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Star Wars: The Old Republic
Want to see how each class in the Star Wars MMO will come together as you level? The Old Republic's new advanced class page lets you explore the options.
The folks over at BioWare have put up a fun new page over at the Star Wars: The Old Republic official website. Using the new online feature on the redesigned advanced classes page, you can click through each of the eight major classes in the game, as well as the advanced classes that unlock as you advance. Each class has two specialized careers that affect your personal build, letting you specialize in various party roles, like healing or damage, as well as altering your abilities and equipment options.
While BioWare is careful to state that the builds are still being tweaked, and are subject to change before launch, you can now begin to develop a good sense of the character you hope to create when the game releases, hopefully before the end of the year.
Explore character options with The Old Republic's Advanced Classes Overview
Read about the advanced class system, as described by principal lead combat designer, Georg Zoeller
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