Chapter One ( The Hunt ) : Darth Marr contacts the player character, claiming Imperial space is being besieged, from all sides, by vessels bearing an unknown insignia. The player character makes his / her way to Marr's flagship, but it's too late -- they are surrounded and both Marr and the player character are made prisoners. Taken before the Eternal Emperor, the player character is eventually frozen in carbonite. Unknown what becomes of Marr at this point. Chapter Two ( A Dream of Empire ) : Seeing the player character is presumably frozen in carbonite until the beginning of chapter three or so, I guess this one will feature the character having recurring dreams while being taunted by Valkorion. Throughout this process, Valkorion will share with the player character his designs for the galaxy -- perhaps the universe. Chapter Three ( The Outlander ) : The player character is released by Lana Beniko, as we all know by now. He / she makes his / her escape and meets up with whatever resistance is left, from both sides -- Empire and Republic. --- --- --- --- --- --- That's it from me, for now.

I could be wrong, but I'm fairly sure that scenes takes place around chapter one or so, before the player character is frozen in carbonite. Lana presumably only comes to release you at the beginning of chapter three. EDIT: If you pause , you can clearly see the player character frozen in carbonite, before Lana releases him / her.

Not really. The only thing that happens is Darth Malgus taunting the group, claiming one of the player characters is bound to join his New Empire. This happens when we're all on the way to his throne room. That's it. Also... BURN IN HELL!!!

I demand an outtake of such a scene.

I could be wrong, but I'm fairly sure something will happen in the meantime that will prevent it from being an actual meaningful choice. It will be there for the sake of being there, not much else.

Exaggerating much...?

--- --- --- --- --- --- Time to run Eternity Vault until I fall.

I am eager for more Personal Phases.

Unknown. Regardless, unlike the other two, she's never mentioned by name in the actual game. I mentioned two -- the Gauntlet being the first, and the Silencer the second.

*her Treek is a she. If you fail to notice it, she'll chastise you and point out the men in her tribe found her very, very atractive. Or maybe she's the one who finds herself atractive. Either one.

From memory... -- Tython indeed has none. -- Korriban has none either, I think. -- Hutta has one for the Imperial Agent, I believe. -- Balmorra, Republic-side, has the initial quest-giver for the planetary story arc. -- Taris, Empire-side, has the initial quest.giver for the planetary story arc. -- Quesh, for both factions, has the initial quest-giver for the planetary story arc. -- Hoth, Empire-side at least, also has the initial quest-giver for the planetary story arc, plus some stuff pertaining class stories I believe. -- Belsavis, for both factions, also has some stuff. -- Same as the above for Voss. --- --- --- --- --- --- In other words, not many planets have little to no content on the orbital stations. Regardless, time will tell I guess.

How will that make any sense for those who play from LV1 to LV60, however? Those will STILL need those phases and story instances inside the orbital stations.

Only two as far as I remember, and one of them -- the Gauntlet -- didn't last long. The other one, the Ascendant Spear, was featured in the Annihilation novel.

Somehow I doubt it, namely because there are several instances, class story or otherwise, taking place in those. I just find it hard to believe Bioware will rework those and change the NPC's locations, NOT to mention phases. 5) Not many planets will receive updates, but they are definitely doing something about Balmorra. They do love Balmorra. Just don't mess with that OST. --- --- --- --- --- --- That aside, thank you for the screenshots. The whole sun thingy reminds me of something from the "Lost Suns" comic book.

Is it this one?

Bioware Austin in typical troll fashion, our tears providing them the necessary sustenance for them to run on the dark side of the Force.

That video shows the Sith Warrior receiving the "Emperor's Wrath" title instead of "Darth". Good times.

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Everyone died of hunger?

Yes, you will be able to play through the Outlander story with the other characters as well.

You're both ignoring the first part, namely when the player character has the chance to talk about the Empire's victories on Corellia and Ilum. Hence, it is inferred the player character is unaware that the Core Worlds offensive was dropped, and that Corellia was ultimately lost. Again: Long story short, as stated earlier, the game seems to imply that RotHC / Makeb takes place BEFORE the Black Hole Incident, unless of course, we're to assume our player characters have memory issues or are absolute gits. Also, the plan to burn everything to the ground in the Black Hole was General Konya's, NOT Marr. As such, it is unlikely he was referring to that when he was talking about "glorious" victories. Not only that, but Corellia is a bad memory for the Empire, a testament to the Sith in-fighting he refers to in the same phrase, one that contributed to the loss of NEARLY one tenth of the Empire's forces.

Whenever I went into the Foundry with my Pure Blood Assassin, it always cracked me up whenever he stated he didn't have a single drop of Pure Sith Blood on his veins. Again, fully aware Pure Bloods were a late addition since I was there, but the irony is too striking.

More like 0.0000000(...)1% or so.

I am fully aware of that. I play this game since the closed Beta sessions. However, one must take into account the dialogue and from the looks of it, it is inferred that the player character hasn't been informed yet that the Core Worlds offensive is over, and that Corellia was lost. Otherwise, it makes little to no sense whatsoever for Darth Marr to affirm that their victorious were "glorious", when there was no victory to be had; that, in addition to the player character claiming victory on Corellia and Ilum -- especially the former.

Sounds a lot like the Sims. Errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr... Nop.