There's a lot of information to process with regards to rolling a different character and particularly for visiting a game for your very first time, so it is understandable that BioWare didn't need to foist companions you right when you are just identifying all your skills and what is going on around you at gamereasy.

So don't expect you'll see your first companion until a lttle bit into your class' prologue storyline. For instance, when I literally Trooper, it was not until I was about wanting to leave my starter planet that this storyline finally set it up my first minion.After a couple of comments here and so on Twitter it seems like I had misinterpreted BioWare’s utilisation of the term Level Up. Apparently in WoW along with MMOs you might ‘level up’ your crafting. I had never heard this terminology before as context and for that reason my previous interpretation that you could potentially earn XP with crafting was, in truth, incorrect.

What it seems like to mean instead is that you may increase your crafting score by crafting components only, if you choose. Apologies with the confusion and I hope my new explanation is clearer!Oh just how much I understand why. You know the 10,000 Credits for ‘Advanced’ crafting and scavenging skills (so, for Subscribers that’s 30,000 Credits). And no epic 50,000 Credits per skill for getting ‘Expert’ training. Thank goodness this useless fee is removed.

One Iokath Recombinator, that is purchased from the Command Token Vendor about the Republic and Imperial Fleets for six Command Tokens and 3,500 credits.One War Supplies: Invasion Force, which may be crafted by combining all five war supplies.every time a crafting skill reaches 150.If you have credits to shell out, you can get the Galactic Trade Network (GTN) by a lot more important the Galactic Trade Kiosk inside the Galactic Trade Market percentage of Republic and Imperial Fleets. Search for “Dark Project MK-1.”