Bioware has a treat for "Star Wars: The Old Republic" fans. Per reports, Bioware is set to support its popular MMO by backing it with fresh content. The company stated that it is committed to pushing out a major update every six weeks.
The company's decision is a major one, considering that the update will aid in maintaining the user base, as well as getting new players on board. Bioware Austin general manager Matt Bromberg, in an interview with AusGamers, averred that the company was committed to "doing a major update for the game, which would be a new Warzone, a new Operation, a new Flashpoint, a new event - and to doing that on a really frequent cadence, every six weeks."
What's more, apart from the free-to-play launch (which is coming in the fall), the company has also announced that subscribers whose registrations have lapsed are already qualified to get Cartel Coins, which will be the in-game currency once free-to-play launches.
"So you get credit, not just for becoming a subscriber now, going forward, but also for all the time that you were a subscriber, you get more credits and more coin. So we're hoping that that will encourage people to come back to the game and try it now," Bromberg maintained.
