The main goal, BioWare told IGN, is to вЂњachieve the dream people had with SWTOR in the beginning.вЂќ Basically, the team wants this to feel as close to the original Knights of the Old Republic as possible.ДЁ. The OutlanderвЂ™s tale is specific, and told in a different way than previous SWTOR stories. While BioWareвЂ™s MMO certainly retains multiplayer elements, this is, first and foremost, a story about you. Knights of the Fallen Empire is a single-player story. That pretty much says it all - BioWare is adding five more levels to SWTOR, giving you room to level up any of your class story characters even more, in addition to the new Outlander. The developer aims for everyone to be able to jump in without fear of overwhelming MMO complexities. Since this is a centric game, youвЂ™ll have time to soak in the cinematics and learn your way around your hero before continuing into the world. Newcomers shouldn't feel overwhelmed with a level 60 character.Д«ioWareвЂ™s tutorial for Knights of the Fallen Empire doles out abilities in pieces. вЂњThe OutlanderвЂќ is the star of this story, and you can jump right into the new hero's/villainвЂ™s boots if you donвЂ™t want to play through almost four yearsвЂ™ worth of Old Republic missions.ДҐ.

If you want to start fresh, whether youвЂ™re a SWTOR expert or a total newcomer, you can begin the Knights of the Fallen Empire story as a new character who begins at level 60. The recently added level acceleration should help you get on your way before Knights of the Fallen Empire hits in October. If youвЂ™re coming into Knights of the Fallen Empire from SWTOR and its previous expansions, youвЂ™ll need to be level 60 for your Agent, Jedi Knight, Bounty Hunter, or other class character to continue in the new story. You must be level 60 to play the expansion.

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