It’s one other patch week for Star Wars Galaxies rogue server SWG Legends, and this week the denizens of Omega are being handled to a giant replace for the Marauder Themepark.
For these unaware, themeparks in SWG are kind of like semi-open, semi-instanced hubs smooshed along with questing areas and dungeons, themed round a selected faction. In Star Wars lore, the Marauders are a bunch of Sanyassan pirates who crashed-landed on the forest moon of Endor, scavenging stuff and customarily being jerks to the native Ewoks and (nearly) everybody else. Imagine it or not, these dudes weren’t invented by the OG SWG workforce; they had been first included within the Ewoks: The Battle for Endor film within the ’80s after which included into RPG books within the ’90s.
“The Marauders of Endor are actually searching for assist in their quest to get off world,” the patch notes clarify.
“Have interaction with basic NPCs like Scholar Szingo, King Terak and the mysterious Charal in serving to them accomplish their targets. The Themepark has been up to date to have longer and extra elaborate primary story quests, and facet quests that may be discovered and unlocked as you full the principle story. New Badges/Titles have been added for completion of the Themepark and its facet quests. New Rewards have been added for once you full the Themepark. New Dailies have been added to let you come again and maintain working for the Marauders. Your story begins with Scholar Szingo within the Marauder Stronghold.”
Because the devs have beforehand famous, the Marauder Themepark was pre-NGE content material, however the NGE actually wrecked it up, so this model not solely turns the questline into a correct one which matches the remainder of the sport however expands the scope of the content material – even with dailies and facet quests that by no means existed earlier than. “[W]e’re hoping that these modifications will guarantee there’s extra gamers returning to Endor for extra than simply the Demise Watch Bunker,” the participant workforce stated.
