Oricon, in my opinion, was the closest SWTOR came to incentivising and getting people involved with OW PvP*.

Despite the lag, it was always fun back in the day to be involved in OW PvP encounters. My most memorable SWTOR experiences have all involved OW PvP encounters large and small. Something that continues to frustrate me when the solution is pretty damn simple. There is also no support and little incentive for Open World PvP in SWTOR. SWTOR’s antiquated engine simply cannot handle large numbers of people in one area fighting to the extent that ESO’s can (not the ESO is perfect by any means). My first GvG Event in ESO with AP.ĮSO delivers exhilarating PvP on a scale that SWTOR will never be able to. But in the meantime, here are the key things that made me switch to ESO. There are various factors that contribute to this of course which I’ll go over later on in the post. But now, ESO has completely won over my time. There was a time where I balanced my time between Elder Scrolls Online and SWTOR. I haven’t exactly made it a secret that I’m not playing Star Wars The Old Republic much anymore.

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