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Grow up.

So? There's no need to start new topics every 5 seconds, just for the sake of it, you know. If there's nothing useful/interesting/meaningful to post, then by all means, don't.

i think craigboy is a immature lil publess boy who doesnt get the fact if you dont like my posts then why waste your time and post here. I havent been on the forums in like 2 months, and im making up for it lil one. So go read a book, or wait till you balls drop, but till then dont talk <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Let me guess. You have been spending those 2 months in the Lucasarts forums, right?

That is actually a good idea. A good ol' Sith sword and definitely some more clothing could make Sion a credible Sith Lord.

Is there a point to all this nonsense?

I guess before deciding if I want an evil wookie, first you should define 'evil'. You mean evil in the 'I'm gonna help Czerka enslave all the wookies just so I have an excuse to slaughter 'em' way, or evil in the 'give me all your money or else...!' way? "

Well, there's really nothing to see or do in Rhen Var since it's a deserted world. So I'm guessing either Yavin IV or Coruscant. But I don't think there's much to do in Coruscant either, so...

You mistake being passionate for being a bad-mannered thug.

The problem I see with that is, since the terentateks and the Jedi brats' remains are scattered throughout 3 out of 4 planets, it's easy that Dantooine gets blasted before you could complete that quest. That and the fact that you are given no clues about the location of the terentateks, make all that business more of a curiosity than a feasible quest. But now that I think of it, I believe you could tell that guy in the enclave about the terentatek, and he was impressed or something.

That sort of things provided only a small amount of DS points. And I don't think romancing Bastila resulted in any DS points at all. No, the majority of DS points in the game came from 'give me your money or else...!'.

Was that supposed to be a quest? If you take a second to read those datapads you found everywhere, you end up learning what happened to them.

Yes, only Lucas chose to portrait only the 'positive' side of samurai culture, if there was any at all. He didn't use as an inspiration the constant political intrigues in which samurai warlords were involved, and he certainly didn't consider the state of quasi-slavery that ruled feudal Japan, whose pinnacle were the samurai. In fact all that would apply much better to the Sith... About the swords, samurai would only get down to swordfighting as a last resort. A samurai's basic skill was supposed to be marksmanship, and they relied heavily on lances, a much more efficient weapon for mounted knights. Their swords were more of a symbol than anything else. I believe the word samurai itself has something to do with either 'rider' or 'archer', I just can't remember how exactly.

The screenies are not new, but good find anyway.

Heh. You couldn't even get him to disembowel some of those arrogant Czerka morons. I guess that would have prevented him from winning 'the most passive NPC ever' award.

How could you possibly not find it? Oh, don't tell me, you were rushing through the game. "

Yeah, it would make for a good sidequest. Like 'hey, I've got this prison-box in which a nice little fellow black rakata has been trapped for the last 100k years. How 'bout setting him free?'. I don't think you would make many friends around the unknown planet with that box.

No you can say what you feel of course. Personally to me thats sort of in the same vein as someone who would say that For Whom the Bell Tolls the movie is much better book. I would have to disagree fervently but I'm sure someone out there believes that. I use this as an example because in the case of movies being turned to books there is not a real fair comparision. I've never read a Star Trek novel, because Star Trek bores the hell out of me. I think that alot (not all) of people who actually like the EU better never really appreciated what it took for Star Wars to be created, much less sucessful. Its alot easier to write a novel about a world that has already been created then it is to come up with your own ideas, your own characters, factions, etc. To me these authors have been given so much and have done so little, it sad <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Impressive. You manage to make sense from time to time. Keep it up. For me there's a simple rule... comics are OK, novels suck. Big time. That said, I will admit the only TotJ series I didn't find painful to read was 'Redemption'. The new comics 'Republic', 'Jedi', and the Jango Fett series are pretty good. But nothing compares to the movies, period.

There's nothing wrong with wanting to get into the busty female Jedi's trousers. Unless of course you prefer to get into the whining male soldier's, that is.

You seem to forget that Samurai had absolutely no respect for the lifes of anyone of an inferior caste... which was pretty much everyone around them since they were feudal lords.

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Not to mention you're stuck with that awkward and painfully limiting piece of garbage known as 'controller'. :ph34r: And finally this thread has been turned into the classic 'PC vs Xbox' fight. Yay!

Aren't they the same person?

And here I thought you actually liked Star Wars. "

Assuming that the 'previous protocol droid' was in fact HK-47 is a very long shot. There are other protocol droids in the universe, you know.