Have you noticed?....

[Vorador]

In KOTOR2, whenever somebody has a problem, they try to leave THE PLANET? it would be much easier to just leave the city, but nooooooooooo.... I guess leaving the planet is the rational thing to do :">

[Ace]

Well with some of these planets, the city is all that's there.

 

Telos just has the citadel station, you're not allowed on the surface.

Onderon just has Iziz and wilderness.

Nar Shadaa is one massive city, and the whole place is a pit.

Dantooine just has the Khoonda settlement and some farms.

 

Korriban is a pit.

Malachor V... why would you be living on Malachor V unless you were a Sith Lord?

[Judge Hades]

I mean that is the only location they can leave to. I mean its not like there is other cities on Onderon. "

[vadrillan]

There's always Dxun of course.

[Jad'en]

Yes... but average people cant exactly handle Cannocks <_<

[Spooky]

Korriban is worse then a pit, I mean, you'd expect to find all sorts of cool jedi gadgets there, lightsabers and such, yet, there's absolutely nothing of value to be found, I played through the game twice and it was crap even though it's all random.

[Darth Brooks]

If I could leave the planet, I would.

[Vorador]

Well with some of these planets, the city is all that's there.

 

Telos just has the citadel station, you're not allowed on the surface.

Onderon just has Iziz and wilderness.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

how convenient in deed :D

[ShadowPaladin V1.0]

In the WEG SW rules it used to say something like. When making a planet for SW take one feature of the real world and exagerate it to a planetery scale.

 

Tatooine - lots of sand

Yavin - lots of jungle

Endor - lots of forest

Hoth - lots of snow

 

SW planets are pretty small I guess.

[><FISH'>]

Korriban is worse then a pit, I mean, you'd expect to find all sorts of cool jedi gadgets there, lightsabers and such, yet, there's absolutely nothing of value to be found, I played through the game twice and it was crap even though it's all random.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

 

you get one lightsaber from vash even though she is in a cage i mean what kind of people allow their prisoners to keep their weapons? and anyway cant she just pull a bastilla and push the cage open? strange indeed....

 

:cool:

[Judge Hades]

you get one lightsaber from vash even though she is in a cage    i mean what kind of people allow their prisoners to keep their weapons? and anyway cant she just pull a bastilla and push the cage open? strange indeed....

 

:cool:

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Nope. Because she is dead.

[Vorador]

In the WEG SW rules it used to say something like. When making a planet for SW take one feature of the real world and exagerate it to a planetery scale.

 

Tatooine - lots of sand

Yavin - lots of jungle

Endor - lots of forest 

Hoth - lots of snow

 

SW planets are pretty small I guess.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

yeah! I noticed that too.

[GhostofAnakin]

In the WEG SW rules it used to say something like. When making a planet for SW take one feature of the real world and exagerate it to a planetery scale.

 

Tatooine - lots of sand

Yavin - lots of jungle

Endor - lots of forest 

Hoth - lots of snow

 

SW planets are pretty small I guess.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

What's the difference between a forest and a jungle?

[GreenKnight]

Humidity and temperature.

[Gorth]

In the WEG SW rules it used to say something like. When making a planet for SW take one feature of the real world and exagerate it to a planetery scale.

 

Tatooine - lots of sand

Yavin - lots of jungle

Endor - lots of forest 

Hoth - lots of snow

 

SW planets are pretty small I guess.

 

What's the difference between a forest and a jungle?

In Sweden, they have a lot of forest, in central Africa, the have a lot of jungle... conclusion: Forest planets have lots of swedes in them :devil:"

 

For some interesting thoughts on the difference between jungle and forest:

http://www.antimoon.com/forum/2003/2430.htm

[Taran'atar]

In KOTOR2, whenever somebody has a problem, they try to leave THE PLANET? it would be much easier to just leave the city, but nooooooooooo.... I guess leaving the planet is the rational thing to do  :">

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Faster communication and transportation tends to make the world (and presumably the galaxy) smaller. I suppose in a universe where you can get anywhere on a planet within minutes, and your movement on that planet can be traced just as easily, if you're in trouble on that planet the best thing to do would be to leave it.