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Did u guys notice in the game rating area it says Teen be cause of violence and BLOOD so maybe dismemberment may be in the game after all. only time and bribing the devs can tell. :-

I for one am happy. Now the full extend of your actions will be released. I dont want full decapitaion and blood baths, but some blood would add abit more release and heart into the game.

Lightsabers cauterize wounds.

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by blood im sure the devs are replying to wounds recieved by swords and blades

Lightsabers cauterize wounds.

 

Not true. How come on Hoth when Han Solo cut the tantaun open its guts ect were still all fresh and not burnt.

by blood im sure the devs are replying to wounds recieved by swords and blades

Ah, of course.

 

Not true. How come on Hoth when Han Solo cut the tantaun open its guts ect were still all fresh and not burnt.

Because it's a tauntaun? Because Solo didn't cut the intestines? I couldn't say. I can say though that neither Luke or Anakin, nor the people on Jabba's barge, nor the Geonosians, nor Maul, nor Qui-Gon bled when cut.

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remember craftsman that when darth maul was cut in half there were no guts and blood....thats how its supposed to be.

Maybe becasue the camerca didnt stay on them long enough.

And keep it mind the movies had a PG rating.

Does it really matter if we see blood or not, seems like a none issue to me. If you want cut people in half and see blood gushing there is plenty of games out there that do that. Personally I hope they dont put it in.

Maybe becasue the camerca didnt stay on them long enough.
Have you even seen the movies?

 

And keep it mind the movies had a PG rating.
Yeah, and? The movies are the the canon Craftsman.

So the rating would have kept the vilonce down. Like in return of the jedi when the gate crushed the rancor blood would HAVE been spilt. But here was none.

Does it really matter if we see blood or not, seems like a none issue to me. If you want cut people in half and see blood gushing there is plenty of games out there that do that. Personally I hope they dont put it in.

 

I agree, to me it really isn't that important. It adds a bit to realism, but I loved KotOR without blood, and TSL would suit me just fine without it as well. If I want blood I would play some psycho FPS and blow heads off.

The movies were rated--after--they were made Craftsman.

 

Also: Say, what happens when you place direct pressure on a wound? Any doctors in the house?

Sorry Crafty, but Nart is right.

 

When cut by a lightsaber, the thermodynamic energy of the lightaber beam fuses the wound closed; ergo, no blood. :thumbsup:

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Thats too extreme. I would onyl find mild blood acceptabe.

Hold the phone. How would you know how a lightsaber works if

 

a) They dont exist

Hold the phone. How would you know how a lightsaber works if

 

a) They dont exist

 

I. Laws of Physics

 

II. Willful suspension of disbelief.

 

^_^

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So, Frag Grenades... bloody business those.

Yeh i guess no. Hmm. If the PC users force crush woundlt blood start comin out of their mouth, nose and ears?

You would think so.

Hmm...interesting. I'm going to have to take another look at the "Force Crush" animation. What I'm guessing that on the 'raise/quiver', at least the larynx is being crushed, if not the entire trachea. And on the 'crunch',the spine is being broken/shattered, possibly other bones at well. I can't really see any bleeding (other than possible internal bleeding), from the initial asphyxiation, and the same goes for the subsequent destruction of the bones (unless there are compound fractures). :ph34r:

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Sorry Crafty, but Nart is right.

 

When cut by a lightsaber, the thermodynamic energy of the lightaber beam fuses the wound closed; ergo, no blood.  :thumbsup:

 

Then why is there blood when Obi-Wan chops off that aliens arm with his lightsaber during the cantina fight in episode IV? :ph34r:

 

Cheers!

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