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MMORPG WildStar Offering Players Free Level 50 Character Upgrade
WildStar, the popular free-to-play MMO, is getting a new update, Power of the Primal Matrix. To celebrate the occasion, developer Carbine Studios is offering players the chance to instantly create a character who starts at level 50, and equipped with high-quality, class-specific armor to boot!
To redeem this offer, simply log in to the game anytime between Wednesday, March 8, and Sunday, March 12. You will have the option to create a brand-new character who starts at level 50, thus enabling instant access to the WildStar's high-level content without having to wade through the early stages in a futile effort to catch up with your friends.
For more on the colorful world of WildStar, check out Daniel Tack's impressions here.
[Source: WildStar Online]
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