1. X-Wing Alliance 2. KoTOR 3. Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast 4. Rogue Squadron 5. No other Star Wars games are worth mentioning.

The main reason I dislike the prequels is the quality of the acting. Hayden Christensen and Natalie Portman give really awful performances across the board and the dialogue between them is some of the worst I've ever had the displeasure of hearing in a movie. It's like Lucas just didn't give a rats *** and the thought of Ed Wood always comes into my head. ACTION! *Awful acting ensues...* CUT! That was perfect! Next scene! Oh, and... Not enough Maul.

Ah, hey. I do remember you. {JASA*E}Azrael here.

JASA, eh? Care to say which member you were? (It's nothing bad, I promise ) @AtomicDP: Mods are server side so you never have to download full releases of mods unless you want to host your own server. The only things that are a part of mods that you might need are certain client side plugins that enable some extra features of the mod on your end but, nothing like that would ever prevent you from connecting to a server or even finding servers to connect to. The only thing I can say is make sure your games are patched to the latest versions. Outcast is at 1.04 and Academy is 1.01. If your game wasn't updated then that could explain why you couldn't find any servers.

Just don't bother with I, II and III. They're awful. Everything you need to know is in IV, V and VI, we got along just fine with understanding everything that happened in Vaders past with the original trilogy and the fact that they're some of the greatest movies of all-time... Yeah.

I've played JKA since release and JK2 before that. The game is still good to play but it's more or less been dead for the past 5 years. The adoption of awful server mods (JA+) and the usual 1000 "rules" preventing you from killing people in the manner the game was designed to be played, and the servers being used more as chatrooms rather than playing the game have destroyed it and driven away many players over the years.

Vanilla WoW was my favourite period but, there's always room for improvements.