With that in mind, the most pressing question on my mind has now become which companions to level on each character. Even better, because crafting materials are actually needed in great numbers and somewhat hard to come by, running missions 24/7 is also worthwhile! Now the introduction of the materials inventory in Onslaught has unexpectedly served to revive my interest in this particular pastime, as the spoils of each mission can go directly in there without clogging up my regular inventory. Having my inventory fill up at unexpected times because crafting mats were constantly pouring into it on top of whatever else I was picking up was not fun, causing me to eventually abandon the whole thing again. Unfortunately I soon ran into a significant limitation: bag space. It was really just another way of burning credits on influence - probably not the most efficient one at that - but I really loved that feeling of killing two birds with one stone, raising my companions' influence levels while also gathering crafting materials. As it happens, Bioware made crew skill missions also award companion influence only two months later, much to my delight.įor a while after that, I ran crew skill missions constantly, just to raise various companions' influence levels. Companion story progression getting tied to class story progress was a godsend for me.įast forward a few years to 2017, and I wrote about the tedium of levelling companion influence with nothing but gifts. Back when companion story progression was tied to affection I made a post about how I still hadn't finished a lot of companion quests long after I'd completed all the respective class stories because I just couldn't be bothered to gain certain people's affection. I have a long history of struggling with companion affection in SWTOR.
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