I love when I get to have two companions out in #SWTOR. Makes me feel like I’m playing Dragon Age. More of this, please.
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I love when I get to have two companions out in #SWTOR. Makes me feel like I’m playing Dragon Age. More of this, please.
I never realized how sexy the Retriever is.
Another EVE Online character, because...ya know--I had another character slot, so why not?
Couldn’t decide on hair. The nice thing about EVE is that they’ll actually let you go back and re-customize your character.
Somehow I didn’t realize I had made the poses of these two characters so similar. I wish I could change the second one and make it more interesting. Regardless, they look awesome, though. EVE’s character creator produces the most photorealistic avatar images from my perspective. It can’t really get much better. In game, they’re not quite the same, but still...
In general, EVE avatars look amazing. I’ve been looking at other players characters lately and have been pretty impressed by some of them. There’s a neat feature in game now that I don’t believe was there a few years ago--you can view the full body of anybody’s avatar.
My absolute favorite thing about EVE Online: the character creator.
My slightly revamped bounty hunter.
Cool Knights of the Fallen Empire decorations and mounts from various sources.Â
Favorite thing about these is that I got them through just friggin’ playing the game the way I normally would. Didn’t buy them with CC, didn’t grind credits to buy them from other players off the GTN. They’re just available and really cool.
Granted, they are awarded randomly, but since none of these is anything that I can’t live without, that’s fine.
Yeah...okay--so...that’s a hole in my smuggler’s torso.
I’m with HK-55 on this one: these things are friggin’ terrifying and should be eradicated.
Knights of the Fallen Empire. I’m going to wear out my screenshot key on this expansion.
Star Fortress has some neat decorations. I’ve been meaning to do my Dromund Kaas place as a sort of Imperial intelligence safehouse, so I’m really digging these technological touches.
Trooper makeover. Did I go too far? Probably. Regardless, I’m kinda in love with her now!
Some random #KotFE screenshots. Almost more than anything, I’m impressed by how BioWare keeps upping their game on presentation.
Make sure you dress your companions unless you want this fantastic sequence to be unintentionally humorous.
Annnnnd I’m back. With early access to the expansion a few days away, it seemed an appropriate time to head back into Star Wars: The Old Republic and take care of some last minute housekeeping.
With nothing really worthwhile to do, however, I thought I would dive into a character I haven’t really played in probably two years--my Shadow tank. Tanking is a truly unforgiving discipline. You can’t just come back from a couple of years away and have even the tiniest clue of what you’re doing. At least, I can’t.
In honesty, I’ve never been great at playing a tank in SWTOR anyway, but the Shadow seems particularly tricky.
A few random screenshots of my adorable Inquisitor from Dragon Age: Inquisition.
The crew.
Yeah, I roll with two tanks. That’s just how I do.