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If you're done and ready to move on to the fleet but aren't level 10 at least, I recommend hitting up whatever exploration missions you missed and maybe repeating the Heroic a time or two. There isn't really a distinction between class and planetary story at this point, there's only a few Heroics available, and the planets are about half the size of most of the rest of them in terms of area to explore and missions to do.

Starting planet (Tython, Korriban, Ord Mantell or Hutta).

The game's level-synching means that you're generally OK no matter what level you are, although being higher level is better even with level-synching, because you'll have more abilities unlocked and better equipment. You were supposed to (originally) have hit the original level cap of 50 near the end of chapter 3 and in theory, you're not supposed to be level 75 until Onslaught.

When I'm playing through and doing all of that (which I'm not doing now, because most of the exploration and planetary stuff is repeated and I want to get through everyone's class story before I revisit most of it) I hit the game's max level of 75 sometime at the end of the chapter 1 or early to mid chapter 2, which is obviously super early. I've also put the "expected" level for each character at each step, although if you 1) are a subscriber and therefore have faster leveling, you may exceed it, and 2) if you do all of the exploration and planetary stories you'll get more XP and may exceed it, and 3) obviously, if you do both, you'll probably exceed it by quite a bit. It does add two new open world environments, Onderon and Mek-Sha, as well as a bunch of other story-centric content like story-mode flashpoints, etc.

Swtor flashpoint order story mode update#

I presume, however, that new content for Onslaught is about over, and in 2021 we can expect a 7.x update sometime in time for the 10th anniversary of the game at the end of the year. Although it's late due to the winter storms making it difficult for the devs, 6.1.2 (or was it 6.2.1?) was supposed to have launched yesterday.

Knights of the Eternal Throne (5.x) Structured the same as the 4.x update, but adding the open world content on Iokath and ending with Ossus.

This content is not free to play, nor any that follows.

Knights of the Fallen Empire (4.x) Although not really divided into worlds the way it had been previously, but instead chapters, it does have some relatively open areas, including parts of Odessen and Zakuul.

The Shadow of Revan (3.x) As well as a number of flashpoints, this added the Shadow of Revan storyline, and two planets Rishi and Yavin IV.

Rise of the Hutt Cartel (2.x) The introduction of Makeb, as well as the macrobinocular missions, the seeker droid missions, CZ-198, Oricon and more.

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Class stories (1.x) The OG content, somewhat updated, now, but still available as part of the free to play experience.

Luckily there's only one or two places where multiplayer content is required, mostly associated with the 2.x updates, i.e., the Rise of the Hutt Cartel era.īefore we begin here are the various eras so far released for the game: I'm playing strictly as a single player, and eschewing any required multiplayer content.

I've linked to my Google Sheet before, but this actually seems like possibly a better option to show how stuff should be done, and in what order. I don't want to just "appropriate" someone else's work, so I'll write it up myself as an annotated list.

The naming allowances in this game are pathetic.) Anyway, I created a Google Sheet that put everything in order, and color-filled each cell as I finished it (or skipped it, as is increasingly the case with repeating content.) But I found another flowchart online. I did this myself with my first character, a bounty hunter named Graggory (which in retrospect seems like a normal name. It's not really open world, and if you screw it up, you can end up cutting off your story content before you're actually done. Sadly, playing the Old Republic isn't exactly obvious.