Originally posted by The_Tempest
Nah. The extensive multimedia coverage on the Clone Wars era for the past 15 years or so has imbued that conflict with infinitely greater pathos and poignancy than what surrounds SWTOR. The Order 66 arc in season 6 of the Clone Wars tells a far greater story regarding a lowly trooper than any I've seen from SWTOR. Like, not even close. 👆
You've never played Swtor, so that's hardly a damning statement. 😬 Having a lot of stories doesn't amount to much when they're largely pointless. The CW era is just so bogged down with minutia and hundreds of boring, pointless characters who are just going to die pointlessly that it's frankly a slog to try to engage with. Its overexposed to the point of parody.
Aesthetics are irrelevant to what they actually are.
Originally posted by Beniboybling
If we are going to discuss souless, stakeless conflict. SWTOR wins first prize. Neither the Republic or Empire are ever going to beat each other, instead we get am endless parade of bigger, flashier and emptier proxies to distract the player from its monotony.
Incorrect, we don't have a clue whats going to happen in Swtor which gives it at least basic stakes. Base game the Republic got the upper hand and we had no clue where the class stories would go, then we got to watch the Empire pulling themselves back up, then a bunch of crazy shit no one could have predicted happened etc. I'm excited for further KotFE chapters because I don't know whats going to happen and I'm looking forward to finding out. In the CW we know exactly how it's going to end from the beginning, we're just watching the pantomime play out with almost literal puppets on the stage.