A Starwars Game I would like to see...

 

Umm, I think I would most like to see them re-do Star Wars Supremacy(Rebellion in the U.S). That game was alright and I would like to see it redone with better combat for fleets and ground forces, with ofcourse the latest graphics. Could even throw in character development for your hero guys.

The game aspired for greatness and fell on it's face.

 

It would be quite a project to pull off successfully.

The only Star Wars game I would like to see right now, is Kotor 2 in my Xbox. 

agreed!

For what it's worth, Battlefront and Republic Commando both look like they will be good games.

yes they do, and i desperately hope they don't fail miserably... <_< :ph34r:

i would like to see something comic book based as far as characters . maybe republic .

 

a new rebellion game set to the njo would be ultra sweet

 

or how about obi wan 2 ,

I was really excited about Obi-Wan, and equally disappointed.

 

They could have done better. Maybe the sequel would be better.

I'd like to see a modable Starwars Mmorpg that you only payed for once and didn't suck, sort of KOTOR and WOW and Galaxies and NWN and Morrwind's lovechild(son of a thousand maniacs?).

MMORPGs will have monthly fees. That's pretty standard.

 

A few free MMORPGs are in development, but I'm not expecting greatness from them. And the Star Wars license costs good money, so a Star Wars MMORPG will definately have a monthly fee.

 

Then again, I'm working on a Star Wars MUD. That is moddable and free. It's also text based.

I don't care about business models and licensing fees, as a consumer I just want to buy a great game, not rent it.

I can say the same thing about my car.

 

I want to buy it, not rent it. Why should I have to pay for gas?

 

MMORPGs require a full time staff of GM's, support staff, and developers to add new content.

 

You get more with a MMORPG in certain senses of the word. So, you pay for those services, or you choose not to.

Go solar.

I thought I told you I didn't care about business models?

Well, keep waiting for your free Star Wars MMORPG/NWN/WOW/Morrowind/Galaxies game.

I have my whole life to wait...

I have my whole life to wait...

that will not suite you

you have to be immortal !

I'd like to see KOTOR 3: The Mandalorian Wars. A prequel to the first KOTOR that would center on the fall of Revan and Malak and how they were heroes in that war. You could probably play as any number of characters and if you chose, you wouldn't have to play as Revan if you didn't want to. You could maybe create your own character and choose his or her alignment and you wouldn't even have to be a Jedi. You could play as a Mandalorian.

 

Just about all the characters from the first KOTOR would be in it. Bastila, Canderous, and Carth would have major roles, as well as Saul Karath. And there would be a slew of new NPCs and new worlds to go to. Of course, the storyline itself would depend greatly on how KOTOR 2 unfolded. But I think it would be interesting to see a Star Wars game that focused on the Mandalorian Wars.

I think fan-fiction will cover that.

 

If Obisidian does KOTOR:3, I think they'll want to do their own characters.

I'd like to see an isometric one - a classic rpg with a party of 6 - some of them you get to generate on your own, others may join you.

 

it should be possible to travel from planet to planet- one would have to hire ships or buy one to do that. buying or renting speeders also should be an option. i'd also like to have the main char be a non-jedi. force-users ought to be recruitable.

 

also, have many many many aliens in the game and make a pool of them available as a character race.

Someone could take the Fallout 2 tools and try to do a total conversion allowing you to play a turn-based, isometric Star Wars RPG with the SPECIAL rules-set no less.

I'd like a Star Wars RPG, not a reasonable action adventure masquerading as one.

 

 

:ph34r:

I repeat, there are isometric RPG toolsets out there.

Amateurs making Star Wars game aren't the same as dedicated professionals making an official game, using an engine best suited for the game they want to make. How many NWN modules are out there versus how many are actually good? Same with Morrowind mods. A small fraction are good.

That remains a very valid observation.

 

However, there are good mods out there as well. I've seen some mods that look better than professional games. I think it's worth attempting.

How many NWN modules are out there versus how many are actually good?

A lot of them are better than the OC Bioware came up with.

 

Then again, thats not hard to do.

If someone took the Fallout engine and made an isometric Star Wars RPG total-conversion, I know I'd give it a try.