SWTOR credit guide for the empty wallets

Some or new players don’t have any idea how to increase their SWTOR credits or they‘re just lazy to do it. Perhaps if you have a bit of time available, you could learn anything from this guide which could help you on how to increase you SWTOR credits. If you’re lucky you could become rich.

Filling up your wallet with SWTOR credits

The most important thing to do to increase your SWTOR credits is by completing missions, of course especially the main ones for your class. Completing the missions will earn you enough credits, and that credits will be your own capital for the more advance technique when increasing you SWTOR credits. Most players spend their SWTOR credits on gears, med packs, stim packs or other items that is not really important or useless. You DON’T need to spend that much. Just take every mission as you can and while you’re at it, take also the bonus mission reward. Leveling from up to 50 is enough without buying much; this will make you start on Galactic Market Trading Empire.

Trading on Galactic Market is the most effective way to earn more SWTOR credits. You will not stop making more credits once you start using this method. Know the items that you want to sell especially with a high value items. When the items have been sold, you can have a decent amount of SWTOR credits.

Or if you’re just really that lazy then you could just buy SWTOR credits from other players for instant credits. Players that sells SWTOR credits can be found on some forum markets or some site that provide trading platforms to use to trade between players.

WHEN COMPETITION IS TOO MANY…

RuneScape is one of the oldest but trending games in MMO nowadays.

Last November 2012, the Evolution of Combat has been released. It is said that the new update is to balance the game’s classes, since previously melee are more powerful compared to Range and Magic. While later this year in February 2013 RuneScape 2007 has been re-launch having the old feel and game interface of the old school RuneScape system.

A lot of players continue to transfer to RuneScape 2007 due to the said updates (EOC). Even my friends transferred to RuneScape 2007, I can’t help myself but to transfer as well since my friends are there… and they are waiting….

On the other hand players that had transferred to RuneScape 2007 are most likely the veteran and PVP/PK oriented players, they transferred because of the simplicity and nostalgia feel of the old RuneScape. But most likely, they really didn’t like the Evolution of Combat system.

I noticed that Gold sellers are also moving to RuneScape 2007, since in RuneScape the market competition of RSGP is high, that the sellers tends to lower their selling price due to the growing numbers of sellers While on RuneScape 2007, the demand in buying gold is increasing due to the players who are transferring from RuneScape. Since the server is somewhat new, the consumer demand in gold is increasing but the sellers are still few unlike RuneScape.

Sellers in RuneScape 2007 are commonly buying bulks of gold which are much cheaper, so that they can resell it to a higher price. But there is a downside to it in which leading the buyer on getting banned due to suspicious trade. The trading of large amount of gold can be detected by the game system itself. Due to this case, buyers should have safety measures to consider. I read a thread at STYHE forum about the successful trade using a secured trading platform called PlayerAuctions; it’s a Gaming Marketplace that allows players to exchange real money to different types of game currency.

I would recommend using PlayerAuctions since most of the users at SYTHE use it when trading in RuneScape 2007 and it is pretty much safe.

No need to compete for the low prices, when you can just migrate to another server.