[Toby Green]

I've always enjoyed exploring Korriban in the various games it was featured. What races can you choose from?

[jesse villaneda]

I like SWTOR a lot. I too am a single-player gamer at heart and I play TOR as though it were a huge single-player game. I don't group or do PvP and I don't pay attention to what players write in chat. If an area feels crowded (as many do right now during double XP week) I switch to a different character and find a spot that doesn't feel crowded. I tend to imagine other players as NPCs with wildly unpredictable AI.

Your choice of races depends on whether you are a subscriber or playing for free. You have many more options (in all areas of the game) as a subscriber. But a free player can unlock most of these options (including races) with cash, if you care to.

I love the stories and the characters in the game. I find it very interesting to go through all of the class main quests and piece together the overall story from the bits and pieces we see in the class quests.

Personally I don't think most of the planets feel like hallways. Most of them feel pretty open-world-ish to me. But they are not as open or as large as Bethesda's games. A few of them, like Hoth or Tatooine, are large and expansive enough to need a speeder or some other mount to get around. It can take awhile to travel on foot on a few of these planets.

It's free, so you have nothing to lose. I'd say give it a try. I loved KotOR 1 and there are moments (especially on planets like Taris) when the game feels a bit like KotOR 3 to me.

[Miguel]

Another of my complaints, The races (and future races) are recolored humans! With Sith-Pureblood and Cathar being the only slightly alien options. As a free user you'll get Human, Cyborg and Zabrak as playable options unless that changed.

Most of my characters are Cathar and Purebloods.

[Averielle Garcia]

Recently finished watching TFA again. I think it hovers around being slightly better and slightly worse than ROTJ (mostly due to it being a retreat), but light years ahead of the PT. Well, at least none of it was forced, particularly the acting. Some decent lines and acting there. One thing's for sure though, they'd best start with some seriously NEW material with the next one, or else they could lose me again. One question though, in one part of the movie Baby Vader starts thumping his chest. Why?

[Cccurly]

Chewey shot him in the chest with his bowcaster; one of the few blood wounds in Star Wars.

[KiiSsez jdgaf Benzler]

I found Chewie to be about the best character in the movie.

[Jade Barnes-Mackey]

Here: http://swtor.gamepedia.com/Playable_species

Sith Pureblood is my favorite species.

[Gracie Dugdale]

Chewie chot him with the bowcaster, the one that was shown to destroy anyone shot with it, and he took it like a champ. Hitting himself in the wound would cause pain which would fuel the darkside in him. He was doing it tactically to make himself stronger in his mentally and physically weakened state.

[Matthew Barrows]

Ahh, I see. I didn't catch that part.

[CHangohh BOyy]

Ooh, good stuff!

[Alexxxxxx]

I'll probably check it out as soon as I can tear myself away from everything else

[Miragel Ginza]

I heard about comments made by Lucas, where he said about the fans not liking the PT because all we want are space battles? I believe he made a similar comment when he saw TFA? Is this a case of him kinda showing a, "They don't like my scripts 'cause all they want are space battles" strop? From what people have said, including his ex, he tends to be a tad over sensitive and defensive when it comes to his work. He kinda shows a, "I'm a generous! I'm fantastic!" attitude if everything's going great and if everyone agrees with him, but he gets into a baby strop and blames everyone else if things go the other way. Seems he even blames the punters for not liking his work too! Explains why he recently said he hates ESB, because most people love it and it's the film he had least to do with. Not sure, but am I describing a prime example of a narcissist here?

[Scared humanity]

Especially for shooting that patricidal punk.


I don't know about the rest of you, and I understand he's a conflicted character, but don't want a redeemed Kylo Ren. He should pay for murdering Han.

[NEGRO]

I'm really confused by Kylo. He doesn't seem fully committed to the Darkside. Can someone explain to me what's going on with him and that CGI mess Snoke? I've only seen the movie once and I *thought* Snoke was wanting more of a "Grey Jedi" Kylo than a full on Darksider, but then he goes off and kills his pop!

[Dina Boudreau]

He actually said that about ESB? ESB was the best Star Wars film ever made, it's what made me a fan of the films. But yes, I do believe you are describing a narcissist.

[Nienna garcia]

Not sure where you picked that up about Snoke but he is full darkside, just not of the Sith religion. From what has surfaced in other canon sources Leia kept quiet about Vader being her father until it got out and was used as a smear campaign against her in the senate. Kylo's was in the dark until then. He probably felt betrayed by his family and at some point became manipulated by Snoke into thinking that if he truly wanted to master the force he needed to embrace the darkside like his grandfather.

[kyle pinchen]

I need to watch again. I was sure Snoke made a comment similar to what I described regarding Kylo.

[Chloe :)]

Hmm. If you find it post it. Maybe it's something I missed.

[GLOW...]

Will do, though it's sounding like something I misheard or imagined lol

[lucy chadwick]

He didn't actually give those reasons, nor that he "hates" it, but he said that it's the worst film of the series, which practically is saying that he hates it. He must know that most punters and critics love the movie, so it comes across as sour graqes on his part.

http://www.slashfilm.com/geroge-lucas-says-empire-strikes-back-was-the-worst-star-wars-movie/

[Hot]

There may be another reason why he hates it. It was actually the lowest grossing film of the franchise. At first critics disliked it and it had a low return in the box office. So in a way he is right. It was the worst..... for his wallet.

[Brooke Turner]

Yes, but art shouldn't primarily be about money. Profit should be a welcomed bonus of art. I know that's easy for me to say, seeing that I'm not putting millions of my own money into it, but seeing that it did make the money back he should recognise its great strengths as a movie, not just slam it because of its initial takings and criticisms. Blade Runner and Tron were hated at first as well, but both have been seen as great movies as time's gone by, just like ESB has. Worst takings, not worst film, something Lucas doesn't seem to understand. As others have said on the Net, quite a bit of jealousy is undoubtedly behind the comment. He's a control freak, one with a child like personality, and ESB was way out of his control with far less humour than he wanted, unlike all the other movies.

[lolli]

Wow, Empire is my favorite one out of all of them.

[Rude Gurl]

It seems Bobba Fet was supposed to be the main villain of RotJ but Lucas decided to scrap it and the next three films because he wanted to make "experimental" films. >_<


http://epicstream.com/news/Boba-Fett-Was-Originally-Meant-To-Be-The-Main-Villain-in-Star-Wars-Return-of-The-Jedi

[Cedric Pearson]

I have a really hard time imagining Boba as *the* main villain of anything. For one, he's not really all that villainous. Sure he's not a good guy by any stretch of the imagination but the man just wants to get paid. Another thing, he's really not all that spectacular. Now, I really like his character, I think he's cool, but let's face it, he's really just a Stormtrooper who looks cooler and has a jet pack.