I'm at the part where you have to collect fragments of the mantinence officer's voice through logs to unlock the airlock. I have two fragments of his voice, but I can't find the third. I've searched both the mantinence and security terminals. Please Help!

I'm at the part where you have to collect fragments of the mantinence officer's voice through logs to unlock the airlock. I have two fragments of his voice, but I can't find the third. I've searched both the mantinence and security terminals. Please Help!

 

 

You know, I'm not getting any younger here. Step it up!

I don't want to know about any more party members. Somethings you must see for yourself.

By the way, the video sucked. Looked like an early build from the fact that enemies don't react to the Force Powers.

But not much of it is new. <_<

Battle Meditation is new, but I knew about all of the rest of the Force Powers.

There appears to be a Zabrak in your party. Sweet. B)

I have a decent setup. There's a 36" Toshiba "tube" TV. Then there are 5 Infinti speakers around the room. My subwoofer is actually a pair of some huge professional speakers. My Sony tuner can do both Dolby 5.1 and DTS. It can actually pump out some good sound, depending on how good the sound design is.

I'll be playing:

 

Halo 2, Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, Call of Duty: United Offensive, Call of Duty: Finest Hour, maybe Battlefront, and if it's out, Brothers in Arms.

 

By the way, Battlefront is an online war game. You can play as Republic, Seperatist, Rebel, and Imperial forces.

I know that you PCers are angry over the PC version releasing 2 months after the Xbox version. I would be angry in the same situation. But stop posting it here. It's all I ever see now, and I am throughly tired of it. That's my two cents.

Dustil was a punk. I liked Carth

The Star Forge creates stuff using the energy of the Dark Side.

BACK ON TOPIC!

 

When will we hear about the urban planet?

Revan's style looked like it would pull your arms out of their sockets before inflicting any damage.

Story. Nuff said.

Do Sith bases have more security systems than just mines and turrets? How about lasers? If you trip one, some prototype assault droid comes and attempts to kick your butt all the way to the Core Worlds. The only way to detect a laser is to use a droid.

Telos was a setting  before in a book series that took place before Episode 1.

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I thought they just made Telos up. Cool.

 

 

Anyway, I WANT TO KNOW WHAT THE URBAN PLANET IS! NOW!

1.I noticed that there was concept art for the Citadel Cell Block with lasers in the entryway. Is there a good chance those lasers will make it into the game?

 

2.Can you listen to the music played by the Bith in cantinas?

 

3.Can you wear a Sith uniform?

I think Czerka is returning. In the fly-by there is a billboard that has the Czerka insignia, and I think I saw a Twi'lek in a Czerka uniform. Note the ship that looked almost exactly like an Imperial Shuttle.

 

By the way, my jaw just fell to the carpet. Better wipe my mouth; I haven't cleaned that thing in 5 years.

There are new screens up on ign. Although we've seen some of them before, most are new.

Will you get to go to Correlia?

I'll watch the trailer until we get more info. My lust for info grows. With more info, I'll be satisfied, then my lust for it will grow to catastrophic levels.

That's part of the Lucasarts site. We mean an indepedent site with Flash, loads of screenshots, info, etc.

I voted for Force Crush, but I'd really like to see both that and Confusion in action, together. If Confusion or one of its upgrades is area of effect, it could well turn into a mainly force power user's best friends. You probably won't be so good with a lightsaber, so when three or four Dark Jedi are surrounding you with the Dark Jedi Master hurling lightning at you from afar, you can simply use Confusion to turn all of those Jedi against each other and crush every bone in the master's body without moving an inch. Force Kill was cool in the other game, but it took too long to kill them, and often times they wouldn't die. I want to hear the sharp, crisp sound of a neck snapping back on itself instead of the relentless, watery gurgling sound of a throat being squeezed.

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Force Confusion only works on the weak-minded. It would work on a common squad of Sith Troopers, but I don't know about Dark Jedi.

Bribes. Or perhaps threats. Those might work.