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Players defeat the mutated savrip known as Project Sav-Rak, as well as other twisted experiments and rakghoul-infected soldiers that Lorrick has been experimenting on before finally confronting the doctor himself. Lorrick uses his subordinates, whom he infected with the virus after they rejected his intentions with the rakghoul virus, as weapons against the players before injecting himself with the virus, and the Flashpoint ends with Lorrick's death.[23]Czerka Corporate Labs is an elder game Flashpoint designed for players at Level 55, and is the first in the Czerka Flashpoint arc. Players enter the Czerka research facility CZ-198 and are forced to fight through Czerka security forces as they descend through the Atrium and down into the rest of the facility. Refusing to allow either the Republic or the Empire to take his company, Rasmus Blys continues to send security forces to stop the players as they fight to reach Blys himself in his private labs where he has been experimenting on Flesh Raiders from Tython. Blys is killed in the ensuing confrontation that ends the Flashpoint, but not before he activates the living security system known as the Vigilant, leading to the events of the second Czerka Flashpoint.[23]Czerka Core Meltdown is an elder game Flashpoint designed for players at Level 55, and picks up where the previous Czerka Flashpoint left off. The Flashpoint sees players enter the biological weapons research division of CZ-198, where they are forced to fight their way through security droids and various enhanced animals in the Green Habitat Zone, Desert Habitat Zone, and Jungle Habitat Zone. Players then confront the Vigilant, the biologically enhanced Flesh Raider that serves as CZ-198's security system. Fighting through Flesh Raider guards to reach the Vigilant, players destroy the Vigilant's computer systems before fighting the monstrous creature itself.[23]Tactical Flashpoints Flashpoint: Kuat Drive Yards Kuat Drive Yards is a Tactical Flashpoint introduced with Game Update 2.6 as a tie-in between Galactic Starfighter and the ground game. The Flashpoint assigns players two of five potential gameplay scenarios and three final bosses, allowing for a wide variety of experiences, and pits players against enemies from

The team could add additional features.[238] It was released on August 19, 2014, and featured the launch of both Galactic Strongholds and the Depths of Manaan Tactical Flashpoint, which continues the Forged Alliances storyline.[91] The Flashpoint is accessible via the new "planet" of Manaan, which appears on the galaxy map but currently only features a vendor and the Flashpoint entrance.[23] Ranked Arena Season 2 also came to an end with Update 2.9, and the new GSI Satellite Support Service was launched on Makeb, boosting armor ratings and giving additional bonuses.[90]Game Update 2.10: Forged Alliances Game Update 2.10: Forged Alliances "Don't miss out on the epic finale to the 'Forged Alliances' storyline with the release of the new Legacy of the Rakata Flashpoint, now live! Discover the mysteries of the historic planet of Rakata Prime, a tropical world largely covered in oceans, home to the Rakata species and also referred to as the 'Unknown World.'"―Game Update 2.10 announcement[239]Game Update 2.10: Forged Alliances was first mentioned in the exclusive content given to fans who attended the Cantina Tour at August's Gamescom 2014,[240] and the Cantina Tour at PAX Prime 2014 a few weeks later set the update's release date as September 9.[241] The finale of the "Forged Alliances" storyline, Update 2.10 introduces the new Tactical Flashpoint: Legacy of the Rakata, which sees players pursue Colonel Darok and Darth Arkous to Rakata Prime. The update also featured a significant amount of class combat changes that were kept back from Update 2.9 due to technical reasons. Ranked Warzone Arena Season 3 began with the update, as did the September instance of the Bounty Contract Week event.[242]Game Update 3.0: Shadow of Revan Early Access Game Update 3.0: Shadow of Revan Early Access "Of course, we haven't left out the usual accoutrements you'd expect from an expansion of this magnitude. The first thing you'll notice when you log into the game is the new Disciplines system. This has replaced the old Skill Trees system in favor of a more streamlined and user friendly system that allows you to experience the core of your character's Class very

The setting for the final mission of both Sith classes. Korriban is also the site of the Korriban Incursion Flashpoint, which sees the Valley of the Dark Lords and the Sith Academy become a battlefield. Many of Korriban's NPCs appear as enemies during the Republic version of the Flashpoint.[23]Makeb Makeb Makeb is a resort world in the Mid Rim that was settled during the Mandalorian Wars, and the planet has a unique topography: Makeb is covered by towering mesas that reach thousands of meters into the air, and many of the mesas are breaking apart thanks to the Hutt Cartel's mining operations. The powerful mineral isotope-5 also warps the planet's atmosphere, preventing most starships from entering the atmosphere. A Level 50–55 world that is introduced in the Digital Expansion Rise of the Hutt Cartel, Makeb features lengthy world arcs for each faction, as well as plenty of daily and Heroic missions and even a mini-Operation, Toborro's Courtyard. The Republic world arc deals with rescuing Makeb's citizens and ends with the planet's apparent destruction, but Makeb somehow stabilizes before the planet entirely breaks apart. The Imperial storyline, which deals with the Empire's covert efforts to secure isotope-5 and therefore restore their advantage in the war, reveals the reason behind this, as Imperial players manage to stabilize the planet's core and prevent its destruction.[11]Manaan Manaan Manaan is an ocean world located in the Inner Rim that is home to the Selkath species and the source of the healing kolto. It was bombarded by the Sith Empire during the Great Galactic War, and the Selkath went into isolation as a result. It only recently reestablished contact with the rest of the galaxy, building the Mercantile Plaza to facilitate outside trade—but the Order of Shasa rules the planet with an iron fist. Manaan was first introduced in Update 2.9 and appears beyond the edge of the map in the Coreward Worlds region, but only features a Flashpoint Vendor, story area, and the entrance to the Depths of Manaan Tactical Flashpoint.[23]Nar Shaddaa Nar Shaddaa The moon of Nal Hutta in the Y'Toub system of Hutt