STAR WARS: The Old Republic - 'Disorder' Cinematic Trailer

Jedi Master Denolm Orr and his Padawan, Sa’har Kateen, travel to the Temple of Nul on Elom to retrieve a special holocron before the Sith Empire can. They seem to have the upperhand, until an unexpected enemy appears…

The celebration of our 10th anniversary continues with Legacy of the Sith, a new expansion that marks the starting point to a full year of galactic intrigue, conflict, and mystery. Legacy of the Sith will send players to the darkest depths and farthest reaches of the galaxy and unlock the ability to choose your personal combat style, allowing for more options than ever before when it comes to living and breathing your own Star Wars fantasy.


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[TorchOnTarget]

The team behind these cinematics for swtor need to be responsible for an animated series down the line at some point. They are so pleasant to watch.

[theonlyzanny]

it's a momentous day every time there's a new SWTOR cinematic

[kaeland]

“Malgus…traitor!!” I love how even the throwaway guy got some badass last words.

[vini-ixyt]

I'm not dying until we finally get an Old Republic movie or show.

[leralu]

I love how Darth Malgus leaves them with the choice to die or use their anger and survive.

[thomas]

"When you are ready, break free" What a line.

[billygrantham]

I love how at the end Malgus manipulated the padawan towards the darkside and left her in a position where she's forced to choose the dark to survive, but he presented it as a choice so that when she does she'll believe that it really was HER decision and not someone else's that forced her into it. Such a perfect manipulating villain.

[InvisibleMan]

11 years later and Malgus is still a badass.

[WoofWoofWolffe]

SWTOR Cinematics get as much hype as movie trailers

[CinematicCaptures]

Really puts a smile on my face to see another Old Republic trailer again!

[Living_Pain]

I literally watch every one of these cinematics once a year, like a tiny movie. They are so amazing, I get chills everytime.

[gochi]

Love how physical the fights are. It’s not all about hitting each other’s lightsabers. You had to punch and kick; control the other’s body like you would in actual blade combat. Dope stuff from the animators.

[Azieru]

This is a prime example of how a duel between Jedi and Sith should be. Their choreography to the duels, and the uses of the Force abilities need to be equal and intense. Want that in a live action verison. No holding back, just pure savagery, and brutality.

[AsymmetricalCrimes]

I like how Malgus taps the shield with his lightsaber just to make sure XD

[SiMnx]

I keep coming back solely for the ending; Malgus' "when you're ready, *break free"* then walking away whilst donning his hood, all with _Anakin's Dark Deeds_ reaching it climax... ☺

[grievous]

I loved how when Malgus lost the green lightsaber, he looks at his hand. those little details are so important for the immersion

[matthewlightfoot]

There's something so mesmerising about the way Malgus fights. Utterly brutal and savage, and simultaneously precise and poised.

[pascuzzicombine]

You can tell the story of virtually every star wars character with these animations. I highly recommend that power be harnessed.

[ulyaoth]

He's so gentle with her, she fought spicy, and he made sure she lived. He definitely saw something special in her. We saw what happened to the masters he's fought and crushed.

[theastrogamer]

These animated cinematics have honestly been the best bit of Star Wars content we've had in years and not to mention that it's beautiful to me as a life long Star Wars fan that the "Legends" timeline still lives on in the form of this beautiful content