Jedi Archive

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Meatpuppet1987 wrote:
The spirit of Obi Wan was the wrong saber on his belt lol- It's the one he lost in TPM instead of the Ep3-Ep4 one.

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Guys, they've explained this. It's the EXACT same reason why they can't put Holsters in the game. The animations are there, problem is, for most players, when it's used (Lightsaber would likely be the same), they go into your thigh. The Creation System for us is vary scaleable, as such, it's far to much work for a cosmetic change such as Holstering. It wont happen anytime soon, but they did attempt it.

And before anyone says it, Obi-Wan can have it cause guess what, he's a perfectly fitted NPC, hand-crafted, and likely had the lightsaber attached since early concepts. It's not a system, it's probly not even a animation, it's probly just like his cloths, a astetic look just like his cloak.

So remenber, when your asking for this kinda work, your asking the Animators to spend Months to get likely one race and all it's hieghts/whieghts to make the animation as scaleable.

I want my lightsaber attached to my belt but if that ever did happen it would probably be bugged and never useable.

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Radiance_37k wrote:
He is on the terms anyway, so he isn't afraid of a little vis more...

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Srider_Killarney wrote:

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Meatpuppet1987 wrote:
The spirit of Obi Wan was the wrong saber on his belt lol- It's the one he lost in TPM instead of the Ep3-Ep4 one.

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wow you realy need to get over it, It's a video game!!!!

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magneto2 wrote:

dont be suprised if there is never another FRS

what better way to keep us paying a monthly fee, if they keep dangling the carrot in front of our face known as FRS

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Miles militis publicus

Elisar - Bloodfin

Be seeing ya!

You know... in my head... I saw that going differently.

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Elisar wrote:

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magneto2 wrote:

dont be suprised if there is never another FRS

what better way to keep us paying a monthly fee, if they keep dangling the carrot in front of our face known as FRS

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nah the FRS will return... it'll be the new HUGE feature when LOTR online launches as a last ditch to keep the masses from leaving for greener pastures.

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Or when Star Trek Online comes to life...btw the devs of Star Trek online are taking a look at SWG and listening to the customer base. Seems they are on track to avoid the SWG grind garbage. Here is a little snipet of what the STO devs have to say...

"I'm hoping that we'll meet expectations for STO to be less time intensive. My view is that an aversion to the time investment is driven by two factors: compelling content (or lack thereof) and social pressures. Many people have warned us to avoid the 'grind' in the forums. I haven't played much of SWG, but I understand that the grind is especially ugly there. Providing lots of compelling missions and a variety of interesting activities is one way to address the grind. I certainly hope we can avoid the mistakes that others have made and I know we have a budget to build plenty of content. But no matter how compelling the content, I believe that the need to keep up with friends can be a big turn-off for some. No matter how fun the missions/quests are, trying to catch up with my buddies (who often have more free time than me) makes them less compelling. Star Trek certainly offers great opportunities to address this issue given the emphasis in the shows on mixing high and low ranks. It's a paradigm in which we intend to take full advantage." STO blog.

Seems up and coming MMORPGs are taking aim at SWG whish is good for the consumer. Who knows...maybe the SWG devs will finally wake up.

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Ged_FM wrote:
He dieddisapeared and left his cloths and saber behind. Yet his blue glowee has both. Strange eh? But I guess better than seeing a naked blue glowee. The "Flashing of Obi Wan" limited edition expansion

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Corina_Deepstarr wrote:

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Elisar wrote:

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magneto2 wrote:

dont be suprised if there is never another FRS

what better way to keep us paying a monthly fee, if they keep dangling the carrot in front of our face known as FRS

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nah the FRS will return... it'll be the new HUGE feature when LOTR online launches as a last ditch to keep the masses from leaving for greener pastures.

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Or when Star Trek Online comes to life...btw the devs of Star Trek online are taking a look at SWG and listening to the customer base. Seems they are on track to avoid the SWG grind garbage. Here is a little snipet of what the STO devs have to say...

"I'm hoping that we'll meet expectations for STO to be less time intensive. My view is that an aversion to the time investment is driven by two factors: compelling content (or lack thereof) and social pressures. Many people have warned us to avoid the 'grind' in the forums. I haven't played much of SWG, but I understand that the grind is especially ugly there. Providing lots of compelling missions and a variety of interesting activities is one way to address the grind. I certainly hope we can avoid the mistakes that others have made and I know we have a budget to build plenty of content. But no matter how compelling the content, I believe that the need to keep up with friends can be a big turn-off for some. No matter how fun the missions/quests are, trying to catch up with my buddies (who often have more free time than me) makes them less compelling. Star Trek certainly offers great opportunities to address this issue given the emphasis in the shows on mixing high and low ranks. It's a paradigm in which we intend to take full advantage." STO blog.

Seems up and coming MMORPGs are taking aim at SWG whish is good for the consumer. Who knows...maybe the SWG devs will finally wake up.

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you know.... i haven't really given much consideration to STO... i have trouble... and its likely from plying THIS game for so long... wrapping my head around what could possibly be fun to do there, aside from eventually commanding your own starship... AND having a crew to command... I like the Star trek strategy games, like Armada. I just have trouble figuring out what would REALLY go on there.

But i may have to look deeper into that. I like the idea of space MMo's. Just seems it would be incredibly complicated to give real interaction between the classes and ranks and still be considered an MMO.. and not some FPS type where you team up for missions or objective and then its over.

Miles militis publicus

Elisar - Bloodfin

Be seeing ya!

You know... in my head... I saw that going differently.

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Corina_Deepstarr wrote:

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Elisar wrote:

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magneto2 wrote:

dont be suprised if there is never another FRS

what better way to keep us paying a monthly fee, if they keep dangling the carrot in front of our face known as FRS

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nah the FRS will return... it'll be the new HUGE feature when LOTR online launches as a last ditch to keep the masses from leaving for greener pastures.

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Or when Star Trek Online comes to life...btw the devs of Star Trek online are taking a look at SWG and listening to the customer base. Seems they are on track to avoid the SWG grind garbage. Here is a little snipet of what the STO devs have to say...

"I'm hoping that we'll meet expectations for STO to be less time intensive. My view is that an aversion to the time investment is driven by two factors: compelling content (or lack thereof) and social pressures. Many people have warned us to avoid the 'grind' in the forums. I haven't played much of SWG, but I understand that the grind is especially ugly there. Providing lots of compelling missions and a variety of interesting activities is one way to address the grind. I certainly hope we can avoid the mistakes that others have made and I know we have a budget to build plenty of content. But no matter how compelling the content, I believe that the need to keep up with friends can be a big turn-off for some. No matter how fun the missions/quests are, trying to catch up with my buddies (who often have more free time than me) makes them less compelling. Star Trek certainly offers great opportunities to address this issue given the emphasis in the shows on mixing high and low ranks. It's a paradigm in which we intend to take full advantage." STO blog.

Seems up and coming MMORPGs are taking aim at SWG whish is good for the consumer. Who knows...maybe the SWG devs will finally wake up.

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Heh, Every "New" and "Upcoming" MMORPG Dev team out there has said the same thing. They said it here once, and took pot-shots at other games just like this dev-team is doing.

Within 3 months that game will be as much of a grind as this one, or EQ, or WoW.

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Grunzer wrote:

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Corina_Deepstarr wrote:

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Elisar wrote:

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magneto2 wrote:

dont be suprised if there is never another FRS

what better way to keep us paying a monthly fee, if they keep dangling the carrot in front of our face known as FRS

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nah the FRS will return... it'll be the new HUGE feature when LOTR online launches as a last ditch to keep the masses from leaving for greener pastures.

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Or when Star Trek Online comes to life...btw the devs of Star Trek online are taking a look at SWG and listening to the customer base. Seems they are on track to avoid the SWG grind garbage. Here is a little snipet of what the STO devs have to say...

"I'm hoping that we'll meet expectations for STO to be less time intensive. My view is that an aversion to the time investment is driven by two factors: compelling content (or lack thereof) and social pressures. Many people have warned us to avoid the 'grind' in the forums. I haven't played much of SWG, but I understand that the grind is especially ugly there. Providing lots of compelling missions and a variety of interesting activities is one way to address the grind. I certainly hope we can avoid the mistakes that others have made and I know we have a budget to build plenty of content. But no matter how compelling the content, I believe that the need to keep up with friends can be a big turn-off for some. No matter how fun the missions/quests are, trying to catch up with my buddies (who often have more free time than me) makes them less compelling. Star Trek certainly offers great opportunities to address this issue given the emphasis in the shows on mixing high and low ranks. It's a paradigm in which we intend to take full advantage." STO blog.

Seems up and coming MMORPGs are taking aim at SWG whish is good for the consumer. Who knows...maybe the SWG devs will finally wake up.

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Heh, Every "New" and "Upcoming" MMORPG Dev team out there has said the same thing. They said it here once, and took pot-shots at other games just like this dev-team is doing.

Within 3 months that game will be as much of a grind as this one, or EQ, or WoW.

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