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Thread: whats the difference between a fully templated jedi and a good non-jedi build?
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dashx2525
Tue Oct 11, 2005 11:17 am
#1
jedi are constrained by a force bar. well not entirely but it sometimes seems this way. if you are going to add mind/action costs to every skill we have why not just take away the force bar? what good is it except to limit us in 1 way that no other profs are limited?
esfnighthawk
Tue Oct 11, 2005 11:22 am
#2
The problem can be mostly solved by nixing Force Cost on Sabers. I mean, come on. SWG is the only SW game I've ever played where it requires the Force to swing a Saber around. Force should only be consumed where Force is used. Force Cost on Saber Throw is fine since it requires the Force to throw your Saber and retract it again, but to swing it from side to side is just retarded.
dashx2525
Tue Oct 11, 2005 11:37 am
#3
esfnighthawk wrote:
The problem can be mostly solved by nixing Force Cost on Sabers. I mean, come on. SWG is the only SW game I've ever played where it requires the Force to swing a Saber around. Force should only be consumed where Force is used. Force Cost on Saber Throw is fine since it requires the Force to throw your Saber and retract it again, but to swing it from side to side is just retarded.
i agree completely. i always thought that was pretty stupid
Mythrindir
Tue Oct 11, 2005 11:39 am
#4
esfnighthawk wrote:
The problem can be mostly solved by nixing Force Cost on Sabers. I mean, come on. SWG is the only SW game I've ever played where it requires the Force to swing a Saber around. Force should only be consumed where Force is used. Force Cost on Saber Throw is fine since it requires the Force to throw your Saber and retract it again, but to swing it from side to side is just retarded.
would it take force to block though? because you use the force to know where the shot is going to be, not just swing wildly and hope for the best.
SephorOTH
Tue Oct 11, 2005 11:39 am
#5
esfnighthawk wrote:
The problem can be mostly solved by nixing Force Cost on Sabers. I mean, come on. SWG is the only SW game I've ever played where it requires the Force to swing a Saber around. Force should only be consumed where Force is used. Force Cost on Saber Throw is fine since it requires the Force to throw your Saber and retract it again, but to swing it from side to side is just retarded.
wow.... good words QFE.
Btw the difference between a full template Jedi and a good non-Jedi is a purple bar. thats it.
SephorOTH
Tue Oct 11, 2005 11:40 am
#6
esfnighthawk wrote:
The problem can be mostly solved by nixing Force Cost on Sabers. I mean, come on. SWG is the only SW game I've ever played where it requires the Force to swing a Saber around. Force should only be consumed where Force is used. Force Cost on Saber Throw is fine since it requires the Force to throw your Saber and retract it again, but to swing it from side to side is just retarded.
wow.... good words QFE.
Btw the difference between a full template Jedi and a good non-Jedi is a purple bar. thats it.
KaliMaul
Tue Oct 11, 2005 11:41 am
#7
The difference between a full-temp jedi and a melee stacker is the armor with 75% AB slice, the weapon with double the damage and the heal with half the mind cost and double the damage healed... Oh and yeah the force bar too... not to mention action cost
esfnighthawk
Tue Oct 11, 2005 11:49 am
#8
Of course it would, I didn't feel like making a run down list of everything that would consume Force. I assume most people would know blocking uses the Force.
Mythrindir wrote:
esfnighthawk wrote:
The problem can be mostly solved by nixing Force Cost on Sabers. I mean, come on. SWG is the only SW game I've ever played where it requires the Force to swing a Saber around. Force should only be consumed where Force is used. Force Cost on Saber Throw is fine since it requires the Force to throw your Saber and retract it again, but to swing it from side to side is just retarded.
would it take force to block though? because you use the force to know where the shot is going to be, not just swing wildly and hope for the best.
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