The Latest SWTOR Update: Galactic Season Objectives, Conquests, and Events

The Latest SWTOR Update: Galactic Season Objectives, Conquests, and Event September 17 – October 14

In a galaxy not so far away, the world of Star Wars: The Old Republic (SWTOR) has dropped a fresh update. September through October 2024 is jam-packed with activities for players eager to level up, earn Conquest Points, and (let’s be real) take down some seriously tough enemies. Whether you’re a lightsaber-wielding Jedi or a Smuggler with questionable morals, there’s something for everyone. Let’s dive into the news—and of course, I’ll keep it light, enjoyable, and just the right amount of galactic humor.

What’s New in SWTOR’s Latest Events?

The SWTOR team has been hard at work, and this update is proof that they want players to stay engaged—maybe even skip that nap on the couch you’ve been planning. From ancient enemies to new Conquest challenges, there’s a buffet of events for players looking to earn points and make a name for themselves in the galaxy.

Daily & Weekly Conquests: Because You Need More Things to Do

Between September 17 and October 14, the Conquest grind is in full swing. And, let’s face it, nothing feels better than earning those sweet, sweet Conquest Points. Whether you’re a casual player or someone who dedicates 80% of your life to this game (I see you), there’s a target for everyone. Here’s what you’ll be working toward:

  • Influencing the Galaxy: Earn 25,000 Personal Conquest Points daily. If only earning real-life influence was this easy, right?
  • March Across the Galaxy: For the ambitious, rack up a whopping 200,000 Personal Conquest Points in a week. Yes, I know—this is where caffeine comes in handy.

Ancient Enemies Return… and They Brought Friends

SWTOR wouldn’t be the same without some epic boss fights. Players will be glad to know that iconic baddies like Guardian Silaraz and Preeda the Butcher are ready to take you on. Feeling brave? You can also challenge bosses like The Ancient One and Subject Alpha on Taris. Just don’t forget to bring your A-game (and maybe a few friends, because these guys don’t go down easily).

Also, brace yourselves for:

  • Jinatte the Merciless on Tatooine.
  • Yezzil the Raging Storm on Hoth (I think the cold weather made him cranky).
  • Aloeek the Voracious, who sounds like someone you’d want to avoid at an all-you-can-eat buffet.

Pro tip: Make sure your gear is up to snuff before you charge in, or you’ll be spending more time respawning than actually fighting.

Hunting Bounties Like a True Professional

If you’re the type who likes tracking down the galaxy’s most wanted (or you just really like bounties), you’re in luck. The Bounty Brokers Association (BBA) has contracts all over the place, including fan-favorite locations like Nar Shaddaa and Tatooine. Whether you’re running a Smuggler or Bounty Hunter, these missions will keep your blasters hot and your wallet fuller than a Hutt at a banquet.

Speaking of Hutts, you can also work on the Liabilities of Nar Shaddaa mission, tracking down high-profile targets like Kaeden Ta’kor and Kaemon Zahor. Because what’s life without a little target practice?

Galactic Starfighter: For the Adrenaline Junkies

Not all heroes wield lightsabers—some prefer the cockpit of a starship. If that sounds like you, buckle up for Galactic Starfighter matches. Earn Capture, Defensive, and Damage Medals by outmaneuvering your opponents. And don’t forget, you earn double progress for wins, so channel your inner ace pilot and get ready to blow stuff up. Just remember, your internet connection is the real MVP here.

Exploration & Treasures: What Every Space Adventurer Needs

For the Indiana Jones types, the latest update also brings treasure-hunting opportunities. If you enjoy scouring the galaxy for lost artifacts, the Seeking Artifacts missions are your chance to uncover relics on planets like Alderaan, Tatooine, and Hoth. Use your trusty Seeker Droid to dig up ancient treasures while avoiding those pesky Sith and Jawas who think everything belongs to them.

And for the builders and crafters, the update includes some “constructive” challenges:

  • Pre-Fabulous Results: Assemble materials into Industrial or Synthetic Prefabs.
  • Forging Darkness: Put together War Supplies for invasions. Because, let’s be honest, the galaxy could always use more war supplies.

PvP and Heroic Space Missions: For When You Want to Fight Everyone (Or Everything)

Feeling competitive? The Decorated Combatant mission will have you earning PvP Medals as you battle it out against other players in Warzones. It’s a great way to prove your superiority—or realize that maybe you should have practiced more.

For those who prefer epic space battles over lightsaber duels, grab your crew and board your personal ship for Heroic Space Missions. Defend the galaxy from all sorts of nasty threats, but remember: space combat requires precision, skill, and the patience to avoid smashing your keyboard.

Final Thoughts: Stay Busy, Stay Powerful

This SWTOR update offers an incredible variety of activities that cater to all player types. Whether you’re in it for the boss fights, PvP matches, exploration, or simply flexing your galactic influence, there’s something here to keep you engaged. Plus, with the chance to complete Weekly Flashpoints like Hammer Station and Battle of Rishi, you’ll have plenty to do when you’re not slapping Sith Lords across the face with a lightsaber.

So, grab your lightsaber, blaster, or Starfighter, and get ready to conquer the galaxy. The SWTOR universe isn’t going to save itself—though wouldn’t it be hilarious if it could?

Novara Skuara

When I was 7, I saw Star Wars: A New Hope in theaters a week after it opened. My parents were nice enough to take me and I have been a fan of Star Wars and almost all science fiction in general. I am an amateur writer who has been published for contributing flavor text to a RP game. I also have a copyright on a novel I hope to be able to publish sometime soon.