Wielding such rifles and wearing protective battle armor designed by the Republic’s top engineers, the Trooper will not hesitate to step right into the crossfire. A Trooper’s rifle is his best friend, and the military is constantly challenged to design faster, more powerful and more reliable blaster rifles every year.
Whether fighting as part of a small strike squad or at the forefront of a larger force, the Trooper can unleash unrivaled firepower against his enemies. The Trooper, also known as the Republic Trooper, is one of the classes in Star Wars: The Old Republic. ~ Star Wars: The Old Republic, Trooper opening crawl " Now, an elite young sergeant from the Republic's famous HAVOC SQUAD has arrived to help defeat the separatists and restore peace to this war-ravaged world. " On the planet of ORD MANTELL, civil war erupts between loyal Republic citizens and violent separatist extremists waging a campaign of terror against their own people." Influential star systems break away from the millennia-old alliance, angered over the Senate's treaty with the Sith Empire." When I made a trooper, it was the trooper story.Chaos grips the Galactic Republic. It also doesn't even seem like you can pick your story. I have tried the exact example stated: a trooper with a sniper. However, the current state of the PTS seems to suggest this is not going to actually be possible, that we are still going to be stuck with our same classes and class weapons, but get to choose a different story. Loadouts will increase your ability to customize, allowing you to swap between playstyles and gear with a click. This frees up Advanced Class options as characters can choose any Advanced Class within the Tech or Force playstyle! Play as a Trooper wielding a Sniper Rifle, or a Sith Inquisitor with a lightsaber in each hand, or even secretly use Dark Side powers while posing as a member of the Jedi Order. Introducing Combat Styles! Players can now separate their Class Story from gameplay style for an even greater customization experience.
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