Smuggler Archive

hehe. Well, truth be told, additional money when I loot a corpse doesn't interest me so much as the defensive bonus' that have been played with...

But vehicle stuff... good golly gosh, that went in my list of things to get as soon as I saw that it was possible.

I think ‘luck’ might just be a badly termed phrase for the area that you were looking at Smuggler_Caylin.

All games have some type of randomness attached to them, perhaps they had no better term to use ?

I’m not a smuggler by the way, but was browsing here as it is going to be my next profession

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Smuggler_Caylin wrote:

I just felt on commenting on the new Publish 9 jedi changes. Force sensitivity lines have a path called 'Heightened senses' which includes a line titled 'luck'.

For more information on that, and if you want to see for yourself... Try http://swgexplorer.dras.us

I like alot of what I see, this just bugs me a bit. After all...

Obi Wan Kenobi: "In my experience, there's no such thing as luck."

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The Jedi "luck" is proberly to do with Crystal, Krayt drops and other Saber type loots and not the kind of luck you Smugglers would need.

I see a problem with these skill trees as well. It was stated in the Jedi Archives that one must get 24 of these skill boxes to be able to become a Jedi. Along with that, it said that once one begins learning actual Jedi skills that you would have to begin revoking mundane skills to learn them (and it looks like the Jedi skills take lots of SP). Now, as a soon-to-be Triple Master, I will only have 3 Skill Points left (1 if I take Ranged Support I), and I know many others have pretty much maxed their SP. According to these skill trees, the Force Sensitive boxes all take 1 SP, so in order to complete the Force Sensitive quests, I would have to revoke 21-23 skill points worth of mundane skills. That's a full line and 3 boxes from another line of an Elite Combat Class's tree. Bummer.

EDIT: I just read on the Jedi boards, someone there also believes these trees to be incorrect in their SP (and maybe XP) cost. We'll just have to wait for somone to actually see them in-game to get to the truth of the matter.

EDIT #2: TH posted on the Jedi boards, "Keep in mind, not all of those trees were re-contructed properly." (typo left in for quote accuracy). Therefore, we will have to wait until someone sees them for real to be sure.

Message Edited by DRWolfe on 05-27-2004 10:57 AM

Message Edited by DRWolfe on 05-27-2004 12:31 PM

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Smuggler_Caylin wrote:

I just felt on commenting on the new Publish 9 jedi changes. Force sensitivity lines have a path called 'Heightened senses' which includes a line titled 'luck'.

For more information on that, and if you want to see for yourself... Try http://swgexplorer.dras.us

I like alot of what I see, this just bugs me a bit. After all...

Obi Wan Kenobi: "In my experience, there's no such thing as luck."

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I wonder some times....have the dev's watched the SW movie in the last 10yrs

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Garvaous wrote:

Might this be where the "pick your slices" is coming from? I hope it isn't, as I fail to see why a master smuggler needs the force to know how to slice..

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Its simple the jedi's need luck to move up their skill tree's and we need the force, right? From what i remember from both the books and movies was; for example:Han used the force to hide in the falcon and escape detection and old Ben just got lucky when he shut the tractor beem off on the death star........right??

Yeah, I was gonna bring up the "Persuasive" thing. It appears that to be a smuggler, with luck and fast talkin', you gotta be force sensitive. Balls.

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yimaz wrote:

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Garvaous wrote:

Might this be where the "pick your slices" is coming from? I hope it isn't, as I fail to see why a master smuggler needs the force to know how to slice..

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Its simple the jedi's need luck to move up their skill tree's and we need the force, right? From what i remember from both the books and movies was; for example: Han used the force to hide in the falcon and escape detection and old Ben just got lucky when he shut the tractor beem off on the death star........right??

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Goof ol' Ben, he was always a lucky **edit**.