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Probably the only game that can entice me to return to MMORPGs is Star Wars: The Old Republic by Bioware. Unlike the tradition of CG trailers that plague the E3 hype fever, this one fully shows off what you expect from the massively multiplayer game like cinematic narrative, combat, companion characters, space battles, social hubs, PvP, and raids.
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Star Wars: The Old Republic hosted a livestream last week detailing Game Update 7.5 “Desperate Defiance.”
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