Apr 19, 2017  Star Wars: The Old Republic (5.2 patch) The War for Iokath Gameplay Walkthrough Part 3 - The Lost Arsenal is a new storyline chapter. A guide to the five new Uprisings added with Patch 5.1. Republic Loyalists under the command of General Amos Rike have displaced Alliance forces on Denova and seized control of the baradium mines. Efforts to reclaim the mines have been thwarted by Republic artillery bombarding the “no man’s land” between the Alliance beach head and the.

Game’s History BackgroundProtected by the legendary Jedi Order, the Galactic Republic stood as a bastion of peace in the galaxy for a thousand generations. Several centuries ago, the greatest threat the galaxy has ever known emerged in the form of the dark Sith Empire.

While it is doing its work, the Agent travels to Hoth to find a lost Republic warship. After this, Ardun Kothe summons his team to Quesh, where he reveals his plan to steal the Shadow Arsenal; a cache of undetectable missiles that would serve as both an effective deterrent to war and a massive first-strike advantage for the Republic.

After a volatile war, the Republic emerged victorious and the Sith were assumed to be extinct. Nonetheless, the Jedi have maintained a constant vigil over the ancient Sith homeworld, Korriban, to protect the galaxy from the darkness that still resides in the planet’s tombs. The courageous stand on Alderaan rallied the spirits of Republic defenders across the galaxy, but the balance of the power remained in the Empire’s favor. This only fueled the surprise felt when the Imperial Dark Council extended the offer to the Republic to engage in peace negotiations.

Suspecting possible treachery, Republic officials agreed to meet on Alderaan, but insisted that the Jedi Order marshal all its resources to provide comprehensive security. The Jedi complied, sending most senior members of the Order to Alderaan, and leaving only a token force in the Temple on Coruscant. After destroying the Jedi Temple and overwhelming the Republic’s defenses, Imperial forces occupied Coruscant, holding the planet hostage while negotiations restarted on Alderaan. With their capital at stake, Republic officials had little choice but to agree to the Empire’s terms.The Treaty of Coruscant was signed, forcing the Republic to cede control of several star systems and to acknowledge new boundaries of Imperial dominion.

Though the treaty brought about an official end to the war, tensions between the two sides have remained high over the last several years, and now, a return to open war seems all but inevitable.If you are feeling lost, check out the complete. It includes all major events leading up to the launch of the game and also follows everythging that has happened since the Treaty of Coruscant all the way to the most recent patch! The Class StoriesChoose from one of eight iconic roles and become the hero of your personal Star Wars saga—an interactive storyline with cinematic dialogue and full voiceover for all in-game characters.

All 8 origin stories are very different from one another, but are all happening more or less at the same time. Regardless of which side you choose, you will always have an opportunity to show your Light or Dark alignment to the Force. Your choices will matter and whether you save or doom someone at one point, this may play a role later on in your story.SWTOR will allow you to play all 8 original class stories for free up to level 50. If you want to continue past that point, you will have to consider a Subscription. Check out these links to learn more:.For the launch of Game Update 5.0, all of the original class opening intro cinematics have been updated and improved significantly. You can watch them all here:. Your CompanionsThe game also allows you to have several companions, but only one active at any given time.

They will join you during your main story missions and will interact with both you and the characters you converse with or fight against. The companions can perform any role you need and this is an option you can change on the move (outside of combat).Each Base Class gets to recruit up to 5 unique companions. All of them are different for each story and each class. They will fight alongside you, but if you don’t treat them well, they may begin to resent you.Here is a for recruitment as of today. Some of the classic companions are still missing after the events from Knights of the Fallen Empire. HOW DISCIPLINES WORKIn 2014 the classic Advanced Class Skill Trees were replaced with what are now called Disciplines. Here is a brief overview of how they work.At its very core, the Disciplines System offers a wider array of impactful utility choices to expand your character and the ability for a character’s identity to surface much earlier in the level path.

3 different Disciplines are available for each advanced class.From a player’s perspective, interacting with the Discipline system couldn’t be easier. Disciplines can now be chosen right from the very beginning.

You can preview each of them to see what they are all about, and once you see one you like, you simply select and commit it! The chosen discipline path is automatically set to your current level, so if you want to abandon and switch disciplines (similar to resetting skill points on the trees), you can take on the challenge of a new role with ease. To make sure newer characters could immediately feel the identity of their chosen discipline at lower levels, the developers have recently allowed many important abilities to be learned sooner. The Left side of your Discipline tab is the Discipline skill tree. All of the active and passive abilities from it are granted to you for free as you level up, automatically. On the Right side you will find the Utilities section. As you level up, Utility Points will be granted to you.

With them you can pick certain passive abilities to boost your gameplay and performance the way you like it. The Utility section allows you to revert your choices as often as you like, which gives you an edge in battle as you are able to pick the best and most suitable passives for the upcoming boss or warzone match.The video I have linked here is a very old one I have recorded before Game Update 3.0, which was 3 years ago.

This was the time when Bioware implemented them into the game. It will help you gain a little better understanding of how things work. Please note, the current level requirements for your Discipline Skill Tree abilities is different, but the manner of earning and learning them is the same. The Disciplines still obey the same rules and mechanics. Unstoppable and utterly fearless, Vanguards wade into battle wearing advanced heavy armor. They are the first and best line of defense in the Republic military, ignoring personal risk and stepping into the line of fire to divert danger from allies and innocents. Though their tactical role is inherently dangerous, Specialists have an uncanny survivability due to their expert defensive tactics and technology.

All Vanguards learn to use personal shield generators and can opt to acquire the skills of an Assault Specialist, relying on shield power surges and energy blade attacks to do damage at short range and prevent an enemy from fleeing; the skills of a Shield Specialist, further training in advanced armor and defenses in order to absorb damage and protect allies; and Tactics, specializing in explosives and weapons that penetrate a target’s armorBase class: Republic Trooper. Unstoppable and utterly fearless, Vanguards are the first and best line of defense in the Republic military. They can perform as Tanks or Melee Damage Dealers and prefer to use Assault Rifles. Available Combat Disciplines: Shield Specialist, Plasmatech and Tactics. Shield Specialist (Tank)Storming to the front line with a powerful charge, the Shield Specialist Vanguard can withstand any incoming offensive.

The subtle and deadly hand of the Sith Order, a Sith Assassin stops at nothing to win. Assassins leap from the shadows, channeling Force lightning through their dual-bladed lightsabers to disable and drain their enemies. They are masters of subterfuge, treacherous and unseen, feared by even the most terrible opponents. All Sith Assassins use the Force to conceal themselves and move invisibly, as well as learn to use double-bladed lightsabers. In addition, Assassins can opt to study the arts of Deception, obscuring their movements and ambushing their enemies; Darkness, bolstering Assassins’ defenses as they shock opponents in melee; and Madness, afflicting targets with nightmares that cripple their combat prowess and drain them of strength.Base Class: Sith Inquisitor. Assassins leap from the shadows, channeling Force lightning through their double-bladed Lightsabers to disable and drain their enemies. They are masters of subterfuge, feared by even the most terrible opponents.

Preferred style: Stealth, Double-Bladed Saber. Roles: Melee Damage Dealer, Tank.

The Ore Detector is a block in Space Engineers. When attached to a ship and supplied with power, it will display up to 5 ore locations on the player's HUD when they are within range (exactly like the Hand Drill does, but with much greater range). Some times when powered down will need an ore to be mined to restart the Ore Detector. PureModz Ore Detector for Space Engineers Released May 6th, 2020. Ranked 10,300 of 15,865 with 0 (0 today) downloads Created by PureRussianMind (mod ID: 118946). Large Ore Detector's range to 1250(Max) Small Ore Detector's range to 250(Max) All this mod does is it changes the existing Ore Detectors range to a much higher one. How to use ore detector space engineers. Detects ore deposits around the ship and displays the location, and distance on the players HUD. After placing the Ore detector block, it needs only Power in order to display ore in a 50m range (Small ships), or 150m (Large ships) around itself.

Available Combat Disciplines: Darkness, Deception, Hatred. Darkness (Tank)In darkness, there is protection.