Originally posted by truejediHow many games with lightsabers actually cut the people up? I mean that would be a pretty hard thing to do.
2:18 after he wakes up. alll 3 fights happening at once, it all happens in 1 second. watch though: 3 stomtroopers are killed at three levels all at once, and all of them react as though hit by a sold object instead of being cut in half.Dollars to donuts this game lacks realistic lightsaber action. I get so sick of baseball lightsabers...
Not to mention that if it were like that lightsabers would be a one hit one kill weapon.
Originally posted by Black bolt z2002's Jedi Outcast would often dismember people (not every time, but enough). You could activate a cheat that would one-kill any regular enemy via dismemberment of any body part your blade touched. Great thing was that it worked both ways: if you weren't quick with dodging and blocking, an enemy's lightsaber could one-hit kill you as well.
How many games with lightsabers actually cut the people up? I mean that would be a pretty hard thing to do.Not to mention that if it were like that lightsabers would be a one hit one kill weapon.
Loved that game.
Am I the only one that thinks a story driven MMO doesn't work out quite so well?
From all the interviews and videos I have watched it appears this game is just another bioware game with nothing added but the ability to play with others if you so choose.
Is it just me or it that what it seems like to everyone else?
No a few of us here do as well. I'm not against the story (in general), but the fact so much of their effort has gone in to making it MMO-compatible is going seriously hamper it. I care far more about story and character development in games than I do actual gameplay, and I don't feel this Mass Effect looking, half-consistent, money-grab is going to live up to any (even reasonable) expectation I'd set for it.
Of course, even if it did, I still wouldn't play it because f*ck MMOs.
Originally posted by Lord LucienMMOs are cool. Some anyways.
No a few of us here do as well. I'm not against the story (in general), but the fact so much of their effort has gone in to making it MMO-compatible is going seriously hamper it. I care far more about story and character development in games than I do actual gameplay, and I don't feel this Mass Effect looking, half-consistent, money-grab is going to live up to any (even reasonable) expectation I'd set for it.Of course, even if it did, I still wouldn't play it because f*ck MMOs.
But yeah trying to make this game an MMO will, in my opinion, not work.
Originally posted by Lord Lucien
No a few of us here do as well. I'm not against the story (in general), but the fact so much of their effort has gone in to making it MMO-compatible is going seriously hamper it. I care far more about story and character development in games than I do actual gameplay, and I don't feel this Mass Effect looking, half-consistent, money-grab is going to live up to any (even reasonable) expectation I'd set for it.Of course, even if it did, I still wouldn't play it because f*ck MMOs.
Hey all,
Wow someone dug this old thread up LOL. I haven't been around here for a real long time but to answer Black bolt z's question...
The official release date for SWTOR is... nobody knows, but from what I can figure is this:
1. If you order the "pre-order" you will get "in game" before everyone else. (first come first served)
2. The get in the game before is probably as little as 7 days prior to the real release or a couple of months before the release.
3. Officially the pre-order ends 12/31/2011 sooo.... the release date is really close to the end date of pre-order access i.e. 01/01/2012
Thats my take on it anyway! Wait who am I again?
The prices of the versions of the game are $149.99 for the deluxe edition, $79.99 for the upgraded version, and $59.99 for the regular edition.
Well thats all I have for you all so far!
Later J.
Originally posted by Stealth Moose
So is investing in the market. Even if it proves to be nothing more than DDO with a Star Wars facade, I'll still play it to death.
Touche. Although I would argue that if you're good enough, the market becomes less of a risk and more of an informed decision while you'll never know what you'll get with star wars.