BioWare ought to be basking in the accomplishment of sending the much-touted Legacy update off on its maiden voyage, but instead, Star Wars: The Old Republic has been hindered by obstacles far worse than Titanic jokes. The studio cut ranked PvP from the patch at the last minute, and then a maintenance patch blooper took the servers offline for the better part of Friday. To its credit, BioWare is compensating players for the downtime, and if you're really lucky, you won't even need to be level 50 or grind Legacy points to receive said compensation.
Sail on for an overview of the week's most popular MMO stories.
- Two days with TERA's beta berserker
- Guild Wars 2 is now available for pre-purchase, still no launch date
- Aion: Ascension launches and is now F2P
- Woman on dating gameshow plays WoW, hosts are baffled
- Is a Guild Wars playthrough necessary prepration for Guild Wars 2?
- TERA announces open beta and head start schedules
- THQ executive explains WAR40K's new non-MMO direction
- Exploring the dark corners of The Secret World
- Tribes: Ascend officially releases, mass casualties predicted
- What the WoW speed dating video really tells us about gaming
- Why we play EverQuest II
- City of Steam's pressurized skill tree
- Guild Wars 2 adds Best Buy to CE pre-purchase retailer list
- Blizzard highlights the Barbarian in Diablo III's newest video
- ArenaNet shows the making of Guild Wars 2's collector's edition statue
- ArenaNet releases a sneak peek of The Making of Guild Wars 2
- TERA's High Elves strut their stuff in a high-octane video







