Yes. The story in SWTOR is quite comprehensive and can carry you through to endgame. As you progress through the story, you'll encounter various challenges that will level you up and reward you with gear. By the time you complete the main storylines, you'll be at endgame. But keep in mind that endgame also involves things like raiding, PvP, and high - level crafting. If you've only done the story, you may need to do some catch - up in these areas. For example, in raiding, you'll need better gear than what the story might have provided you, and you may need to learn specific raid strategies. But overall, yes, the story alone can get you to endgame.
Yes. The story quests are structured to gradually increase your character's power level. So, following only the story will lead you to endgame. But you may face some difficulties in endgame content like operations as your gear might not be as good as those who do other activities.
Sure. SWTOR offers the option to play with a focus on the story. However, you might miss out on some of the multiplayer aspects and additional gameplay features.
One implication is that your character may be under - leveled. The main story often helps you level up and gain better gear and skills. So, going to Makeb early might mean facing tougher enemies with less - than - ideal stats. Another implication is that you might not fully understand the lore connections. The main story sets up a lot of the game's world - building, and skipping it before Makeb could lead to some confusion about the overall story context in Makeb.
Yes, you can skip the main story in ESO to reach endgame content more quickly. However, you may miss out on some important lore and story elements.
Sure, it's possible to focus solely on the story missions. However, doing so might limit your character's development and access to certain in-game benefits that come with completing side activities.
I think the Bounty Hunter has a really cool story. You're basically a mercenary out for credits. You get to take on all kinds of jobs, from hunting down fugitives to working for the Hutts. There are some great character interactions, like with your shipmates and the various seedy characters in the galaxy. It's a story that gives you a lot of freedom to be a bit of a rogue while still having an overarching plot to follow.
Yes, it's possible to reach the hit cap just from the Stormblood story if you fully complete all relevant content within it that contributes to the hit cap requirements.
The story length in SWTOR can vary depending on how quickly you progress and how much side content you engage with. But generally, it can take a considerable amount of time to complete the main storyline.
That's subjective. Different players have different favorites. But some might say the main questline involving the Republic vs Sith conflict is quite compelling.
The length of the SWTOR story can vary depending on how quickly you progress and how much side content you explore. But generally, it's quite extensive and can take many hours to complete the main storyline.