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Star Wars: The Old Republic, abbreviated as TOR or SWTOR, is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game based in the Star Wars universe. www.levelingpower.com is the leading team in swtor power leveling and swtor credits.

100K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  5.89$
200K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  11.78$
300K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  17.67$
400K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  23.56$
500K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  29.45$
700K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  41.23$
800K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  47.12$
1,000K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  58.9$
1,100K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  64.79$
1,200K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  70.68$
1,500K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  88.35$
1,700K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  100.13$
1,800K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  106.02$
2,000K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  117.8$
2,500K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  147.25$
2,800K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  164.92$
3,000K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  176.7$
3,500K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  206.15$
4,000K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  235.6$
5,000K SWTOR Credits(US Servers)  294.5$

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Star Wars: The Old Republic has received generally positive reviews from critics, with a score of 86 on Metacritic and a 85.91% on Gamerankings. G4TV gave a review of 5/5 and praised the game for "Top notch music and voice acting" and "hundreds of hours of content." PC Gamer gave a 93/100, praising the story, voice acting, and the amount of content available. Gamespy gave a review of 4/5, praising the story lines and companion system but criticising the "standard kill and fetch" quests. GameSpot gave the game 8.0/10, saying "SWTOR isn't the next step in online role-playing games. Instead, it's a highly entertaining refinement of what has come before it." The game has received a 9.0/10 "Amazing" rating from IGN.com. During Star Wars: The Old Republic's launch week, long queue times were seen on some servers, with Bioware increasing population caps and adding more servers to attempt to resolve them. Bioware has since pledged to reduce the queue time. Some pre-order users discovered they had invalid registration codes. MSNBC awarded Star Wars: The Old Republic as game of the year. In 2012, The AbleGamers Foundation awarded Star Wars: The Old Republic as their Mainstream Game for 2011 for being able to accommodate gamers with special needs. It praised the game's features which included many accessibility options for example full subtitles, queue-able actions, multiple action bars, area looting, auto looting, and built-in mouse sensitivity.