I think I have my Tionese around. Well, I'll have to check anyway. Thank you.

A question. If you already transfered an armoring from tier gear to another, with the changes have these got the set bonuses as well?

I've recently hit 50 with my Jedi Guardian, and so far it's quite nice to play it. I've read that so far the hybrid build is the best in regards of threat and mitigation. But I went for full defense, it felt more intuitive from my perspective. Now, with all the changes in the new patch and with it coming in less than a month, would it be wise to change to hybrid or should I remain in defense, to get accustomed to the mechanics? If it wasn't clear from before, I am mainly aiming to be a tank.

May I suggest <The Guild Formely Known as Empire>?

Thank you. It was just to be clear. I guess I should have got Biochem instead of Artifice. But it was so tempting to make my own crystals... specially from a roleplaying perspective. And how does the Beatles sing? "With a little help of my friends..."

Are we that healer dependant as I think we are? We don't have a healing ability (besides Introspection), as far as I'm aware of. It's not that I want to have one. Just to be clear, so I adjust my gameplay style accordingly.

But the Jedi in armor IS the classic look. What we see in the movies is at least 3,600 years later. Jedi left the armor behind after the Ruusan Reformation. Edit: Added link.

And... if both are truly Jedi, the "power struggle" here presented is irrelevant. They are working together, in complete sync. "There's no chaos, there's harmony", says the Jedi Code.

I would love to revisit Dantooine. But that's mostly because I like soft plains and open spaces. I do like Tatooine for that, though it's a bit dry, he he. What about a visit to Lehon? Surely it's an interesting place for story advance.

I think here's one pivotal point on why the dark side of the Force feels -in my opinion- stronger than the light side: it's easy to get controlled by your emotions. It's true in real life, it's true in the Star Wars universe. And while darksiders would usually tell you that they have the power, what I see most of the times is that the power has them. Even the Sith Emperor is controlled by emotions. In his case, fear of the death. All he does points towards achieving inmortality of his soul. And thousands of years later, Palpatine fell on the same, his fear of death. Compare that to Darth Bane; he was prepared to die at the hands of Darth Zannah, and in that maybe he was not as dark as he thought he was (well, he was still a mass murderer with the whole thought bomb at Ruusan).

Level 34 Defense Guardian, and it felt sort of anticlimatic to kill him in my first try. Interrupted him as much as I could, and pretty much used every CD I have. No legacy perks, though. His son felt much harder. Maybe politics softened him.

Just a small question: do I have to contact any of you in game before posting my character request in the guild site? So far your guild is the one that appeals me better in regards of what I will like to play here.

I think that though Soresu indeed could be prone to be outpowered by a more agressive form like Shien or Juyo, that approach only takes in account the battle by itself. From what I remember, most Soresu practitioners tried to reason with their opponents and end the fight. From there I think it comes the conception that a Soresu master is near invincible. It's really hard to defeat someone if in the end you join him.

((First of all, this thread is so full of win that you can feel the Force flowing through it. Thank you very much. Now, to what is right now concerning me. As I'm new player and willing to role play a Jedi Knight, I have a question about the acting of the members of the Order and the relation of them with the Code. How do you recommend to role play a Jedi Guardian that wants to understand fully the Code, in the way master Odan-Urr wanted instead of as a set of rules, like is used in the current time of the game? Thanks in advance.))