Originally posted by Nephthys
Is it hard keeping up with equipment that way? I don't imagine you need to do many quests.
They give you a bunch of comms now to buy new gear. But when I did it with my Wrath back before SoR came out they didn't have that and I was using some gear that was 20-30 levels below my level. 😛
Originally posted by Nephthys
I disliked how the whole act was just like "go here and find a thing, repeat". It felt like an act long fetch quest. Especially when it was all for a ritual I knew was a trap and had no interest in doing. The other storyline's all gave you a reason to want to go to all these places. With the Jedi you actually felt like you were saving Jedi Masters or entire planets, with the Warrior you felt like you were tracking down Jaessa, a Smuggler chasing the big score etc. With the Inq, I just felt like I was a lowly apprentice performing menial tasks for Zash.The final 2 acts felt more personal, I had some stakes in beating Thanaton. And by that point I felt like a badass and enjoyed it more.
I felt the opposite, the Warrior gets preferential treatment for the whole game and prestige gets handed to you pretty much. With the Inquisitor you really have to claw your way to getting some respect.
Is it hard keeping up with equipment that way? I don't imagine you need to do many quests.
Blood was easily the most hateable villain in the game imo. Which makes him a great villain, I couldn't wait to kill that guy.
Consular is my favorite Republic story. 👆
Consular quest is awesome. The threat the Children of the Emperor and Vivicar were rivaled by perhaps only the Emperor.
Originally posted by Nephthys
I felt the opposite, the Warrior gets preferential treatment for the whole game and prestige gets handed to you pretty much. With the Inquisitor you really have to claw your way to getting some respect.
Originally posted by ares834
The Wrath's was easily my favorite as well. You actually felt like a Sith and not just some deranged killer. I especially loved when you converted that one Jedi to the dark side.
"It's going to be fun, reacquainting you with reality." IMO, even the dialogue is better written for the Wrath.
Originally posted by FreshestSlice
Please, using the power of five other people and having ritual after ritual given to you, even if for someone else to use later on, is having something handed to you. The Wrath wins of their own power, and I mean that as literally as possible, especially with the sabotaged training.
Nox had to go out and acquire all those ghosts and rituals though. And she really has to work to master all that power as well. The Wrath doesn't get sabotaged training, he gets special training. He's already a trained fighter from privilege who gets further privilege from Ironically Black Racist dude. And then he becomes Baras' apprentice despite Vemrin earning it alot more and then gets chosen as the Wrath without having to do anything. Nox was a slave, gets completely shat on on Korriban because of it, given a ton of suicide missions, gets betrayed by her master and then Thanaton and has to scramble for power and desperately master it just to survive.
Originally posted by Nephthys
Nox had to go out and acquire all those ghosts and rituals though. And she really has to work to master all that power as well.
The Wrath doesn't get sabotaged training, he gets special training.
He's already a trained fighter from privilege who gets further privilege from Ironically Black Racist dude. And then he becomes Baras' apprentice despite Vemrin earning it alot more and then gets chosen as the Wrath without having to do anything.
Nox was a slave, gets completely shat on on Korriban because of it, given a ton of suicide missions,
gets betrayed by her master
and then Thanaton
and has to scramble for power and desperately master it just to survive.
Interesting theory: http://www.reddit.com/r/swtor/comments/3b658i/about_lana_and_kotfe/
"There's also the issue of her not being able to be possessed at all by Vitiate. It's well established in the Jedi Knight story that he can possess pretty much everyone as long as he's near enough to them. He however doesn't possess the player character out of amusement to figure out what they will do next. "
Is there any confirmation on this?
Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Interesting theory: http://www.reddit.com/r/swtor/comments/3b658i/about_lana_and_kotfe/
But didn't Lana Beniko get trained in the ways of the Sith in the Empire? There is an article describing her experiences as an acolyte.
Back on the topic of the possibility of Valkorion not being Force sensitive, the argument has been made by some that Valkorion is Force sensitive because of statements about "power" and being "immortal" as well as the fact that his twin sons are powerful Force wielders.
A counter argument is that powerful force sensitive children don't indicate a force sensitive parent. Indeed it is true that some characters who are very powerful in the Force, such as Sidious or Bane, did not have force sensitive parents.
Indeed it is a possibility that two strongly force sensitive identical twins (who would have the same genetic make-up) could be born to a parent who is not force sensitive. Given that Valkorion's daughter is also Force sensitive however, I find it extremely unlikely that the only two eggs fertilized by Valkorion (since the twins would come from the same initial egg being fertilized then splitting, while their sister would come from the other) just happen to develop into force sensitive children when Valkorion himself is non-Force sensitive. Without Force sensitive parents, the likelihood of that happening just wouldn't be reasonable. So from that, I'd conclude Valkorion is Force sensitive.
Originally posted by Sinious
The entire franchise became a disappointment for KOTOR fans when it was turned into an MMO, then it became a disappointment for MMO fans when it came out, then it turned into a bigger failure with SoR and now this? 😬
Originally posted by AncientPower
He isn't Vitiate, it's pretty obvious because Vitiate's VA is still on contract and Vitiate created one empire, not the multiple that Valkorion refers to.
And for Revan 3.0 everyone was yelling the same...