When do i choose my advanced class in swtor

Quote: Originally Posted by MAgson. All you need is level The shuttle to go to the fleet unlocks at level 9, so you can head up and talk to all the crew skills trainers then for a nice xp boost as well, plus access to the GTN if you want it.

CzaplaM Yes, the shuttle unlocks at 9, but you get the quest to go to the fleet when you finish your storyline quests, and not before. Sivenom Well, it's irrelevant who's relevant. All you need to do is be 10, and there is also a quest that sends you up there if you are unfamilliar.

It leads you there if you manage to blow through your homeworld before 10 i. Either way, need to be 10 and on the fleet which a quest leads you to, and it's better to complete that homeworld anyways than having to shuttle back and forth.

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I wonder how far someone could level without picking an advanced class Also, my abilities panel has all of these abilities that say See Trainer. So my question is, i am currently on Ord Mandell, how do I get back to where I can pick my advanced class, and will that be the process that unlocks all of these abilities. I tried to just get in my ship and fly back to the fleet, but it would not let me. I am sorry if this is very basic, this is my very first attempt at playing an MMO.

Thank You! Just open up the class screen and choose what you want. Free stuff! Click here! Also, where do I find the skill trainer, I have all these abilities that say See Trainer. Thank you! Quote: Originally Posted by happimeal. Thanks for the quick response. Click for free stuff. Maybe I thought i picked Consular, however I noticed when I press K to open the skills tree, nothing happens, that is why I feel like I missed the advanced class.

Is there a way to see if I even selected an advanced class? PiiTarr SteveTheCynic Also, these days you can't NOT be an advanced class since you pick it when you create the character. I find it interesting that not one of the previous answers pointed that out.

EDIT: and no, there aren't any skill trees either, just disciplines. In effect, you are forced to follow just one of the old-style trees, no hybrids allowed. Something you find difficult is a lesson on how to play better, not a punishment for playing badly. To go to Belsavis, you must go to Belsavis. Others will want to execute their maneuvers more strategically, focused on channeling all their rage to destroy their enemies as quickly as possible.

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