created cities/outposts? That alone has me intrigued [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] |
There are. Players can place pre-styled houses of various sizes, number of floorplans, and type of house (small/medium/large, floorplan 1/2, naboo/coronet/tatooine style). Players can build a guild hall, a much larger house meant for creating and housing a guild. Guilds can also place down City Halls, and develop a player based city with most of the amenities of a regular town, with a few notable exceptions.
However, note that currently, most planets are full of cities, as every player can have 10 characters. For this reason, a single player is capable of maintaining their own city, and so the server is very packed in terms of cities. But, nevertheless, there is room to build a house, and you can even join some cities. Cities tend to want more players, as each character can declare 1 Residence, and if you declare Residence on a property in a town, then you can vote, and each vote the town mayor gets per election cycle (a month), is more Politician Experience for them, which lets them place down more advanced structures.
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Originally Posted by Trebeh
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I have never played SWG. So with that in mind, how much of not having a classic experience affect my enjoyment of game?
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In terms of the classic experience of SWG: If you want to play the combat game, you'll be fine and have a good time. If you want to be an entertainer, you'll be out-botted by people with AFK toons. If you want to be a Doctor, you can do so reasonably. If you want to be an Artisan, good fucking luck.
I have enjoyed my time in it, and it is definitely a game worth playing.