Cartel Coins (the game’s premium currency) are also available through Steam. However, for $15 a month you get access to expansions - like the Onslaught add-on from last year - and a bunch of other extremely useful extras. As a reminder, the game is free-to-play these days. You can see a full breakdown of the STWOR crossplay announcement here. Meanwhile longtime players might see an infusion of fans to jump around the galaxy with. It sounds like a win-win situation for all involved! Anyone that’s been waiting for nine years to get SWTOR on Steam, or was simply reminded that the game exists, has an excuse to try it out.
If you care about such things, folks will “retroactively be awarded on Steam any achievements that they have already unlocked previously in SWTOR.” You also don’t need to worry about when you play.
Plus there are new “profile backgrounds and emoticons,” while “100 Steam achievements will be added in a future update,” according to a press release. SWTOR gets trading cards on the Steam marketplace, just like every other game. Naturally, Steam players get a few exclusive goodies. The simple and happy answer is yes! The Steam version of SWTOR “has full crossplay and cross-save with the direct SWTOR launcher, so all progress will carry over when player’s log in via either method.” While that might seem obvious, given both versions are still on PC, you’d be surprised how many games don’t allow players to interact between storefronts. Here’s everything you need to know about SWTOR and crossplay, along with what new players should expect. The question is whether or not SWTOR crossplay allows for progression and multiplayer between the new and older versions. It’s a jump nearly a decade in the making, but sure to be a welcome change for those who like to keep their games in one place. The MMO pseudo-sequel to Knights of the Old Republic is PC exclusive after all. Star Wars: The Old Republic has been quietly humming along since its launch way back in 2011, but the question of crossplay hasn’t really come up until now.
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