SWTOR: The Sith Warrior (Is it Worth Playing?)

Let's take a look at SWTOR! Would you like to join the dark side? Do you want to strike fear into the hearts of anyone who gets in your way? Than you're in luck my friend, because today Nixxiom is reviewing the Sith Warrior class in Star Wars the Old Republic. The pros, cons, lore, and everything else in between.

Nixxiom just reached max level, and today, he's sharing his thoughts on his experience leveling up in the galaxy. After choosing to play a Sith Warrior for this journey, Nixxiom underwent an adventure unlike anything any SWTOR player had experienced before him.

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[NixxiomOnYouTube]

Any class you'd recommend I play and check out next?

[animapoopyxd]

one of the coolest things about the sith stuff is honestly being a "good guy" and seeing how light side people end up falling to the dark side due to immense hatred and distrust towards you, it shows ALOT of stuff that you wouldn't see otherwise

[Xerocoo]

What I always found interesting is the factions. If you did right by the SITH Empire forces, than you went light side. If you did right by the republic forces, you went dark side. Lines blurred, cool foreshadowing

[Autocon]

If you play a Light Side version of this class you'll get an uncorrupted Jayca. It's your alignment to the light side that drives her master insane and causes her to join you.

[haberak]

Playing a light side sith is imo, the best way to play the game. How I did it was having a generally dark side sith who treats those beneath him fairly well, before fully accepting the light side on Tatooine when you go into the force cave. You get more focus on the tragedy of the sith via literally everyone being surprised at you being a semi-decent human being (or whichever species you picked), you get not only to pick apart the sith for their general shittiness but also the Jedi for their general closed-mindedness (like, twice in the just the first chapter, you drive a jedi mad by not immediately trying to kill them, even goading one by living up to the Jedi Code better than they are iirc). On top of all of that, you get a much better narrative contrast against Baras.

[HighordStarkiller]

All classes have something that throws you out of the loop for them to be interesting:
-Sith warrior: Playing lightside is hilarious both in a comical way and philophical way
-Sith inquisitor: the story that you get and the implications of all the characters that you meet(i am looking at your ghost of Kallig), For Inquisitor all the names and character bring stuff from the KOTOR and the legacy of those characters
-Bounty hunter: Joining Mandalore and how your character changes his responses to anything related to Mandalorian Culture(including the Mandalore chapter in KOTFE and the 7.2 planet)
-Agent: Playing Loyalist, Playing Double Agent, Playing Hand of Jadus
cant comment on Rep classes but so far the Jedi knight has a lot of repercussions for showing mercy or not and the same for the Trooper

[dispholidus]

Let's admit, we love empire stories because of all those cheesy villain punchlines that flatter our inner power fantaisies.

It's awesome and we need more games like that.

[jl-nzgh]

Just recently started playing again. I had forgotten just how awesome Swtor really is

[Richardrd]

I personally love how the post base game story feels like a continuation of the Sith Warrior story.
To me it doesn't feel like your a brute, or less capable than your master's were. But instead that you are the physical embodiment of wrath and power. To those that cross you, you are the unflinching predator at their throats. To those that would seek to chain you, you are the herald of their death and destruction.
A being that even a Sith God like Tenebrae fears.

[Konuvis]

The sad part is that all the feelings of being a dark side character go away the minute you start building that 'base' and do the fallen empire stuff.

[bindair_dundat]

For me the Sith Warrior storyline is the best due to being consistent. You meet Baras at your training, and through the 3 Acts he will become your nemesis. The entire story shows this relationship. For all the other classes, their nemeses only appear in later Acts.
As for the Inquisitor, their story felt like you were always helped by others around you. Zash was partial to you due to having visions of you. You could only get the Deshade due to being given extra information the other candidates didn't have. You could only defeat the Deshade due to it being severly weakened. You could only survive Zash' betrayal due to the Deshade bound to you. You could only survive Thanaton's trial due to having a ghost of your ancestor teach you stuff. Zash' former apprentices, Rakata Mother, random Moffs out of nowhere, every time someone appeared to save your ass.

[rojalD]

What sells me so much on swotor and all it's classes is the freedom i have when playing, augmented by the newish ability to change your fighting style. I strongly advise you to try out both classes and each sub style for each story (double light saber and single for the warrior for example, they tend to be very different). As well as the difference between dark side and light side choices. Especially in the warrior class and the imperial agent stories the impact on what's happening around you is very visible. A second or third playthrough with a light side sith, or the honorable or bloodthirsty sith may open your eyes for these fun new interactions.

[JeffreydeKogel]

Playing SWTOR while watching a Nixxiom video about SWTOR is the life. 😎
If Sith Warrior felt slow to you, Marauder is a LOT faster and required a lot more buttons to push in relatively quick succesion.
Have you played Imperial Agent yet? It is considered (one of) the best stories in the game.

[Badboyben]

SW was my first character into SWTOR, I love the story and class (DPS Marauder) The Voice Actor for the SW sounds so fucking cool for whatever you choose your SW to be. There is a dynamic choice for the SW to be, a restrained warrior (light side) or an honorable warrior, (neutral) or a murderous lunatic (dark side) I personally chose Honorable Warrior (mainly neutral) There are times when the SW does consider his ways, one being on Tatooine and facing his reflection depending on your light/dark side points. Vette of all companions does at times question your morality but also supports you. I do wish they gave the SW some Sith Lightning abilities.

[Escaladr]

You should've played SIth Warrior as a Light Side user. I did it when it came out and I had a blast with the storytelling. It was amazing.

[lunr-strm]

My favorite class storyline so far. I love how one can be a neutral and pragmatic warrior. Full dark is a bit too murderous and insane for me, while full light is sometimes irresponsible..

[plasticchairguy]

The sith warrior story has the best dialogues in the game a good balance between of funny, serious and sarcasm and in some parts if you choose some dialogues it sounds like a movie like the fight against baras

[TheTTopaz]

Sith Warrior was one of my first characters(and faves). I played mine as a loyal fighter of the Empire but he respected his team, didn't kill innocents/non-combatants, and look at Jedi as worthy opponents at least when it came to combat. Still being a brutal badass throughput all of it. Also played him Dual wielding as my first Jedi had the tank spec so wanted to change it up for my Warrior.

[Evil_Chronic]

Vengance Juggernaut has always been my favorite in terms of game play. Just satisfying melting face. I like Darkness Assassin too.

[Awesomewithaz]

my LS sith warrior is a reformer. The empire should survive but those beneath us should be allowed to prove their strength