Recently, a senior SWTOR player posted a message with two questions on Twitter and Facebook, asking some players how long they have been playing this game, whether they plan to play SWTOR in 2022 and why. But the general answer is “I started playing in 2011/2 and will continue to play until they close it or release a successor”. Since its launch in 2011, players have loved it very much and bought SWTOR Credits. Many players have been using this game and continue to enjoy it until it is closed. But few players have this idea.

Because some players come and go, they are bored with the lack of content and diversity of the game. But SWTOR has been struggling to deal with new content for many years. The high probability of this decline began shortly after the release of the 3.0 extended version of Shadow of Revan. Many old players have been playing games since Day One, even from Betas. And they are also actively buying SWTOR Credits to make them perform better.

Some players stated they took abrupt breaks here and there, while others stuck to the game at all the good and bad moments of these years. And, of course, it disappointed some players with the 7.0 fighting style and/or the major changes before, which keep them away from SWTOR forever. SWTOR is not an ordinary MMO.

It does not have a normal MMO player base and population. Since its launch, this game has been working hard to become a unique patch between single-player role-playing games and massively multiplayer online games, and the logo of Star Wars. Since 2013, it has officially become Star Wars Legends. But SWTOR is now a 10-year-old game. It is difficult to produce new content regularly, and 2020 and 2021 are the worst and slowest years. But there are still many players who will buy Star Wars The Old Republic Credits to strengthen themselves. Hope SWTOR can bring more interesting content to players.