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This guide is written specifically for the Empire side but the strategy used here should work also for the Republic side.

Hello everyone, the heroic dailies on Belsaivs (2x Heroic 4+, 1 x Heroic 2+) and Ilum (1x Heroic 2+) can be a great way to make some credits (about 13 k credits) and daily commendations (3 commendations) for your Rakata implants/earpiece. If you play on a low population server or odd hours of the day it can be hard to find a group to do them. Luckily, if you have a geared out companion (healer or tank), you can solo all of these heroic dailies. Of course, you can also do all of them with a partner to make it even easier!

For reference, the companion I use for soloing these dailies as an inquisitor is Xalek (tank companion). He is pretty much in full Columi and has about 20 k hp self buffed. You might need to invest in Rakata Command stim if you have biochem as one of your crew skills or get some of those medpaks that heal both you and your companion if need.

I will rank the soloability of these heroic dailies below.

• Lights Out (Belsavis, Heroic 4+): Very easy to solo, just need a (tank) companion that can survive a couple seconds.
• Freeing the Fallen (Belsavis, Heroic 2+). Also quite easy, the last boss isn’t too diffcult to defeat and can be done by pretty much anyone with a companion.
• Old enemies (Belsavis, Heroic 4+): The last boss you need to kill is very easy to get to but hard to kill. He hits pretty hard and below 50% he will heal himself. A decently geared tank companion for a healer player or a decently geared healer companion for a tank player might be necessary in order to solo this daily.  A very well geared DPS player might be also to solo this with a decent healer companion. An interrupt with 10-12 second cooldown is a must for the last 50% unless you can out DPS the heal.
• Poisonous Strategy (Ilum, heroic 2+): While this is labeled as a heroic 2+, it is very misleading. It has the difficulty of almost a heroic 4+. A decent tank companion for a healer player or a decent healer companion for a tank player/DPS player will be required.

Something else to keep in mind

• If you strip naked(i.e. remove everything but relics and ear/implants to your inventory), you do not take a durability hit when you die and do not need to pay the repair costs.
• In Lights Out, Old enemies, and Freeing the Fallen, if you die within the “instance” you will be given a choice of a medical probe and revive right where you died. The first time you die, the cooldown on the revive probe is 10 seconds, 30 seconds for the 2nd time, 2 minutes for the 3rd and 10 minutes for the 4th. This increasing cooldown resets after a while (not exactly sure but seems to be within 20-30 minutes).

Players with stealth abilities can avoid quite a lot of the deaths, especially in Lights Out.

Lights Out

If you do it properly, you will die exactly 3 times in this heroic daily and on the 3rd death you can simply choose to revive back at the Medical Center to turn in the quest.

Once you enter the “instance”, stripe down and hug the left wall closely. If you follow the left wall, you will not aggro any mobs.

Once you get here, stop.

Send your companion to the mobs guarding the staircase and then run up the stairs and activate the console. If you do not have a run speed boost like force speed, you will need to run up the stairs immediately after your companion enrages the mobs. If you do, you can wait a couple seconds to make sure they all attack your companion.

It takes 2 seconds to activate. Your companion will die shortly. Right after you finish clicking the console, run down the stairs towards the middle staircase. Try make it as far as you can before you die (if you run very close to the left/right wall, you can escape combat – see comments below)

After you have revived by the medical probe, you will have a 10 second window where you can invis and can move around without being attacked. Quickly move near the middle staircase.

You need to set your camera to max zoom out range in the preferences. This allow you to target the Field Commander champion in the back. Send your companion after him. Your companion won’t be attacked by the mobs near the staircase. Once your companion is engaged in combat, quickly target a mob by the staircase and send your companion after that mob immediately. This will occupy both the Field Commander and the group of mobs below, allowing you to run up the staircase and use the console.

You will die again here and you can move to the last console. Same strategy as the first console, this time when you die after clicking the console you can choose to revive at the Med Center instead to turn in the quest.

Takes about 5 minutes to finish this daily.

Here is a video showing you how I “hug” the wall and clicking the first two consoles.

Freeing the Fallen

You will probably die about 2-3 times here depending on how far you can run before dying (a couple of readers have pointed out that  you only need to die once here as you can aggro the 3rd pack of mobs onto the Jedi master and they can finish each other off, making the final fight a lot easier and save you from death!)

As usual, stripe down naked and send your companion after the first pack of mobs while you run further down into the instance. Not far from the first pack is the 2nd pack of mobs. If you time it right, you can make it past the 2nd pack of mobs before dying.

Once you die, revive and run to the 3rd pack of mobs. Watch for the pathers around the middle area and try not to get aggro. Heal up and then run past the 3rd pack of mobs so you die near where Jedi Master Averon is sitting.

After reviving, it is simply a matter of killing Jedi Master Averon. Try not to stay near the boss if you are a ranged/healer as he does have a nasty proximity AoE and there is no reason to make the fight harder.

He doesn’t hit too hard and dies pretty quick so you should not have much trouble defeating him.

Expect to spend about 5 minutes finishing up this heroic daily!

Old enemies

Getting to the objective – Lord Raxxus is not hard. As usual, stripe down and send your companion after the first pack of mobs so you can run past them and die.

The 2nd pack of mobs in the corner can be avoided if you hug the left wall closely.

After the 2nd pack of mobs, you will enter a big room full of mobs. Send your companion in while you run towards Lord Raxxus. Your goal is the corner indicated by the tip of the arrow.

Heal up in that corner and then enrage Lord Raxxus where he is standing.

Lord Raxxus has 160 k hp. The first 50% isn’t bad but past 50% he will cast his Dark Heal every 15 seconds or so. Be ready to interrupt him asap or you might stay here for a while. Lord Raxxus hits very hard so a decently geared  tank/healer companion is a must.

Poisonous Strategy

This daily is outdoors, which means that if you die, you will be sent back to the med center and have to run back.

Your goal here is clicking the console next to the little huts. Each hut is guarded by 3 strong Republic Lookout Droids and 1 elite Republic Patroller. You will need some form of Crowd Control (CC) abilities here or you might have a tough time with this daily.

The following narration is from a healer + tank companion perspective. Tanks/DPS with healer companions will have to switch it up a little.

Make sure to turn all AoE attacks off on your companion and then send your companion after the strong droids. The elite Republic Patroller is ranged and can be CC’ed where he is standing. These droids hit hard and will jump next to you to attack you if your companion do not have all the aggro. You will need to be able to take a beating from the droids while your companion finish them off.

Re-CC the elite patroller if need and kill him after you are finished with the droids. Make sure to heal up and buff up your companion before proceeding with the next time. As soon you click on the console, run away from it and leave your tank companion stand there (once again make sure all AOE attacks are turned off – Consuming Essence and Force Bomb on Xalek).

Two elite Jedi will spawn and mask their entry with a green cloud. Stun / CC one right away and hopefully your companion will jump on the other Jedi that is not CC’ed. These Jedi mobs like to interrupt your CC abilities so stunning them prior to CCing helps to avoid that.

Make sure you stand far from these two mob as they have a very nasty proximity AoE. Interrupt Forcequake if you see them casting it. Having the other Jedi cc’ed will make the damage manageable. If you die to the Jedi mobs, you will have to run back and find a different hut/console to click (and have to kill the 3 droids + patroller again).

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The Miraluka were a Near-Human,Force-Sensetive species. Their language was Miralukese, although some, like Visas Marr, preferred Basic. They differed from Humans in that they lacked pupils or irises, instead bearing only vestigial white orbs (or in some cases, such as Visas Marr, empty sockets), and perceived the environment around them through the Force instead of regular vision. This vision was so strong that if a Miralukan looked upon a Jedi or Sith they could “see” the Force radiation off them. For moral reasons, Miraluka hid the appearance of their eyes by wearing a headband, a mask, or similar concealing headwear. As a Force-using species, Miraluka were often quite shocked if shown life not connected to the Force.

The Miraluka that lived on Katarr were strong enough that even they felt the Battle of Malachor, though it is possible that they felt not only that battle

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SWTOR PvP Guide – PvP Tips Fοr Republic Classes

1. Smuggler. Smugglers аrе ехсеllеnt crowd controllers аnd іf уου сhοοѕе tο play thіѕ class іn PvP, crowd control attacks аrе more іmрοrtаnt thаn damaging attacks. Sіnсе smugglers hаνе fаѕt аnd barrage ranged attacks, thеу саn fulfill thе role οf interruptors. Mаkе sure уου keep уουr “Escape” ability аt hand, іt sure іѕ one οf thе mοѕt іmрοrtаnt abilities οf thе smuggler іn PvP.

2. Trooper. Troopers саn bе tanks, οff-healers аnd massive ranged DPS dealers. Hοwеνеr, thе first role isn’t thаt much οf a requirement Warzones. Tο hаνе a maximum feeling playing уουr trooper іn PvP іt’s best tο spec аѕ Commando-Gunner, fοr focused cannon DPS.

3. Jedi Consular. Thіѕ class іѕ thе main healer οf thе Galactic Republic, ѕο іf уου want players tο worship уου, іt’s best tο gο wіth thе Seer build. Aѕ a Jedi Shadow, following thе Infiltration spec, thіѕ class іѕ very fun tο play, bυt уου wіll hаνе tο mаkе maximum υѕе οf уουr stealth-based attacks.

4. Jedi Knight. Aѕ a Jedi Knight, one οf thе Watchman οf Combat Sentinel builds аrе mοѕt indicated іf уου want tο act аѕ a strong melee dаmаgе dealer. Keep іn mind though thаt уουr Force Leap аnd Resolve аrе very іmрοrtаnt abilities, ѕο υѕе thеm wisely.

SWTOR PvP Guide – PvP Tips Fοr Sith Empire Classes

1. Sith Warrior. Aѕ a Sith Warrior іn PvP I wουld follow thе Vengeance path аѕ a Juggernaut οr thе Carnage spec аѕ a Marauder. Anyway, јυѕt аѕ fοr thе Jedi Knight, mаkе maximum υѕе οf thе charge ability, ѕlοw аnd knockdowns, bесаυѕе otherwise ranged opponents wіll kite thе crap out οf уου.

2. Sith Inquisitor. Healer, DPS caster οr stealth-based melee DPS аrе thе three choices thаt уου саn mаkе аѕ a Sith Inquisitor. Eіthеr way, keep уουr Backlash аnd Unbreakable Wіll bound οn аn easy reachable key.

3. Bounty Hunter. Thе main cards οf a BH іn PvP аrе heavy ranged dаmаgе аnd crowd control. Hοwеνеr, іt’s best tο CC a target whеn уου know fοr sure thаt thеу hаνе used thеіr CC purge ability. Best damaging spec fοr DPS іn PvP ѕhουld bе Arsenal Mercenary.

4. Imperial Agent. Playing thіѕ class іn PvP уου ѕhουld maximize уουr ranged attacks, ѕіnсе thіѕ іѕ thе sniper οf thе Sith Empire. Otherwise, іf уου сhοοѕе a Concealment build, mаkе sure уου take maximum advantage οf уουr stealth аnd οnlу come out whеn уου′re sure уου саn deal maximum dаmаgе, οr kіll аt lеаѕt one target.

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SWTOR Leveling Tips – #1. Play a DPS Class

This may seem obvious, but for some reason many players try to level up with the end-game or PvE role instead of as a DPS class. Look, I know you might want to play a tank or a healer in end-game, but you can always respec once you get there.

You can even respec or use your leveling spec in the low-level flashpoints. These are designed to be very easy, and the developers have reported that the entry-level flashpoints are easy enough for 2 players and 2 companions to clear if the players skill level is high.

As a result, if you want to do dungeons as you level up, rely on your companions to heal and help out, and stick to your DPS class while leveling. If you need to tank for a group of friends, just respec before you go into the dungeon. Respeccing is much cheaper and faster than it is to level up as a tanking class.

SWTOR Levelings Tips – #2. Use Your Companion to Heal and Loot

When you get the choice, you want your companion in the field with you to be a healer. This will complement your DPS class much better than any other companion type. The DPS companions do not deal enough damage, but even a little bit of healing goes a long way.

Another thing you can do to save time, especially if you are a ranged class, is to let your companions loot far away bodies. You can send your companions to loot and gather materials from fallen enemies. This way, you can move onto the next target or enemy while your companion does the busy work.

This many only seem like it saves a few seconds here and there, but over the course of the entire game it will add up to hours of time saved.

SWTOR Leveling Tips – #3. Stick to Solo Questing for Most of Your Leveling

If you want to level up quickly, stick to solo questing for most of your game experience. Team up with other players for flashpoints and once you hit the level cap. The game is designed to provide a rich, entertaining solo leveling experience, and you can level up from questing.

Grouping for quests is a real pain because people are always going to get food, taking a smoke break, or dealing with real life. The more players you add to the group, the longer your delays are.

Think of flashpoints and Warzones as a break from questing, but they should not form the bulk of your experience points. Warzones provide much better rewards once you hit the level cap and it is easier to find a group at this level. Save the bulk of your PvP instincts for once you are done leveling.

You can always go back and make a legacy character if you want to spend time in low-level PvP or flashpoints. This way you can play one of the rare races.

Crafting

Armormech – Armormech is the ability to work with hard metals, alloys and synthetic materials to construct armor for non-Force users. Vendor-purchased fluxes are used during the armor creation process to refine the materials to ensure suitability. Armormechs can reverse engineer their crafted armor and possibly discover new ways to improve armor creation. The gathering skill Scavenging provides crafting resources for Armormech.

Armstech – Armstech is the ability to work with hard metals, alloys and synthetic materials to craft blasters and blaster modifications. Vendor-purchased fluxes are used during the blaster creation process to refine the materials to ensure suitability. Crafted blasters include blaster pistols, blaster rifles, sniper rifles and assault cannons. Blaster modifications include scopes, barrels and triggers. Armstechs can reverse engineer their crafted blasters and possibly discover new ways to improve blaster creation. The gathering skill Scavenging provides crafting resources for Armstech.

Artifice – Artifice is the delicate skill of constructing lightsaber modifications, armor overlays and underlays, focii, and feet and wrist items for Force users. Lightsaber modifications include power crystals, color crystals, focus lens, hilts, and emitter matrices that augment a Force user’s combat attributes. Color crystals also determine the lighsaber’s beam color. Armor overlays and underlays provide additional armor protection and augment combat prowess. Artificers can reverse engineer their crafted focii, feet and wrist armor and possibly discover new ways to improve armor creation. The gathering skill Archaeology provides crafting resources for Artifice.

Biochem – Biochem is the skill involved in crafting medical supplies, performance-enhancing chemical serums and biological implants. Biochemists can create medpacs to restore health, stimulants (single-use injections) that provide a boost to physical abilities, and biological implants that enhance combat prowess by stimulating neural networks and regulating brain stem functions. Biochemists can reverse engineer their crafted implants and possibly discover new ways to improve implant creation. The gathering skill Bioanalysis provides crafting resources for Biochem.

Cybertech – Cybertech is the skill to assemble droid armor, earpieces, grenades, armor overlays and underlays, electro weapons, generators, and feet and wrist items for non-Force users. Armor overlays and underlays provide additional armor protection and augment combat ability. Earpieces are external mini-computers that are worn on or near the ear. They enhance combat prowess by giving audio and visual feedback to the wearer or through direct neural feedback via an external nerve relay. Cybertechs can reverse engineer their crafted droid, feet and wrist armor, earpieces, electro weapons, and generators, and possibly discover new ways to improve their creation. The gathering skill Scavenging provides crafting resources for Cybertech.

Synthweaving – Synthweaving is the process of fabricating synthetic materials out of crystals, various chemicals,
and artifact fragments to construct armor for Force users. Vendors provide premade solutions, suspensions and composites that are used during the Synthweaving process. Synthweavers can reverse engineer their crafted armor and possibly discover new ways to improve armor creation. The gathering skill Archaeology provides crafting resources for Synthweaving.

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