Purgatorio

They did say sorry if this has been bought up in a different thread. Be kind to the Nubs we were all nubs once probably, assuming a nub is not a short stumpy thing like a bump or something, though technically an undeveloped fetus could be called a nub or is that knub?

Grey Jedi go both ways. Grey Jedi believe using the dark side is not inherently evil; what your intentions are during an act is what makes the difference between a good life and a bad one "good" being just and reasonable. Of course evil is ignorance not a higher power; evil/ignorance can be seen in unreasonable behaviour- vengeance is not justice it's self gratification.

Or make your main character a Marauder.

But if Mary Sue/Revan didn't have the "Natural leadership" Carth might have shot her. They did try to give her failings such as clumsiness; when helping the Twi'lek dancer on Taris, I found that embarrassing. Also general social ineptitude; "BUT THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE" when the Genoharadan bounty hunter changes shape... Stupid name Genoharadan it's like Raven Revan. "Are you hitting on me?" and various cornalogs of dork to Juhani, Carth, Bastila.... all of them really, and other characters not in the party. Reasonable responses for such dialog would be a slap in the face or mocking laughter. Revan only breaks from the Mary Sue archetype in TSL. It appears to me at least and I have been known too read to much into these things (Sadly) that she was not a natural leader at all; instead she had to manipulate the masses so her grand vision for the galaxy could be realized, which in the end failed causing her to.... sacrifice everything for the galaxy once.... crap more. Never mind that... um. Archetypes in fiction stem from the oldest traditions, from Gilgamesh to.... Harry Potter. Why would a game where you control the main character an all conquering hero be any different? I really want a main character that is a drooling moron who reacts badly to situations gets called a loser and is left behind.... Not one like Revan, that says it all so I don't have to give examples... more examples.

It's fun torturing Mary Sues like Juhani and Carth.... He's such a cry baby, but I was a little disappointed he didn't react so much when Dustil gets killed, still fun though. And Juhani I'm a freak, an outcast my entire species has been wiped out and then you get the planet that was a complete cesspit destroyed burning all happy memories of my childhood. But you are Revan you saved me from slavery, I am so clingy my claws are like Velcro. It would be better if she did actually spit, hiss and cough fur balls. It's really quite disturbing just how much a Mary Sue Revan is, and then you get the fanfictions.... that...

That's a depressing view on love Architect, if no Jedi breed there will be none in the future. I'm tempted to give it the thumbs up.

No for both games I don't let my character fall, reason not stated because I would look look like a psychopath. What with all the reminiscing of blood curdling screams and stuff.

Is there a way around having to be civil? How can you not want to kill him?

The fat ones that take a case of VB to the cricket, or football. Those ones who think sport is a religious experience. Yobs.

Stop perpetuating the stereotype that Australians give a toss about sport. Obligatory jab at Western Australians and their silly AFL.... toss. In can you missed it.

A person's life is worth 500 credits. Not that a bounty is normally that much because it ranges depending on the planet and other factors, but to make a new life costs 500 credits. It may be the cost of a hyper-space flight I don't know, and it isn't important why it's that much.... maybe it relates somehow to what they are worth. The planet of Tattooine is desert, but the Sand People have wicker baskets, how? They didn't buy them, could they grow them if they didn't use the evaporators? So how the hell can they have Banthas, they would eat the same amount as an elephant, wouldn't they? Illogical therefore unforgettable. Also, that apathy is death, worse than death, and "it behooves you to strike down one that you are familiar with for no other reason than to prove that you are superior" I think that's right, he might have said young one somewhere in that.