One thing I found odd about Nar Shaddaa

[PlagueWielder]

Atton says there are billions of people on Nar Shaddaa. Where are they?

[jaguars4ever]

Well, the planet is huge and you only visited a small part of it. :ph34r:

[PlagueWielder]

Yeah I know, but he did say something about the refugee sector and how many people there are.

[jaguars4ever]

Uh, hmm. I'll be going now.

[Triggaaar]

Assuming this isn't a joke:

 

It's important to give the impression that some places are bustling with life, but you can't actually have a refugee sector in a game, where there are thousands of people in! It'd take weeks just to go and talk to them all.

[NeverwinterKnight]

Assuming this isn't a joke:

 

It's important to give the impression that some places are bustling with life, but you can't actually have a refugee sector in a game, where there are thousands of people in! It'd take weeks just to go and talk to them all.

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not to mention the slowdowns it would cause for gameplay. the fps already go down when there are a lot of people mulling around, how much more if there are "thousands" in the small refugee sector.

[Heineken]

You ass

[grphiw]

One theoretical argument is the Exile is trying to keep a low profile while searching for the Jedi Master. With the Exchange in hot pursuit, the smart place would be to search where the Ebon Hawk, could go unnoticed for a while, a relatively difficult task considering where she has been. Rather than attracting a lot of attention, the Exile could land in a rather empty part of the Refugee Sector and start searching there.

[Bokishi]

I like the slowdown theory better.

[Craigboy2]

Atton says there are billions of people on Nar Shaddaa.  Where are they?

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Hidding from Jesus and framrate madness.