So when I started Knights of the Fallen Empire, I came to an important realization: This is more like KOTOR! Yes. Everyone is the one man affecting change throughout the Universe. So one of my big problems with TOR was everyone is a special snowflake. Bioware makes terrific single player games for the most part (I have my reservations about some of them, but that’s irrelevant), and typically write fantastic single-player narratives. There’s one very important, humongous change to TOR that I have to thank Bioware for. That was terrific for me, because I have not played in quite a while, except for occasional chunks of time when it shifted to f2p. The new expansion comes with a tutorial if you make a fresh 60, which gives you your powers in small chunks so you can take time to learn what everything does. It also gives you crafting stuff and the companions from previous content! My next fear was also allayed. My next fear was “I don’t have a level 60! What am I going to do?” Luckily you can make a level 60 and jump straight into the Knights of the Fallen Empire.
You keep access to all of the other expansions that came packaged with KOTFE (Rise of the Hutt Cartel, Shadows of Revan) you don’t lose your character progress or anything, which was something that admittedly worried me.
However, if you sub for one month and then stop subbing, you keep all access to story content that came with being a subscriber.
Did it have some caveats to it? Of course, few things are really “free.” But if you are a subscriber to The Old Republic, you get to play Knights of the Fallen Empire. Then, the inevitable happened: Free to Play. I didn’t really think TOR was bad, but I was not willing to pay to play it. I played TOR during the Beta and first month after launch before I lost interest and went on to something else.
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