What SWTOR's Name Release Means for Your Next Character

Players who've been unable to claim their preferred character names will get a fresh opportunity, potentially drawing lapsed players back to the game.
Players who've been unable to claim their preferred character names will get a fresh opportunity, potentially drawing lapsed players back to the game.
Key points - Star Wars: The Old Republic will release inactive character names next month. - Players have long been frustrated by taken names like Jubba the Hutt and Han Duo. - The move gives players a chance to claim previously unavailable names. - Inactive characters' names will be freed up for other players to use.
Timeline - Next month: SWTOR releases inactive character names
FAQ
Q: When will the inactive names be released? A: Next month, according to the announcement. The exact date hasn't been specified yet.
Q: Which names will be freed up? A: Names belonging to inactive characters. Examples mentioned include Jubba the Hutt, Baba Foot, Han Duo, Princess Lisa, Chowbacca, Dork Vadar, and Rey You're-Not-A-Skywalker.
Q: Can I get my favorite name now? A: You'll have a chance next month when inactive names are released, but other players may be competing for the same names.
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