If SWTOR is Sinking, Why Are Credits Prices Rebounding?

Some say Star Wars the Old Republic is in the throes of decline. The sci-fi MMO is losing subscribers in double-digit rates, its core developers are being laid off, and its veteran executive producer has recently pressed the self-eject button. And all those setbacks happened just in the last three months.

[aiBreeze]

Regardless of how you look at it, SWTOR didn't mean expectations. Most MMOs would be happy with SWTOR's current retention rate but most MMOs don't have Bioware, EA and a Star Wars license to back them up.

[Chrono]

Free to play can save it.

[Farsendor1]

i would play it again

[DeadlyFire]

Galaxies was more popular I believe. I think EA/LA have just learned what doesn't work. They will try again with the license even if the close TOR there will be another Star Wars MMO. I suspect Free to play is the first option though.

Just like the LEGO MMO crashing and now its getting a new MMO game for attempt number 2.

[jamesensor]

I'd buy kotor III if it followed the two previous titles, but they thought it would be more profitable with an mmo. Serves them right..