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Warning: Star Wars Geekgasm imminent.
http://www.gametrailers.com/video/e3-09-star-wars/49937
The term 'oh my god' just doesn't seem to cut it.
The term 'oh my god' just doesn't seem to cut it.
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yes, yes, trailer awesome.
The SW:TOR website has a few other videos which show developmental in-game footage. It's not too bad, but you're right, you won't be as bad-ass as the trailer above makes you want to look
I'm keeping a close eye on this game. Finally something to replace WoW

The SW:TOR website has a few other videos which show developmental in-game footage. It's not too bad, but you're right, you won't be as bad-ass as the trailer above makes you want to look

I'm keeping a close eye on this game. Finally something to replace WoW

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Xuric wrote:yes, yes, trailer awesome.
The SW:TOR website has a few other videos which show developmental in-game footage. It's not too bad, but you're right, you won't be as bad-ass as the trailer above makes you want to look
I'm keeping a close eye on this game. Finally something to replace WoW
LOL Yes yes... my mouse pointer is now hovering over the cancel account button for WoW in anticipation for this!
Honestly if they ever make more star wars movies they need to explore this era!
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Xuric wrote:Finally, an excuse that warrants spending money?
Cobalts just finally getting tired of chucking coal in the back of his current one

Yea the trailer looked pretty awesome, what the game is like we can wait and see but that is an amazing watch. It's like Ive always said, what's better than one Sith? One Sith with a shuttle full of ninjas with light sabres.
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Kosh wrote:It's like Ive always said, what's better than one Sith?
That one's easy. A Twi'lek dancer xD
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So does this mean that instead of KOTOR 3, I get an MMO. I am now very depressed.
WHY BIOWARE?!?!?!
WHY LUCASARTS?!?!?!?
Oh well, guess I can just play KOTOR on my 360 and imagine what might have been. *sigh*

WHY BIOWARE?!?!?!
WHY LUCASARTS?!?!?!?
Oh well, guess I can just play KOTOR on my 360 and imagine what might have been. *sigh*
Got my hopes up. Since it's an MMORPG, which has the disadvantages both of computer play (any ability can be used ONLY in ways the designers originally intended), and group play (other players, who can be counted on to, like, totally harsh my gaming mellow), I'll pass. Besides, didn't Lucas already TRY a SW MMORPG, which fizzled after a couple years? I really like Bioware's back catalog, and I'd hope they don't get sucked into becoming MMORPG-centric.
Kosh wrote:Cobalts just finally getting tired of chucking coal in the back of his current one
I'll have you know that my coal-powered computer is something of a design masterpiece. Very steampunk. In fact, I would have to say that it is 100% pure awesome in a can.
With Bioware behind it, I think it will be a more solid experience than Galaxies. They've been working on it for quite a few years now (and denying it the whole time). I'll be giving it a shot when it is released.

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I, too, will be giving it a shot.
From what the devs have said, you're not getting Kotor 3: online... you're getting KotOR: 3-9: online. And there won't be any saving-going-back-and-checking-the-other-results this time. I have no idea what sort of results decisions get ya, but I like the idea of "consequences." (you dark side gits)
From what the devs have said, you're not getting Kotor 3: online... you're getting KotOR: 3-9: online. And there won't be any saving-going-back-and-checking-the-other-results this time. I have no idea what sort of results decisions get ya, but I like the idea of "consequences." (you dark side gits)
Playing Devil's Advocate on myself, the Old Republic period is more malleable as a setting. It's possible to do more with it without waking the Lucas from his ten-thousand-year slumber ("And with strange aeons/Even George might make a good Star Wars sequel"). There are some aesthetic choices I don't like - the fact that in the promotional material, "troopers" are pretty much redone clone troopers/storm troopers, and "bounty hunters" look like Boba Fett. I understand continuity, but you mean to tell me that in 4000 years, there haven't been any significant design changes?
Mind, I was one of those weird people who liked the KJA "Tales of the Jedi" stories, up 'til the Great Sith War nonsense; hard to have a 25000-year interstellar republic when interstellar travel was apparently invented yesterday. The old-fashioned, rough-hewn aesthetic of it, though, appealed to me when compared to the technology-in-decay look of ANH+.
Still - if anyone could make a good, playable Star Wars RPG for an electronic platform, it's the Bioware people. For the reasons I've already stated (problems with MMORPGs), I'll be giving it a pass, but if they ever do a standalone version, kind of like Neverwinter Nights, I'll definitely be interested (and yes, I know NWN wasn't the best game ever - though it was better than Temple of Elemental Evil, which was allergic to any computer I ever used).
Mind, I was one of those weird people who liked the KJA "Tales of the Jedi" stories, up 'til the Great Sith War nonsense; hard to have a 25000-year interstellar republic when interstellar travel was apparently invented yesterday. The old-fashioned, rough-hewn aesthetic of it, though, appealed to me when compared to the technology-in-decay look of ANH+.
Still - if anyone could make a good, playable Star Wars RPG for an electronic platform, it's the Bioware people. For the reasons I've already stated (problems with MMORPGs), I'll be giving it a pass, but if they ever do a standalone version, kind of like Neverwinter Nights, I'll definitely be interested (and yes, I know NWN wasn't the best game ever - though it was better than Temple of Elemental Evil, which was allergic to any computer I ever used).
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I still think I would've rather had a KOTOR 3. How on earth are they going to do consequences that effect everyone that plays?
I have a feeling it'll end up like all the other MMORPGs that have come. Rancour in a cave and it drops valuable items and is protecting a kickbut weapon. WOW!!! So you and your friends get together and kill the Rancour, divide the loot and move on. Just so the Rancour and everything else can respawn for the next group. (rinse & repeat)
Can amyone say delivery quests?
It certainly looks pretty snd might be fun, but I think I would've rather had a single player game as Revan.
I have a feeling it'll end up like all the other MMORPGs that have come. Rancour in a cave and it drops valuable items and is protecting a kickbut weapon. WOW!!! So you and your friends get together and kill the Rancour, divide the loot and move on. Just so the Rancour and everything else can respawn for the next group. (rinse & repeat)
Can amyone say delivery quests?
It certainly looks pretty snd might be fun, but I think I would've rather had a single player game as Revan.
I'm still rather bitter over KotOR II (which Bioware had nothing to do with) to anticipte a KotOR III. As for playing as Revan again, I don't think that would happen, even if they had done KotOR III. Seeing how badly KotOR II jacked things up (and what was with the lack of an ending for the game?), I don't think there will ever be a KotOR III.

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I'm expecting a lot of phasing and instancing to handle the "consequences." which might put a real rift in the game, since those in a particular Phase or instance can only interact with those in the same place...
As for KoTOR II, I must say that I was disappointed with the ending as well. However, I'm still kinda psyched to see what they do to put the game into the multiplayer realm.
I mean.. it can't be as bad a Galaxies...
As for KoTOR II, I must say that I was disappointed with the ending as well. However, I'm still kinda psyched to see what they do to put the game into the multiplayer realm.
I mean.. it can't be as bad a Galaxies...
As I understand it, KotOR II's ending was cut short because the publisher rushed the game when the developers weren't done with it. Cut out a whole section on hunting the HK-50's too.
As for consequences? You get a couple of different quests and power choices. And for it to make any difference you have to be all the way one way or the other, they don't include a good option for being the grey jedi. All of the games where you get to be good or evil eventually boil down to being a saint or a mass murdering psychopath.
And on a note of the mmo, hope you like grouping with Jedi and sith, because they'll be everywhere. Maybe you'll run across Boba Fett too.
As for consequences? You get a couple of different quests and power choices. And for it to make any difference you have to be all the way one way or the other, they don't include a good option for being the grey jedi. All of the games where you get to be good or evil eventually boil down to being a saint or a mass murdering psychopath.
And on a note of the mmo, hope you like grouping with Jedi and sith, because they'll be everywhere. Maybe you'll run across Boba Fett too.
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I still see this game as a disaster in the making. Too many promises that I think they can't keep (whole consequences thing comes to mind). Too many Jedi and Sith too. Whose going to play as a trooper for crying out loud (other than possibly me)?
My main concern actually is if this game succeeds. Bioware will end up like Blizzard. How long now have we been waiting for Starcraft 2? Whatever happened to Starcraft Ghost? What about a Warcraft 4?
My favoirte RPG at the moment is Mass Effect and the thought that 3 (not so worried about it effecting 2) is delayed and delayed until forgotten or I'm too old to use the new fangled games, really upsets me. I just hope Bioware wont forget about the rest of us out there
My main concern actually is if this game succeeds. Bioware will end up like Blizzard. How long now have we been waiting for Starcraft 2? Whatever happened to Starcraft Ghost? What about a Warcraft 4?

My favoirte RPG at the moment is Mass Effect and the thought that 3 (not so worried about it effecting 2) is delayed and delayed until forgotten or I'm too old to use the new fangled games, really upsets me. I just hope Bioware wont forget about the rest of us out there
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