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Archrival

Fri Jan 14, 2005 6:05 pm

When you die in space, its takes 100 damage on ur stats or upto 500.

So I am assuming that your BF and health has some baring on your flying or does it?

does having high bf make u fly slower or so it seams?.

I think it must have some impact on your flying or why else would damaging ur health n bf be in abled in JTL? Well anyway I just like some evidance or knowledge of what low health n highbf does to ur piloting skills.

Thanks in advance

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Rowgue

Fri Jan 14, 2005 8:56 pm

#2

It's enabled so that entertainers and medics have more opportunity to heal wounds.

droid327

Fri Jan 14, 2005 11:11 pm

#3

yeah it doesnt do anything in space, so if you never do anything on the ground you can ignore it =)

Jekk Badlander
Lowca
Commando - Rebel Pilot
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Ramona_Garcia

Sat Jan 15, 2005 4:14 am

#4

droid327 wrote:

yeah it doesnt do anything in space, so if you never do anything on the ground you can ignore it =)

Just hope no low-level NPC takes a shot at you when you walk from the spaceport to your trainer.... Mos Eisley has a few of such thugs hanging around.

Ramona Garcia
Dancer
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psikobunny

Sat Jan 15, 2005 11:42 am

#5

No one dies in space, the wounds and fatigue come from space burn from the long deorbit from where you die to the space station

I'm a shipwright, trust me, we don't put shielding on Ejector capsules.

Gilack Mehoipou [Bloodfin]

Quintuple Master- Marksman/Squad Leader/Rifleman/Vortex Pilot/Politician

Made it before all hell broke loose.

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