About non-Jedi classes...

[Carth Vader]

But technically, up until the final run on the Death Star, no "Force power" was used by the main characters.

Your post here said nothing about "actual combat". Using the force on that drone is still using the force.

[GhostofAnakin]

But technically, up until the final run on the Death Star, no "Force power" was used by the main characters.

Your post here said nothing about "actual combat". Using the force on that drone is still using the force.

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I know, but my point was to counter whoever said something about the fight being unfair to the PC if they go against Force users, and I meant that throughout ANH none of the "good guys", except Obi-wan, used the Force against their foes.

 

In other words, ANH proved you can have a story set in the SW universe where none of the main good guys use the Force to fight or defeat their enemies.

[Muad'Dib]

I believe you might be responding to something I said. However I fail to see the point you are bringing up since not one of those characters faced a Force user or saber weilding opponent (Unless you are counting Vader chasing Luke in the trench run on the Death Star) during ANH.

 

Han, Luke and Leia were doing fine against Stormtroopers (Miraculously btw since Stormtroopers are supposed to be the end all be all of military might as the opening sequence suggested and Ben's comments in Tat; it always bothered me how crappy Stormtroopers became after the Tantive 4 sequence and in the other movies) but I believe it would have been very different if any of them had encountered Vader or the Emperor and still be realistic to the laws of that universe.

 

Like I said, the only way I see a game like this working (Where the PC isn't Force sensitive) is if the enemies they face aren't Force sensitive either. Say against enemies like Thrawn or Saul Karath and their armies respectively, or mercenaries, bounty hunters, whatever.