Just ran across this guide today. It’s much more detailed than the previous one I posted.
Apparently there is a little graphics trick to improve performance that sounds interesting. I’ll be honest, I’m kinda just posting this here so I will remember to look at it when I get home 
If you guys find it interesting too, that’s cool.
http://www.swtorstrategies.com/2012/01/swtor-trick-to-improve-graphic.html
Ok, so that joke didn’t quite work.
Regardless, check out http://www.tor-loot.com/Home
for Flashpoint loot tables.
It’s a pretty nice set up, you pick your class and then it gives you a list of the loot available for said
Very handy for the loot hunters out there.
Thanks to Unfettered for the find.
While tomorrow’s update should be interesting, here’s what’s in store in the March update:
- New Planet: Denova
- Part 2 of Rise of the Rhakghouls
- Legacy System roll out
I’m really interested in what they’re doing with the Legacy system. Good to see they’re rolling it out. Time to get your legacy started and start pulling in that XP!
Full details here: http://www.computerandvideogames.com/332031/interviews/star-wars-old-republic-11-weve-already-got-people-working-on-content-for-2013/?page=3
Wraithguard is what I would consider a “Casual Core” guild. We’re made up of a small collection of gamers who enjoy playing the game but also enjoy having lives. The goal of Wraithguard is to always remain a small close knit group. We enjoy PVP a lot, some of us could be considered fiends for it. We also like questing about and just goofing around. We’re definitely not a hard core raiding guild.
Formation of the guild has been very organic. It started out (under a different name) in Earth and Beyond. From there, a couple people moved on to Star Wars Galaxies and started a guild there. We met new people and moved on to City of Heroes. This progressed through a couple more games. With each move we would take new people we met to start a new guild in the next game with hopes of finding new friends to fill out the ranks.
That brings us to SW:TOR. The current group count is somewhere around 10. We’re perfectly happy with where we are now, but are always looking to meet new friends to game with.
If you’re interested in joining a group of good people looking to have fun, there are a few things to keep in mind:
- We’re relatively grown up: I have actual children that sometimes pitch fits, so we don’t need to have any fit pitching in game
- We picked a RP server because we prefer the more well behaved user base that tends to go along with these types of servers. We do not RP in guild chat at all. We absolutely respect folks who want to RP in game and go out of our way to not break their experience in public chat channels, but internally we’re strictly OOC.
- Along the same lines as the previous point, we also will not allow people with character names that break the RP theme of the server.
- We’re a mixed gender guild: We have some very active female members of the guild and would prefer that the tone and language of guild chat reflect a level of respect.
- We’re not baby sitters: Well, in game we’re not. While we will have scheduled events, most of the time people are expected to be able to find something to do in game.
- Some of us live in the South, so speak slowly. (that’s for you Matt)
If this sounds like a group you might be interested in, contact me in game (Aerioch/Aeri/Aech) or send an email to questions at wraithguard.net
Since we’ve moved to SWTOR, I thought I would fire up this site again. We’ll be using this site as a central storehouse for data we find as well as tricks and tips.
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