Be sure to check the refresh rate as well as the resolution.

This would be perfect.

Like father like son, right? Except that Luke was never really much of a bad**s, and Anakin only became one after becoming a Sith Lord. There are exactly two true bad**s jedi in the movies: Yoda and Windu.

This made me facepalm so hard I almost knocked myself out.

I think you meant Indiana Jones. Not sure what that has to do with Star Wars, other than the characters being played by Harrison Ford.

True, but neither is there really an argument for not having color restrictions, other than people wanting certain colors without having to have the alignment requirement. It's just cosmetic. Frankly I don't care about the color restrictions, yellow is the best color anyway.

Except that there has to be some reason to choose light side vs. dark side in conversation options. In this game, that means that some equipment is restricted based on light/dark levels. That's the reason, but it has nothing to do with lore really.

In the original trilogy we only see four different light sabers with three different colors: blue (Luke's, originally Vader's), blue (Obi-Wan's), green (Luke's), and red (Vader's). All three characters used blue at some point, the unique colors are just unique colors, the movies say nothing about it. For fans of the movies, red became associated with the dark side because of Vader, and blue/green became associated with the light side because of Luke and Obi-Wan, but nowhere in the movies is there any indication that the colors are anything other than cosmetic. All the lore about light saber crystals was made up later. In any case, lore doesn't really matter much here, especially since lore has little to say about light saber color (aside from the EU, which doesn't really count for much). What matters is that there have to be some restrictions in this game. Should anything be restricted to light/dark side in the game? Why? There's no lore saying so. But in this type of game some restrictions have to be put in place. Luke used blasters in the movies, so why can't my Jedi Guardian use a blaster? Because this is a game. Han used a light saber once, so why can't my gunslinger equip one? Because this is a game.

Force Choke > Democracy

There's no rule against it. You can email credits and items to your alts no problem, items are level-limited so it's fine.

It seems about right to me, five minutes is not a long time.

It may have to do with certain video cards and drivers. Also, it's totally not surprising that framerates would drop when there are more toons on the screen.

"Project: This ability no longer shakes the screen of onlookers." LOL, good, that's been annoying the hell out of me.

I'm pretty sure you're right.

This is kind of true, but the credits may still be in the economy when that changes.