If BioWare can you think of some of the online community of Star Wars: The Old Republic to keep active. BioWare's Daniel Erickson talks about inspiration and content planned by the community.
The English-language website pcgamer.com spoke with Daniel Erickson, one of the authors behind BioWare's online role-playing, over the span of the community to respond and to adhere to content plans.
According to BioWare, the number of registered players did not decrease, however, were less simultaneous players registered at peak times.
Erickson says this is also the reason that there are currently many low populated server, and you think about server mergers. To ensure that all servers are active on many players as possible, everything was being done by BioWare.
As Star Wars: The Old Republic MMO is intended as a complete show of Spieleren spoken dialogue, new missions and planets are planned well in advance, but BioWare is still trying to implement suggestions from the community.
Erickson's vision is that SW: TOR is not just a place to meet with his friends, but a place where one logs just because you want to see what's new. To this end planning to come closer to BioWare to bring more variety in daily quests and incorporate interesting content to re-animate the games.
