Treek, the new Ewok companion to be released in Patch 2.3, will have no legacy level requirement if purchased with cartel coins instead of credits.
We Need Clarification | 07.05.2013, 10:02 PM
If you wish to purchase Treek using Cartel Coins there is no Legacy level requirement. The Legacy level requirement is only if you wish to use credits.
-eric
5 replies on “SWTOR: Treek unlocked via cartel coins will have no legacy level requirement”
Dulfy! Any news on the new cartel pack?
I don’t know anymore than the average player when it comes to these cartel packs. Bioware will reveal their contents on Monday so wait till then.
Seems kind of a crock that those that spent the time to lvl our legacy and work to build our toons have to pay a million and lvl 40 legacy. All the while F2P or anyone else who was to lazy to do it gets it for a couple of coins. Where’s the love for the loyal subscriber at. A million is a lot even in todays loaded daily world. Just saying that’s all.
Speaking as a a “loyal subscriber” (since early access, in December 2011), and Legacy level 50 since about April 2012, I’ve got no problem with this; I already get a good number of cartel coins every month (600 a month for 6 month subscription and 100 per month for security key). And, I unlocked HK-51 on a few of my characters with Cartel Coins rather than pay 1m credits OR do the really annoying search for HK components on Taris.
Or, put another way, it’s a great way of persuading preferred players to pay a bit more toward the running of the game (since, if they buy cartel coins at all, they become preferred not f2p).
I agree with this. For one thing it brings more money into the game which means it helps support it and keep the game around and going for everyone. For another I don’t see why it matters how someone else gets whatever they want to get in their game. I get things the way I want and let everyone else do the same. I’ll have no way of knowing if I see someone running around with Treek if they got him via Legacy or Cartel unlock and quite frankly, it’s none of my business.