Bombs away
If you've been looking for another reason to get back into Bioware's Star Wars MMO, taking part in the free-flight PVP space battles in the Galactic Starfighter expansion is a pretty good incentive. Star Wars: The Old Republic's newest PVP dogfighting arena is now✱ open for free-to-play members, meaning anyone can get into the 12-on-12, ship-to-ship combat.
Now with everyone able to access the space battles, Bioware is also adding another ship type: the Bomber. Players who hop into the cockpit of a bomber will take on a supporting role. In the new ships, players can equip various mines that will disable the essential systems of passing ships, slowing their speed or eliminatin🔯g shields. Or, the support craft can also drop repair droids that will assist nearby teammates.
A new ship type and free access to GSF isn't the only thing Bioware is offering up in today's update, Galactic Star Fighter is also getting another game mode: Team Deathmatch. Each of the two existing maps has a different TDM form. In the new mode, the level designers have added tunnels and route🌠s for players to discover, and without designated capture points to contend for, pilots have free reign to focus on blowing the competition into space dust.
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The bomber can take more damage than the average starfighter.
Premium bomber ships are also available in the Cartel Market.
The maps take on a new form in team deathmatch.
Players will also be able to take part in a new Flashpoint: Kuat Drive Yards.
Kuat Drive Yards can be played by level 15 and up characters.
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