@Lizz I heard in an interview once that George Lucas started the films with Episode IV for 2 reasons: 1) He thought starting in the middle of the story would be most exciting and 2) the budget restrictions / tech didn't allow him to create the Episode I that was in his head in 1977.
Tip: Some of the challenge you're having around 4:15:00 losing to stormtroopers and getting killed is easily fixable with a side trip. There are lots of ways to increase your health and force back on the first planet, Bogano, and on the second planet, Zeppho, that you could not reach before but now you can reach with force push and force pull. If you go back there and increase your health and force, plus gain some more xp and skills along the way, then Kashyyk won't be quite so hard anymore.
Tip: When somebody shoots you, don't tap the block button. They often shoot twice. If you tap, you block the first one and the second one hits you. Instead, hold the block button down to block everything. You still have to time the first shot to send it back to the source, but then keep holding to block all the other shots.
Star Wars fan tip: There are no robots in Star Wars. There are only droids. BD-1 is a droid, not a robot. And imperial probe droids, security droids, etc.
Gonna have to drop a counterexample here... Luke Skywalker in fact explicitly uses the word "robots" in one scene when talking to Obi-Wan in A New Hope, specifically right before he races home to find his aunt and uncle dead. Granted, it's the only time the word is ever used, but still.
@@kaikaichen You're right. He does. And George Lucas in an early interview said "laser swords" and "space wizards". But even in Star Wars A New Hope, the word "droid" is used dozens of times, and "robot" just the once. George Lucas said that was an error in the script. The first version only used "robot". They changed it all to "droid" in the 2nd and 3rd revision. He envisions that somewhere there are robots like mindless machines on an assembly line or something (think of Anakin and Padme on the droid assembly line in The Clone Wars, dodging the robots that assemble battle droids). So pointing out the one and only time the word was used, a misuse that the creator of Star Wars himself called a mistake, isn't really a point in favor of "robot".
I don't think the maps are horrible. I think the levels are horrible. They made everything a 3-D maze with dead ends, locked doors, puzzles, etc. There is no way to make a good map of those terrible levels. Then again, the levels are designed to be confusing and challenging, so it was all deliberate. Given that, I think the maps are pretty good once you get used to them.
As with everything, it comes down to personal taste. For me personally, I think they could have visualized it better, maybe with different colors for different levels.
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@Lizz I heard in an interview once that George Lucas started the films with Episode IV for 2 reasons: 1) He thought starting in the middle of the story would be most exciting and 2) the budget restrictions / tech didn't allow him to create the Episode I that was in his head in 1977.
I heard that as well once, yea!
Tip:
Some of the challenge you're having around 4:15:00 losing to stormtroopers and getting killed is easily fixable with a side trip.
There are lots of ways to increase your health and force back on the first planet, Bogano, and on the second planet, Zeppho, that you could not reach before but now you can reach with force push and force pull.
If you go back there and increase your health and force, plus gain some more xp and skills along the way, then Kashyyk won't be quite so hard anymore.
I finished the game 4 days ago.. So I assume the Tips are for the viewers who haven't played it yet :D
It's spelled Zeffo
Tip:
When somebody shoots you, don't tap the block button. They often shoot twice. If you tap, you block the first one and the second one hits you.
Instead, hold the block button down to block everything.
You still have to time the first shot to send it back to the source, but then keep holding to block all the other shots.
Another great episode
What difficulty are you playing on?
Star Wars fan tip:
There are no robots in Star Wars.
There are only droids.
BD-1 is a droid, not a robot.
And imperial probe droids, security droids, etc.
I'll try to remember for Jedi: Survivor
Gonna have to drop a counterexample here... Luke Skywalker in fact explicitly uses the word "robots" in one scene when talking to Obi-Wan in A New Hope, specifically right before he races home to find his aunt and uncle dead. Granted, it's the only time the word is ever used, but still.
@@kaikaichen You're right. He does.
And George Lucas in an early interview said "laser swords" and "space wizards".
But even in Star Wars A New Hope, the word "droid" is used dozens of times, and "robot" just the once.
George Lucas said that was an error in the script. The first version only used "robot". They changed it all to "droid" in the 2nd and 3rd revision. He envisions that somewhere there are robots like mindless machines on an assembly line or something (think of Anakin and Padme on the droid assembly line in The Clone Wars, dodging the robots that assemble battle droids).
So pointing out the one and only time the word was used, a misuse that the creator of Star Wars himself called a mistake, isn't really a point in favor of "robot".
I don't think the maps are horrible.
I think the levels are horrible.
They made everything a 3-D maze with dead ends, locked doors, puzzles, etc.
There is no way to make a good map of those terrible levels.
Then again, the levels are designed to be confusing and challenging, so it was all deliberate.
Given that, I think the maps are pretty good once you get used to them.
As with everything, it comes down to personal taste. For me personally, I think they could have visualized it better, maybe with different colors for different levels.