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Larry Everett Brings It
Roxanne couldn’t make it this episode, but we got Larry Everett (The Republic, Massively) to fill the third seat, which was great when we started our retrospective talk about following SWTOR because he’s been tracking this game since it was just a twinkle in BioWare’s eye. Bonus: three-minute blooper reel where Kathy cannot get through the outro.
FACT OR FICTION: Can you pick out the confirmed fact from the tall tales? This week’s challenge concerns companions, pre-ordering, and PvP.
More Show Notes and Comments after the jump…
FROM THE NEWSNET & BEYOND: Roundup of the most important announcements and news.
- Fri Update 9/30: Galaxy Map.
- Fri Up 10/7: Choose Your Side video. Jedi Knight vs. Bounty Hunter
- Fri Up 10/7: Part 2 of William Wallace’s Companion Dev Blog.
- Beta Testing Weekend 2.
- Testing Email Woes. Stephen Reid responds here. To check your status, go to swtor.com/tester.
- Georg’s Class Design Philosophy.
- New York Comic Con Oct 13-16.
Quick Mentions
- Drew Karpyshyn responds to criticisms of his upcoming novel, Revan, in his personal blog.
- Gamesindustry.biz interview with the Doctors.
- Craig Morrison’s blog post, “The Success Anomaly.”
- Extra Credits – Games You Might Not Have Tried #2
ON THE CRR SITE
- Jason Taylor reminisces about discovering Star Wars for the first time
- Fan Fiction contest. Submit on the official forums Oct. 8-22.
SITH OR JEDI: We find out which path we walk in real life with The Test of the Pirated Movie.
COMMUNITY BUZZ
- Great responses on the subject of race in Star Wars in the Comments section and forums.
- Following SWTOR: Looking Back and Forward
Thanks from Corellian Run Radio
- To Larry Everett (@Shaddoe on Twitter) for joining us
- To Dan Nichols, dstupper, and Jerrit for writing positive reviews on iTunes.
- Blooper reel music by General Fuzz
Great show! We should get Larry back for a Lore-cast 🙂
I completely agree, how this game will have us care about our character and really take time and think about the decisions we make in the game.
That would a lot of fun 😀
Sith or Jedi alternative answer – If it’s in theaters you watch bits and pieces to tell if the movie is worth going to. If it’s not in theaters you watch anything you want – you pay for Netflix anyway.