Renegade

Rancor's, Rancor's and more rancor's. I'd like to gut so more Selkath too just for being so friggin annoying.

Yes your point was already made. But now I would at least like to know what you meant so if I'm ever in a situaiton where someone makes a similar reference I can either laugh or be baffled accordingly.

What does it mean? I'm baffled. :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r:

Dual bladed sabers are incredibly superior. If you have two sabers in your hand first of all one arm is probably weaker than the other one. So automtiacally no matter how powerful the sword is there's going to be a disadvantage. And while a foward attacking motion is effective with to sabers what happens when you reel back? Your attacks become flimsy and rather pathetic. Dual blades change that. Instead of slicing you moreso "twirl" the saber for what not only is an effective attack against one person in front of you but can also solve the problem of several people around you. Quick and merciless slaughtering is at your fingertips. Nothing compares to the effectiveness of this form of fighthing. That's why when people think of all-time acrobatic and oustanding lightsaber dualists they think of Darth Maul. Hands down. Case closed. And by the way Kramer rules. His movie was hilarious too.

Someone finally voted for it... I don't see why someone would vote for something else. A single lightsaber is just flat out puny and two lightsabers is clumsy. Double bladed is effective and efficient Jedi slaughtering. Your saying 2 lightsabers are clumsy? Just think about the double-bladed. First of all, in combat you'd have to keep track of the positioning of both blades, just like dual but you have to always know during combat wherever one blade goes, the other is at it's opposite. And secondly, what Shin said. It would take only a moderate amount of training to over come this. As long as you're not twirling it like a cheerleader with a baton you would be fine. And yes double sabers are clumsy. You can just look at the animations in KOTOR and tell.

Someone finally voted for it... I don't see why someone would vote for something else. A single lightsaber is just flat out puny and two lightsabers is clumsy. Double bladed is effective and efficient Jedi slaughtering.

Double bladed in the superior style.

What do you perfer? I'm not really aware of the other options.

We've barely begun the balancing so honestly, we don't know Okay. Thanks at least for responding to my post.

When he says Force Sight it's the same as Force Clairoyvoyance(or however the hell you spell it). Force Crush has been thoroughly explained and will be in the game. You pick up your opponent and crush him. The thread isn't useless. Chill.

That's what I'm talking about. They've already stated it didn't make the cut. How this is possible I just don't understand. It's a power that's ten times as cool as Force Push and it's just as deeply enthralled in the Star Wars universe.

Tradition.

Hey Dev's I had a question about item breakdown. I had heard before that Demolitions will apply to mines and we'll be able to make more powerful ones. What I'm wondering is will this same system apply to gloves, masks and belts? I'm not talking about changing the look but moreso about the features. Is it possible I could have gloves that increase my strenght, dexterity and saves all at the same time? Or masks that make me immune, to poison, critical hits and mind affecting? Just wondering.

How can you always be right when I am always right? Perhaps even when it doesn't seem like it the two of you always agree.

Why radiate a planet when you can just blow it up completely!

I really don't understand how the hell a power as cool as Force Lightning didn't make the cut. I mean that is the premiere Dark Side power to me. Want to kill your enemy? Electrocute the crap out of him. I really don't get how this get's taken away.

Even more importantly can you now skip the cutscene celebrations after the Swoop Race? They're always the same and it gets annoying after the first 15 times. Especially if you're trying to beat a hard race and doing it o ver and over again.

What's the aspects of that class?

I think I'll go with Revan and my character duking it out.

Ixon and Old School asked me to explain what I meant in an earlier topic within this forum. So I included my answer in this forum. That's all. My suggestion is stop saying that KOTOR needs to be longer. LOL I don't think I did...sorry.... :ph34r: :ph34r: I meant to say Steve. My bad. Okay... :ph34r:

Well then you have a limited view of replay value. Replay value isn't just about changes in the story it's about changes in the gameplay. There's a HUGE difference in terms of combat between playing as a Consular and playing as a Guardian. Options like these is what keeps me coming back for more. But you limit yourself to just what happens story wise. So clearly the game isn't your cup of tea. That doesn't mean it has a small amount of replay value.

Actually yeah I would.

Perhaps that is not the cap for all Jedi's but it's how much better you can become from simple combat alone. Perhaps to advance past that level requires tutoring from a more powerful Jedi. Yoda for some and Palantine for others. Yes because Yoda is level 19 and can train higher level characters? I beleive that's his level. 20 is the designed maximum level in Star Wars D20, regardless of what Obsidian or BioWare say. Vader and Palpatine are also level 20 or below. How do you know what levels they're at?