You must have never heard of ISS lol

Love Luke but Kyle Katarn has always had a place in my heart lol

Because lvl 50s would cry when lvl 10 players who actually played JA face rolled them lol

The agents. They're here... But seriously, we've already had about 30 threads on this topic last week when it actually happened. BW needs to implement a search function.

Kyle Katarn

As there are no gray force relics playing as such extremely nerfs your character. It's a design flaw BW needs to fix.

You'd probably get less trolling if this weren't the 100th thread about this topic.

Really? I haven't gone under 75% health in any mission and I'm typically closer to 100% health than 75%. All of these missions are extremely easy.

I've spent hours attempting to make Rebellion run on my computer. I'm going to have to settle for finding an old laptop or something. You're right though. It was a terrible game but there was just something, something that made it awesome. I had hoped Empire at War would be a reboot but unfortunately it was completely different. Oh well at least DF2 can run on Win7!

During the Thrawn series Leia returns to Endor to make a secret rendezvous so it's safe to assume there were no republic forces left there during that time frame otherwise the presence of the Millenium Falcon would've been noticed. As to the rest of it...dunno

Why become a cyborg when you can force levitate like Maw? Show's how strong Maul reall is, pfft:rolleyes:

Perhaps it has nothing to do with the Star Wars universe and more to do with how well we can manipulate technology to display our imaginations in the current day vs. 35 years ago when the original movies were released.

1. Jedi Knight: Dark Forces 2 (Played this for over 7 years. Made so many memories on Zone and friends I still keep in touch with today. One of the early pioneers of player made MODs makes this a very important game in PC gaming history.) 2. Battlefront 2 (Played for around 5 years. While not the greatest FPS out there the subtle quirks of the class based combat and the fun of the Star Wars universe made me come back for more. Ranking in tournaments didn't hurt either. RIP Elliptical Realms) 3. X-Wing vs Tie Fighter (I was still young when this came out but being able to fly my favorite star fighters was exhilarating. The fine tuned sequal to the first two games it melded together the strengths of both and is another early Star Wars game that inspired many others in its genre.) 4. KoToR (Awesome RPG that launched a cult following of Revanites. We've all played it. So not much to say.) 5. SWGO (My first 3d MMO. Nothing like a sandbox world that let you do anything you'd like. I loved designing cities and being able to hang out in the cantina on Tatooine as a Master TK, Polearm and Fencer. The surprise from Jedi players when I could beat them was hilarious.) Just my personal list but I really do love them all

"Love doesn't lead to the dark side. Passion can lead to rage and fear, and can be controlled, but passion is not the same thing as love. Controlling your passions while being in love, that's what they should teach you to beware, but love itself will save, not condemn you." - Jolee Bindo Grey Jedi all day

We aren't all in the game. Get your facts right.