Star Wars: The Old Republic Needs More Beta Testing this Weekend

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Both Star Wars fans and MMO gamers are looking forward to Bioware's Star Wars: The Old Republic, though it seems the game is still heavily in beta, with another round of beta testing emails going out today. The beta email's contents were revealed today on the Evil Avatar forums:

"You must respond to confirm your participation in the Game Testing Program. 

 

START: November 11th @ 5:00 PM CST 
END: November 13th @ 11:59:00 PM CST 
 
Visit the Testing Details Page for more information on the test.
Be sure to check out the Tester Forums
EVERYTHING associated with the test is Confidential Information.
 
Your account has been selected to participate in the Star Wars™: The Old Republic™ Game Testing Program. 
 
You must respond to be able to participate in this test. To accept or decline this invitation, simply visit the Testing Details Page where you can also review the testing dates and details. 
 
If you decide to decline this specific test, you are still eligible to participate in future tests of Star Wars: The Old Republic, though there is no guarantee that you will be selected again. 
 
As a reminder, should you choose to participate, everything associated with this test (game information, process, forums communication, etc.) is confidential and may not be discussed outside of the Game Testing forum. Additionally, your participation in the Game Testing Program is subject to the Game Testing Agreement. 
 
If you have any trouble accessing the Game Testing Portal, please contact the Star Wars: The Old Republic Team for assistance. 
 
May the Force be with you,
 
The Star Wars: The Old Republic Team"
 
Two days of more testing eh? Interesting how Bioware has been splitting these beta sessions into very small increments of time, likely to test very specific features before putting up a new build. Beta players have been reporting on forums and message boards that the game still has many issues to be addressed, and we'll have to see if the final product ends up being a true gem, or just another clunker like Star Wars Galaxies.