Launching an MMO is a confusing time. The world is fresh and new and everyone is still learning how to play it. So now that Old Republic has launched, we've put together a list of the top 50 tips we've learned over hours of beta play to help you understand the new game. For MMO beginners with swtor credits and veterans alike, we've put together a definitive guide to classes, companions, conversations, crafting, and every other aspect of the game.

See inside for a complete list of 50 things you need to know about the Old Republic.

Faction choices are not as simple as good and evil. You can meet politicians in a corrupt republic, just as you would meet a dutiful and oppressed empire. You can't change your mind either, so pick one that matches your long-term ambitions: Do you want to be a respected Jedi Master, a feared dozen, or a legendary smuggler?

The Old Republic character progression system says that depending on the advanced class selected at level 10, 3 of 4 classes can heal, 3 of 4 can tank, and 3 of 4 can damage. It offers a wide range of potential roles.

Warriors and Knights travel in tanks and deal melee damage. Inquisitors and Consulates can deal ranged damage, heal, and specialize in stealth. Soldiers and bounty hunters provide fire and tank support. Smugglers and Imperial Agents can heal, control crowds, and specialize in long-range damage or stealth and melee attacks.

Gender has a clear influence on the character's voice, and each race has its own cosmetic emotes. Humans can cheer, cyborgs can scan people, and Twi'leks can dance. Oh, can those Twi'leks dance?

Your starting planet depends on your faction and class. The Jedi begin with Tyson, the home of the current order. The Sith begin with an ancient dig that was last explored by the Knights of the Old Old Republic at the Koliban Academy from https://www.goldseasy.com/Buy-SWTOR.and.US.html. Troopers and Smugglers find themselves in the middle of a civil war with Audmanntel, and bounty hunters and Imperial agents are working to get the footer's criminal approval.