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The Old Republic Answers Your Questions
A new update on BioWare's official game site explores the design of a Sith Temple, and answers some big questions from the fan community.
The latest update over at the Star Wars: The Old Republic official site has an interesting rundown of how one artist put together the concept for a Sith temple. Of equal interest, the game's executive producer, Rich Vogel, answers some interesting questions from the fan community. Among other things, he speaks about the balance between Force-using characters and those without Force powers, the ability to make dark and light side choices no matter your faction, and the most important questions of all: Will there be a jump button?
The Old Republic has yet to announce a final release date, though suspicions range between September of 2011 and March of 2012. Many gamers have their fingers crossed that the game will hit store shelves before the end of this year, especially as new nuggets of information about the MMO continue to trickle out.
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