2021 has been a year of many delays, and it’s not just full games falling victim – the gaming delay curse is affecting expansions as well. Case in point, Star Wars: The Old Republic – Legacy of the Sith has been officially pushed from December to early 2022.
An update regarding Legacy of the Sith from Project Director Keith Kanneg. https://t.co/IWyp6l6RwJ pic.twitter.com/SkmVjfsLMq
— The Old Republic (@SWTOR) December 7, 2021
Haven’t been keeping Stars Wars: The Old Republic – Legacy of the Sith? Do check out our Q&A with BioWare and the following official description…
Legacy of the Sith is something the team has been hard at work on for quite a while but as we get ever closer to launch, it is clear that we need a bit more time. We’re focusing additional testing on the many areas we have changed throughout the game to deliver the experience we want, and one that you deserve.
In addition, during our public test server (PTS) your feedback was invaluable in helping us to shape this expansion. Outside of story content (to avoid spoilers) the majority of the expansion and its features will be returning to the PTS for all subscribers this week.
Star Wars: The Old Republic is available now on PC. The Legacy of the Sith expansion is now set to drop on February 15, 2022.
The expansion also introduces redesigned combat styles, a new feature that blends class abilities and an array of quality-of-life upgrades. Combat styles will allow players to independently choose a specific class story and combine it with ability sets from other related tech or Force-wielding classes. New and old players alike can look forward to revamped character-creation system, featuring greater customization than ever before. And several game elements have been overhauled, including global rebalancing of gameplay and enemy encounters, updates to itemization, and character loadouts.
