I wish we could actually change sides

[Shayddow]

In response to one of the posters above, there are indeed Jedi who indulge in what would be considered "dark side" behavior without ever leaving their faction. For example, the antagonist in the BH Chapter 3 who frames the BH for crimes he/she did not commit. 

There are other examples both in our story and in general Star Wars lore, for both factions.

(for example the Sith we run into his story from 900 years ago in one of the side quests in the Dark Temple in prologue on Dromund Kaas). 

Consider the following backstory: Cathar who had his whole family wiped out on Taris by the Imperials who is force sensitive, taken in by the Jedi, and goes on a killing spree murdering Imperials not only the ones who first massacred his family, but others including civilians who were never involved. Hates the Imperials with a passion. Would not join the imperials. Same for non-force sensitive that joins the Republic army and becomes Special Forces (Havoc squad).

[Ardrossan]

20 minutes ago, Shayddow said:

In response to one of the posters above, there are indeed Jedi who indulge in what would be considered "dark side" behavior without ever leaving their faction. For example, the antagonist in the BH Chapter 3 who frames the BH for crimes he/she did not commit. 

idk that Jun Seros was DS. There are Jedi who are LS but just massive dicks about it. Both the JK and JC storylines have dialogue that corresponds to this philosophy, without ever needing to make a DS choice. A better example imo would be Nomen Carr from the SW story, definitely not a Sith and actually infiltrated the Sith to destroy them, but was revealed as a darksider committed to destroying the empire at any cost. There's another example in the SW story, I can't remember his name but he was one of the two Jedi you meet during the chapter 1 midpoint, Nomen Carr sends them instead of Jaesa, and after beating them, the SW can question him and reveal that he's DS. 

Edited March 23, 2023 by Ardrossan