Posted January 07, 2016
Dual Lightsaber on KOTOR :D
kusumahendra
Outlander
Registered: Feb 2013
From Indonesia
cw8
noob user
Registered: May 2009
From Singapore
Posted January 07, 2016
RogueXanter
New User
Registered: Feb 2015
From United States
Posted January 07, 2016
Light and non-Jedi
I like some games where you play as a Jedi but if they ever make a KOTOR style game where they don't force you to be a Force Sensitive I would probably do 3 or 4 non-force playthroughs before my first play through as a Force User. Of my 4 characters before TOR got so big that the fun factor wasn't worth it to me I had 1 Force user.
Of the dozens of characters I've had in Star Wars tabletop campaigns or online equivalents I usually have at least six non-Force characters for every Force User
I like some games where you play as a Jedi but if they ever make a KOTOR style game where they don't force you to be a Force Sensitive I would probably do 3 or 4 non-force playthroughs before my first play through as a Force User. Of my 4 characters before TOR got so big that the fun factor wasn't worth it to me I had 1 Force user.
Of the dozens of characters I've had in Star Wars tabletop campaigns or online equivalents I usually have at least six non-Force characters for every Force User
bad_fur_day1
Here they grow again
Registered: Oct 2013
From New Zealand
Posted January 08, 2016
Would be nice if in Star Wars games they would encourage non force users a bit more. Really, being a Jedi you would have no possessions, no credits and no starship. Unless you were supplied one from the Order of the Jedi I guess. With only one apprentice jedi maybe.
Smugglers on the other hand would have a starship, a crew, credits and trading runs to make more, they could also do many not so legal things throughout the galaxy that a jedi probably could not.
A light side or dark Jedi would be much different to play. A jedi would only be on missions for the order and doing good. A sith could do whatever they wanted, have star destroyers and lead stormtroopers and do missions for their master.
:D
Would a jedi be playing card games? More likely they would be like, meditating on the force or something. Unless playing cards was a part of completing their mission.
Smugglers on the other hand would have a starship, a crew, credits and trading runs to make more, they could also do many not so legal things throughout the galaxy that a jedi probably could not.
A light side or dark Jedi would be much different to play. A jedi would only be on missions for the order and doing good. A sith could do whatever they wanted, have star destroyers and lead stormtroopers and do missions for their master.
:D
Would a jedi be playing card games? More likely they would be like, meditating on the force or something. Unless playing cards was a part of completing their mission.
Post edited January 08, 2016 by bad_fur_day1
RogueXanter
New User
Registered: Feb 2015
From United States
Posted January 12, 2016
Smugglers on the other hand would have a starship, a crew, credits and trading runs to make more, they could also do many not so legal things throughout the galaxy that a jedi probably could not.
A light side or dark Jedi would be much different to play. A jedi would only be on missions for the order and doing good. A sith could do whatever they wanted, have star destroyers and lead stormtroopers and do missions for their master.
:D
Would a jedi be playing card games? More likely they would be like, meditating on the force or something. Unless playing cards was a part of completing their mission.