They were impressive at launch in 2011 and are even more so now. And these single-player segments are voiced, have cutscenes and dialogue choices, companions and romances. Single-player story experiences within a massively multiplayer world - a kind of dual-aspect game. That is why SWTOR has always included long, winding storylines for each character class right from the beginning of the game. SWTOR has always understood a good chunk of people want to play it because they want a Knights of the Old Republic experience, not because they're mad keen on grouping up with a load of strangers. Everyone else can chuff off, and I love that Star Wars: The Old Republic gets that. It's not that I hate other people, or that I'm zealously role-playing a Sith Lord who hates people (though I am a Sith Lord who hates people), it's just I want to be the only hero in my Star Wars story, thank you. I really enjoy not playing with anyone else in Star Wars: The Old Republic, which seems like a horrible thing to say given it's a massively-multiplayer online game, but it's what I've always done.

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