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    SWTOR seems to be F2P now days

    Hi to all, equally.

    Swtor turned free to play yesterday. I was so busy playing it and were quite a sure someone of you were more faster to update this info in this page too... So I thought to play my arse off yesterday

    Not much more to say. I know many of you knew this happened but maybe this was new info for someone.
    Here you can see free to play features compared to subscribers

    Features | Star Wars: The Old Republic
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