This is a gun. That shoots lightning. And you're complaining that it's unrealistic that you can whack someone in the face with it.

Endgame isn't a game, it's a job. I'm a bit sad that getting to 50 actually made me *less* interested in my other characters, now that I know what's waiting for them.

She likes gifts *a lot* more if you're a dude. So you lucked out.

T7-01 =/= T3-M4 and is not a legacy character from KotOR. T3 was exploded by the Emprah.

I'm more miffed that he thinks faction=morality.

The general theory is that the Sith Empire got folded into the Republic at some point, explaining the British accents becoming the norm for the Core Worlds, and the basic ship design.

When you're raiding the treasure ship for the Act 2 closer, the Voidwolf says the war's back on.

I have noticed, at least with the two classes I've played so far, Chapter 1 has a villain that you kill at the end (like Grand Moff Tarkin). Then, Chapters 2 and 3 have a villain that is the primary villain for both chapters, like Darth Vader. If you think about it, Grand Moff Tarkin was by far the main villain of ANH, with Darth Vader in a The Dragon role. I would like it if the main villains were at least hinted at in Chapter 1 though.

The only thing preventing the Empire and the Republic from making a permanent peace is the Sith. Now that both the Emperor and Malgus, the two biggest Sith presences in the Empire, are out of the picture, it's only a matter of time before the non-Sith stop taking their crap and make something that could actually co-exist and eventually merge with the Republic.

I'm pretty sure it's the end of Act II. Inquisitor doesn't really see it because they're still a fugitive, but in the Smuggler storyline, an Imperial admiral straight up says the war's back on.

I think the Emperor won't be much of a player anymore. The Empire was pretty much run by the Dark Council before this, and that's in chaos thanks to the various PCs running around killing various members, and Malgus, the commander of the Sith military, has now run off to make his own mischief (he ain't dead, that's for sure). The end of the class storylines heralds the beginning of the end for the Sith Empire, in my opinion.

Inquisitors get to romance Steve Blum. DECISION MADE.

...Quasimodo?

Light side Warrior and Dark side Inquisitor have some of the most hilarious dialogue options outside of Smuggler.

As soon as server transfers become a thing, I'll be going here.