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SWTOR Wins E3, Ask a Jedi Wins SWTOR

Published by under news on Jun. 19. 2011.

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It is that time of the month again, time for another Fan Friday. The honor of being featured as a spotlighted Fan Site goes to Ask A Jedi, a great site for all The Old Republic fans to visit regularly. If you don’t have them set in bookmarks and as part of your regular rotation you are at loss. They have some of the best columns out there and are very knowledgable and just nice guys overall. They get my full recommendation. You can read their interview for the official swtor.com site here.
 
As part of the fan friday we also get to enjoy some great fan art, new icons and some surveys. Due to all the recent E3 happening there was no time to do the regular Q&A session with the developers, but we do get a nice article about polishing the world of the Old Republic based on writer’s feedback. Ian Ryan, writer for SWTOR, gets a chance to tells us about the process of improving the overall feel of the worlds player will be able to visit in the game based on writer input. Turns out that writers are the first that finished their job. Based on their writing other teams started working. Once the first version is done, writers go back and give suggestions on how to improve the looks and feel of certain places to better reflect the storyline that they are trying to convey. There are some great before and after screenshots in this article so I wholeheartedly recommend you read it. Personally, I love the huge golden statue of a Hutt on the main promenade of Nar Shaddaa better than what they had before the writer’s input.
 
SWTOR managed to grab a few (well deserved) rewards from the press at this year’s E3. About this and overall impressions from the biggest gathering of gaming professionals you can read in the article on the official site.

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2 Responses to “SWTOR Wins E3, Ask a Jedi Wins SWTOR”

  1. MrWarlockon 19 Jun 2011 at 1:03 pm

    Got to love Ask A Jedi been following those guys for so long, gratz to you on the Fan site spotlight.

  2. No wayon 19 Jun 2011 at 1:49 pm

    “wins E3”
    Electric Playground – Best of E3 2011
    GamePro – Best MMO
    GameSpy – MMO Game of Show
    Machinima – Best PC Game
    Massively – Best MMO of E3 2011
    Massively – Best Trailer of E3 2011
    Meristation – Best MMO
    Meristation – Best Trailer
    MMOCrunch – Most Anticipated MMO
    MMORPG – Most Anticipated MMO of E3 2011
    MSNBC – Best Multiplayer
    MSNBC – Best Sound Design
    MSNBC – Best Trailer
    PC Gamer – Most Valuable Game
    VGChartz – Best Massively Multiplayer Online Roleplaying Game

    If you actually see the list you have t laugh a bit