These are glitches that can result in a player advantage of some form. This article is the place to look if there's an inexplicable problem, whose source is not obvious, or for problems that don't fit into one of the site's other articles. If you are looking for information on a problem that you've encountered, you should start by searching the same way as non-problem-related information: look at the wiki article on that topic. Glitches that you will only encounter under very specific situations are documented on more specific articles: problems during a quest will be documented on that quest's article problems that only occur in a given location will be described on that place's article etc. Rather, this wiki only documents glitches that other readers are likely to be interested in learning about: those that have serious consequences, those that can be exploited to your advantage, or those that most players are likely to uncover during standard gameplay.įurthermore, this article focuses on general glitches. There are numerous minor animation oddities and graphical surprises that you can uncover if you try to trigger them if you choose to do a bizarre and unpredictable set of actions, it's likely that the game's response will be bizarre and unpredictable. It is not an exhaustive list of every anomaly that may possibly occur. For Glitches concerning KOTOR II, please read that game's glitch page rather than this one. The game was developed by BioWare, who developed the first Knights of the Old Republic game.This article documents the common and notorious glitches that you are likely to encounter when playing the game of KOTOR. Star Wars: The Old Republic (SWTOR) was released for the Microsoft Windows platform on Decemin North America and Europe, and released in Australia on March 1, 2012. I don't know how much is the difference in size between the content downloaded and installed, but I would say you have 10 to 15GB left to download.
How big is SWTOR?Īlmost 40 GB is the total install after it's done. The first new episode since October is still a month away, and the in-between grind is not so fully formed as we’d have hoped. The last few months have been a bit tiring, though.
Yes, The Old Republic is free-to-play, but subscribing is still the best way to do SWTOR as a player. OS: Windows XP with 1.5GB RAM or higher / Windows Vista/7 with 2GB RAM or higher / PCs using built-in graphic chipsets, 2GB RAM is recommended. CPU: AMD Athlon 64X2 Dual-Core 4000+ or better / Intel Core 2 Duo Processor 2.0 GHz or better. Official System Requirements for SWTOR (Minimum AND Recommended). Frequently Asked Questions What are the system requirements for SWTOR?
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