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The Unofficial Star Wars the Old Republic Strategy Guide

MONEY

redits are important for pretty

much everything in TOR. You

buy your skills, complete crew

skill missions, upgrade your speeder,

purchase upgrades for your space ship and

customization kits for your companion. And

that's ignoring the need to upgrade your

actual gear from auction house purchases.

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If you were to play the game from start

to end without interacting with another

player, you would have enough money to

purchase all your skills and your best

speeder without any issues. Once you

decide to start using crew skills or

purchasing items from the auction house,

that's when money starts to have a big

impact.

Making Credits

From the simplest of matters,

completing quests and killing enemies will

generate thousands of credits. Once you

gain your first companion, actually selling

items will become easier as well. A simple

click of a button will send them away to sell

all your worthless (grey) loot and come

back with the money after a minute.

You can also expand your backpack to

have more slots for a credit fee, up to 5

times. It's usually a good idea to expand

once you have double the credits required.

So if the cost is 25,000 credits, wait until

you have 50,000. It really depends on your

playstyle as some people won't ever have

full bags. Once you get the full bag

message, you're essentially leaving money

on the ground though. As a personal

opinion, I would purchase the first set of

bag slots once you have the credits and

then wait until you purchase your first

speeder at level 25 before buying any

additional ones. The cost of a speeder and

training at level 25 is over 40,000 credits,

quite a lot.

As another option, you can take 3

gathering crew skills and through your

travels, collect from the nodes out in the

wild. You can then sell these items to other

players who need them to craft. It only

takes a fraction more time to gather items

since you're already out in the wild.

Sending your companion to gather is much

less rewarding as the odds are that the fee

to send them will exceed the value of the

item returned.

A more risky option is picking up a

crafting crew skill and selling the final items

to other players on the auction house.

There is a large risk here as usually only the

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