Force Sensitive Archive
Thread: Guide: From Non-FS to Jedi Padawan v1.6
WarDarkFox1
Fri Sep 03, 2004 11:13 pm
#27
OK I'm still a bit confused. Today I did whip's quest and unlocked force reflexes-survival. Will I be able to get all 16 branchesunlocked, or am I only allowed 6 branches because I really wanted Combat prowess: all of them, and Reflexes: ranged and melee defence. So Is this possible or am I screwed?
Genezer
Fri Sep 03, 2004 11:16 pm
#28
u can have as many ass u want BUT U WONT BEABLE TO DROP NE.but the number 6 comes from how many u need to be eligable for the trials
Genezer
Fri Sep 03, 2004 11:32 pm
#29
sure??????? if u want it to be, although i've heard that people dont even get initiate just og to trials but for sure u have to wait for another visit and yet another RANDOM EVENT.
Genezer
Fri Sep 03, 2004 11:33 pm
#30
if the old man is fs u think he could sense when ur ready and come a running and not make u wait 3 days.....
Wizard_Thoarin
Sat Sep 04, 2004 2:28 am
#31
Lopaka79 wrote:
ok i got my 6 lines.. but what next? im still not an intiate yet.. i was told to wait for another visit from the old man then kill a sith then go to a shrine and meditate... and then become a jedi intiate to start the padawan trails. is this info correct?
The way I understand it, the "Old Man" comes and pays you a visit and tells you to go kill some Sith guy (I don't remember the name from another thread). I hear he is real tough so you want to take friends. Someone else posted some screen shots of this part, but I don't have the url to that thread handy. This is the exit quest for the Village.
Next is the start of the Padawan Trials. In order to start the Padawan Trials you kneel at a force shrine. I don't know exactly what you have to do for the Padawan Trials. Once you are done with the Padawan Trials you get your Jedi Robes and your second character slot. If I remember correctly, there was something odd about failing or giving up on the Padawan Trials. I don't remember the exact details, I'd check out the Test Center forums for more details.
I hope this helps,
Wizard Thoarin
Lopaka79
Sat Sep 04, 2004 2:29 am
#32
Lopaka79 wrote:
ok i got my 6 lines.. but what next? im still not an intiate yet.. i was told to wait for another visit from the old man then kill a sith then go to a shrine and meditate... and then become a jedi intiate to start the padawan trails. is this info correct?
ok well after a while of pvp anf screwing around i decided to look for a Shrine and see what happens when i meditated.. sure enough nothing happend when i did.. but as soon as a stood up the oldman came runing out of thin air and set me on a quest to kill the Sith michelle or something like that.
Genezer
Sat Sep 04, 2004 2:39 am
#33
ahh sith michelle or something like that some peopel say hes a joke some says hes god. So do ya feel lucky... well do ya
Genezer
Sat Sep 04, 2004 3:13 am
#35
u can talk to all the people who give out quests and they will tell u what skill u'll open before u accept. tim issue only been 5 days and hes done 12 weeks already test center
Ithiris
Sat Sep 04, 2004 3:39 am
#36
Spot on, that's exactly right
Nails1 wrote:
Thinking about it more *uh-oh* I wonder if this is the right thing to do...
Free unlocks:
Vehicle Control (2)
Ranged Defense (3)
Phase 1: Survival
Phase 2: Melee Speed
Phase 3: Melee Accuracy
Phase 4: Melee Defense
Is this somewhat right?
Ithiris
Sat Sep 04, 2004 3:49 am
#37
Yes, you can just dabble in whatever you please.
SpinningCloud wrote:
If I don't want to do the Padawan trails, but only want a few FS skills to augment my Smuggler, can I pick and choose to unlock ANY of the 16 skills in any order I want? (Given what's available in each phase of course.)
Ithiris
Sat Sep 04, 2004 3:52 am
#38
It does matter who you talk to, I will be finding out who gives what type of quests shortly, and there will be updates to the Guide for the next stages soon.
Sorotia wrote:
the one thing im wondering is does it matter who we talk to. say i talk to whip in phase 1 and finish his quest do i get to choose from the ranged accuracy, survival, persuasion, or assembly?
Ithiris
Sat Sep 04, 2004 3:53 am
#39
Crafting technique basically further removes chance of a critical fail, I'm not sure how it operates, but it might be worth it for a high end crafter who makes a lot of top end merchandise.
Sevarhin wrote:
Any word then on what Crafting Technique does, if Experimentation doesn't give more experimentation?