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Thread: Why is slicing a Light Saber a ban offence?
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Squatch
Sat Jun 26, 2004 6:00 pm
#1
Just was wondering... If being jedi is illegal to begin with why would it matter if thier light saber is sliced?
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Ragnaat
Sat Jun 26, 2004 6:06 pm
#2
it doesn't matter anymore... there was a very short period of time when it could be done... there is no way it can be done now cause you can't get it into the hands of a slicer by the old tricks... and in a few days all sabers will become contaienrs and evern if you are a force sensitive smuggler there won't be any slice option.
as to a real reason why? it just doesn't make any sense. As a smuggler we shouldn't have the foggiest idea how it works or what to do with the thing if we did pry it open.
as to a real reason why? it just doesn't make any sense. As a smuggler we shouldn't have the foggiest idea how it works or what to do with the thing if we did pry it open.
baslisks
Sat Jun 26, 2004 6:08 pm
#3
its bannable and I know people who have done it. I know how to do it but I'd rather keep my account.
Ragnaat
Sat Jun 26, 2004 6:10 pm
#4
well.. ok.. perhaps theres neewr tricks that still work [that i don't know about]. i still really don't think that matters anymore as all sabers are gettting rebuilt in 3 days.
Message Edited by Ragnaat on 06-26-2004 09:11 PM
RazorBlade79
Mon Jun 28, 2004 2:11 am
#5
Also the DEVs stated that slice sabers won't give back pearls and will be useless, so it's not the best idea a Jedi could have.
TheLemming
Mon Jun 28, 2004 3:14 am
#6
RazorBlade79 wrote:
Also the DEVs stated that slice sabers won't give back pearls and will be useless, so it's not the best idea a Jedi could have.
I wonder at how well this is written in though... By that I mean I wonder if sabers that were sliced on every previous generation (but the 5th gen is unsliced) will still break down properly, and give better pearls...
I actually don't think it would have been as big of a deal if people were just slicing the final gen saber, but every step along the way would just create crazy sabers... On that note, I don't really understand why they can't be sliced now since this problem would be negated...
ikolian
Mon Jun 28, 2004 7:12 am
#7
It made for incredibly powerful sabers, since a jedi needs a previous gen saber for each saber- you slice the 1st, then the 2nd built with the first- pretty soon you've got the slicing bonus adding up to sabers much more powerful than they should be.
KaernLegorah
Mon Jun 28, 2004 5:44 pm
#8
TheLemming wrote:
RazorBlade79 wrote:
Also the DEVs stated that slice sabers won't give back pearls and will be useless, so it's not the best idea a Jedi could have.
I wonder at how well this is written in though... By that I mean I wonder if sabers that were sliced on every previous generation (but the 5th gen is unsliced) will still break down properly, and give better pearls...
I actually don't think it would have been as big of a deal if people were just slicing the final gen saber, but every step along the way would just create crazy sabers... On that note, I don't really understand why they can't be sliced now since this problem would be negated...
Because it makes no sense for a Smuggler to be able to slice it in the first place. Jedi, and only Jedi are capable of constructing Lightsabers. Only Jedi understand how they work, so Smuggler's should have absolutely zero clue as to how to then modify and improve the weapon. Not to mention, that a Jedi's Lightsaber is personal to that Jedi, so he/she isn't just going to hand it over to some bumbling Smuggler with no clue how the thing works.
KenthH
Mon Jun 28, 2004 8:13 pm
#9
well, Weaponsmiths and onlyweaponsmiths can build weapons, but smugglers that aren't weaponsmiths can slice the weapons
MaxSteele
Mon Jun 28, 2004 11:21 pm
#10
KenthH wrote:
well, Weaponsmiths and onlyweaponsmiths can build weapons, but smugglers that aren't weaponsmiths can slice the weapons
You're forgetting ONE slight detail there KenthH....
Us smugglers need to use Weapon Upgrade Kits to slice weapons. Who makes those? Ah yes, that would be Weaponsmiths.
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