Star Wars: The Old Republic’s Legacy of the Sith Expansion Moved Back to February 15th 2022

Legacy of the Sith, the eighth expansion for Star Wars: The Old Republic due for release on December 14th, has been pushed back to February 15th, 2022.

BioWare announced the date last night in a livestream which showed off the expansion’s story and locations, as well as how it will expand next year.

Legacy of the Sith’s arrival kicks off the game’s 10th Anniversary Celebration, BioWare said, and heralds the start of the “next ten years” of the game.

This new chapter of the MMO’s story will see the return of renegade Sith Darth Malgus, as players work to uncover his “ultimate plan”.

You’ll visit the underwater facilities of Manaan, the ruined Sith fortress on Elom and finally the R-4 Anomaly (which is due slightly later, in “early 2022”).

A revamped character creator, redesigned combat styles, a new feature that blends class abilities, and various quality-of-life upgrades will also feature – all details previously announced.

SOURCEStar Wars The Old Republic
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