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[TheChosenOne]

BOOOO!! Too many augments over the movies! LET'S TALK ABOUT STAR WARS BATTLEFRONT

http://www.escapistm...e-Force-Awakens

What do you guys make this news. Might have a chance of being real?

[mybudgee]

I just hope the gameplay is true to the 1st Battlefront

 

[Dermain]

I just hope the gameplay is true to the 1st Battlefront

 

 

It could only be true if it had a third person camera, but DICE doesn't know how to program that.

[mybudgee]

Thanks for nothing DICE

 

[Vox Draco]

BOOOO!! Too many augments over the movies! LET'S TALK ABOUT STAR WARS BATTLEFRONT

http://www.escapistm...e-Force-Awakens

What do you guys make this news. Might have a chance of being real?

 

never played one nor care for the SW Battlefront Games

 

Whatever happened to the damn bountyhunter-shooter!? 1313? I want THAT, no Battlefront-stuff ... what? Why the looks, its about the game as demanded?!

 

I really wish for some more clear infos about "awakens" though to discuss...all that speculation on a bioware-board makes me feel strange...I hate speculation...

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

I think Bioware could do a good job with SW:Battlefront. Considering their experience with ME series.

Not sure if they can handle X-Wings and AT-ATs though.

[Han Shot First]

 

(And on a somewhat seperate note, how messed up would it be if that guy with the crossguard red lightsaber was actually Luke?)

 

If they have Luke go dark side I don't think it would bode well for the new films. One of the worst elements of the EU were chapters where authors did exactly that. (Dark Horse, I'm looking at you)

 

That would only serve to ignore his character development in the original trilogy and to disregard the finale of Return of the Jedi. Luke's choice at the end of RotJ should be final.

 

Also the EU got carried away with characters switching force alignment. Someone falling to the dark side and later being redeemed should be exceedingly rare. Otherwise Yoda and Obi Wan believing that a fall to the darkside being final makes little sense.

[mybudgee]

Also the EU got carried away with characters switching force alignment. Someone falling to the dark side and later being redeemed should be exceedingly rare. Otherwise Yoda and Obi Wan believing that a fall to the darkside being final makes little sense.

Dark side redemption has been done to death. I am pretty certain J.J. knows to avoid this subject...

[Nerevar-as]

If they have Luke go dark side I don't think it would bode well for the new films. One of the worst elements of the EU were chapters where authors did exactly that. (Dark Horse, I'm looking at you)

 

That would only serve to ignore his character development in the original trilogy and to disregard the finale of Return of the Jedi. Luke's choice at the end of RotJ should be final.

 

Also the EU got carried away with characters switching force alignment. Someone falling to the dark side and later being redeemed should be exceedingly rare. Otherwise Yoda and Obi Wan believing that a fall to the darkside being final makes little sense.

Comic book writing. They couldn´t keep bringing characters back from the dead, so they chose Dark Side as their revolving door. Going by the OT, the idea I got is it had never happenned, at least as far as the Old Jedi Order knew. By Bioware, in KOTOR I was almost relieved I couldn´t turn Malak after turning back half the sith academy up to the second in command. So much for forever dominating destiny once down its path. 

 

Personally I´d like to see more ways of falling, we had Anakin going mostly by fear and Luke having a close call through anger (Sasuke Skywalker?), I´d like agression now to complete Yoda´s words. How a standard anti-hero Force sentient in SW would become the monster. There was a bit of that with Anakin in the 3D series, but it wasn´t the tipping weight.

[N0rke]

Whatever happened to the damn bountyhunter-shooter!? 1313? I want THAT, no Battlefront-stuff ... what? Why the looks, its about the game as demanded?!

I hate to break it for you, but 1313 will probably never see the light of day. It got lost in that weird transition period of Lucas owning Star Wars and Disney owning Star Wars.

[Vroom Vroom]

It could only be true if it had a third person camera, but DICE doesn't know how to program that.

They probably don't know how to program an offline Galactic Conquest mode with bots and splitscreen either. 

[mybudgee]

I hate to break it for you, but 1313 will probably never see the light of day. It got lost in that weird transition period of Lucas owning Star Wars and Disney owning Star Wars.

[Vroom Vroom]

What someone needs to do is make the Original Trilogy into an RPG video game. Have it to where the player plays as Luke and makes choices that can influence the game and completely change the direction of the story or to where the player could choose to just follow the films to the letter. It'd be pretty sweet to have about 6 or 7 different endings and some dead ends that end in death. Just imagine choosing to join Vader on Bespin and having a completely different Episode VI in video game form?

 

It'd be a huge undertaking, but anything Star Wars should be and the timing is perfect to start work on such a game because the current generation of consoles has just rolled around, if they got to working on it they could definitely finish by the end of the current generation. Since it is Star Wars the game is completely viable and as long as they weren't stupid with the production money chances are they'd make it back.

 

That's my Star Wars dream game anyway. 

[Vox Draco]

I hate to break it for you, but 1313 will probably never see the light of day. It got lost in that weird transition period of Lucas owning Star Wars and Disney owning Star Wars.

 

*sigh* I know, and I am still a bit piassed at this...as some people posted back some pages: Instead we get Lego-Star Wars after LEgo Star Wars and probably the next Forced Unleashed kinda game for the new trilogy...so sick of Jedi and lightsabers...Could have been so cool: Coruscant Lower LEvels, Jetpack, Sniping enemies, flamethrower in wrist, all kinds of cool gadegts and a story that is NOT about Jedi artifacts or some shiat...

 

That's my Star Wars dream game anyway. 

 

My dream game for Star Wars? See above. Also KOTOR3 (Don't care how, just set it AFTER The Old Republic, the Sith Empire won, but internal conflict ripped it apart, sith against Sith, anarchy, chaos across the Galaxy, a dark age...we are a lone hero to become the spark for a new Jedi-Order - or even if we are following the Sith ways we will set things in motion for the Galactic Republic to rebuild...thousand of years later this era of darkness is mostly forgotten/not talked about/legend, and due to the massive scale of destruction during the Sith/Republic war there also weren't many social or technological advances - an explanation-attempt why techseems so inferior in the "modern" times of Star Wars in contrast to Old Republic ^^)

 

Or give me a good strategy-game! Star Wars REbellion with good graphics, user-interface, and stunning 3-d battles! As Empire, you start in a HUGE galaxy shortly after the clone wars are over, and the job is to actually establish the Empire across the galaxy. Mop up the remnants of the Seperatists, hunt Jedi, pacify systems, build the imperial navy and army etc...until slowly the REbels become more and more of a threat, it gets harder and harder to maintain control of planetary systems etc...

 

Rebels start later, with the Empire already in place and ...with almost nothing. Subterfuge, Diplomancy, and the Outer Rim as base of operations are the key to success. Raids with small fleets, deception, luring fleets away with intelligence-missions to launch an attack against shipyards etc...And all this spiced-up with random events like an invasion from the outer-rim (SsiRuk-like), pirates, impterial gone rogue (Admiral Zaarin).

 

Battles would be fought "Empire at War style", but with way more options like boarding with assault shuttles, using Star Fighters would be key, more ships involved, bigger maps and more (but EaW really is the way to go here). And we would have loads of StarWars characters as agents, commanders, governours etc, just like in rebellion. The coolest feature...

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Anakin RPG is my dream game.

[Dermain]

*sigh* I know, and I am still a bit piassed at this...as some people posted back some pages: Instead we get Lego-Star Wars after LEgo Star Wars and probably the next Forced Unleashed kinda game for the new trilogy...so sick of Jedi and lightsabers...Could have been so cool: Coruscant Lower LEvels, Jetpack, Sniping enemies, flamethrower in wrist, all kinds of cool gadegts and a story that is NOT about Jedi artifacts or some shiat...

 

Well, we did get Star Wars: Bounty Hunter back during the Gamecube, PS2(?), and Xbox era. That was a nice, non-jedi game (although it did have a jedi boss). Poor Jango and Zam though, the way they ended was quite sad.

 

My dream game for Star Wars? See above. Also KOTOR3 (Don't care how, just set it AFTER The Old Republic, the Sith Empire won, but internal conflict ripped it apart, sith against Sith, anarchy, chaos across the Galaxy, a dark age...we are a lone hero to become the spark for a new Jedi-Order - or even if we are following the Sith ways we will set things in motion for the Galactic Republic to rebuild...thousand of years later this era of darkness is mostly forgotten/not talked about/legend, and due to the massive scale of destruction during the Sith/Republic war there also weren't many social or technological advances - an explanation-attempt why techseems so inferior in the "modern" times of Star Wars in contrast to Old Republic ^^)

 

I believe the canon is that the Sith Emperor is eventually fully killed causing the Empire to fall into complete chaos allowing the Republic forces to destroy most (if not all) of the Empire. Other than that scenario, when the cold war was ended the Empire ended up in complete disarray allowing the remnants to be mopped up by the Republic before it fully disappeared.

 

As for the Sith against Sith in the Empire. I imagine there's an arm of the Intelligence group (if not a version of the Galactic Empire's Inquisitorius) that kept some Sith in line in order to keep the Empire functioning, but I have a feeling even if there was it wouldn't be effective. It's one of the reasons Darth Bane instituted the Rule of Two so that the Sith wouldn't eat each other apart (or at least lessen it).

[Sifr]

I believe the canon is that the Sith Emperor is eventually fully killed causing the Empire to fall into complete chaos allowing the Republic forces to destroy most (if not all) of the Empire. Other than that scenario, when the cold war was ended the Empire ended up in complete disarray allowing the remnants to be mopped up by the Republic before it fully disappeared.

 

As for the Sith against Sith in the Empire. I imagine there's an arm of the Intelligence group (if not a version of the Galactic Empire's Inquisitorius) that kept some Sith in line in order to keep the Empire functioning, but I have a feeling even if there was it wouldn't be effective. It's one of the reasons Darth Bane instituted the Rule of Two so that the Sith wouldn't eat each other apart (or at least lessen it).

 

I dunno, the symbol of the Old Galactic Republic that became Palpatine's Empire looks suspiciously like that of the Resurgent Sith Empire of TOR, so for all we know, the Empire might have actually won the war against the Republic?

 

However, the death of the Emperor and subsequent infighting between the Sith, ended up crippling the Sith and their military, leaving a mostly rudderless Empire without any real stable government? It could be that without enough firepower to enforce the rules, they decided to curtail revolts by appeasing their citizens, granting more freedoms and allowing more autonomy?

 

Ultimately, this ended up becoming a slow transition towards democracy, ironically turning them into the very Republic they had tried so hard to defeat?

[Dermain]

I dunno, the symbol of the Old Galactic Republic that became Palpatine's Empire looks suspiciously like that of the Resurgent Sith Empire of TOR, so for all we know, the Empire might have actually won the war against the Republic?

 

However, the death of the Emperor and subsequent infighting between the Sith, ended up crippling the Sith and their military, leaving a mostly rudderless Empire without any real stable government? It could be that without enough firepower to enforce the rules, they decided to curtail revolts by appeasing their citizens, granting more freedoms and allowing more autonomy?

 

Ultimately, this ended up becoming a slow transition towards democracy, ironically turning them into the very Republic they had tried so hard to defeat?

 

Well, all we have on the matter is what the Star Wars wiki says about the Empire. Which I suppose I'll quote (with a link) instead of paraphrasing:

 

 

 

When war did start up again, the Empire started to suffer catastrophic defeats that ranged from losing members of its leadership, to infighting and internal struggles between power-crazed Sith Lords. It soon became just as vulnerable and desperate as the Republic it was fighting. By around 2000 BBY, the Empire had seemingly vanished from the galaxy, and the Republic had once again become the sole dominant galactic government.

Link

 

The articles on the Great War are incomplete (due to TOR), but since the Empire seemingly vanished afterwards it's unlikely that they won.

[Vox Draco]

The articles on the Great War are incomplete (due to TOR), but since the Empire seemingly vanished afterwards it's unlikely that they won.

 

As long as they don't let it vanish once more ... geez, I am still so happy they don't try anything totally new and have the Empire still around in 7. And I cannot wait to learn about teh details. Can't anyone leak some reliable info?

 

But I am so excited to see TIEs and Star Destroyers again on the big screen. Their design is so unique and so damn cool. I also hope a Super-Destroyer is still in use in 7, the Executor is the most beautifully designed space-warship ever been seen on screen. Simple yet flawless design. Still breaks my heart seeing crash into the Deathstar, makes me wanna cry everytime

 

Though I have to say...the TOR-Empire Star Destroyers look even more beautiful somehow, with that "fork-design" ...

[Sifr]

 

The articles on the Great War are incomplete (due to TOR), but since the Empire seemingly vanished afterwards it's unlikely that they won.

 

But that does leave us around 1300 years between TOR and the Empire disappearing? That's a lot of time for them to "win" and then lose power again enough for the Republic to rise once more? The Republic could have easily become a government-in-exile like the Rebellion in the original films, as a rival faction that existed within the Empire and sought to overthrow it, before eventually succeeding?

[ObserverStatus]

In case you guys are rusty on the races of Star Wars, Niel Cicierega has created a handy guide.

 

[Terca]

In case you guys are rusty on the races of Star Wars, Niel Cicierega has created a handy guide.

Spoiler

 

I lost my sh*t at the germans one.

[mybudgee]

http://arstechnica.c...pples-jony-ive/

 

 

I knew it!

[Han Shot First]

Speaking of Stars Wars games...

 

I'd love to see an RPG set far into the future after RoTJ. Say, maybe 500 years or so. I think it would be interesting to play in a galaxy shaped by the events of the original trilogy and Luke's resurrection of the Jedi. 

 

That is assuming that the new trilogy doesn't leave all of that borked.

[Vox Draco]

Speaking of Stars Wars games...

 

I'd love to see an RPG set far into the future after RoTJ. Say, maybe 500 years or so. I think it would be interesting to play in a galaxy shaped by the events of the original trilogy and Luke's resurrection of the Jedi. 

 

That is assuming that the new trilogy doesn't leave all of that borked.

 

I'd say unlikely, though THAT much further might still work, just like the Old republic still will work alongside "new canon" to some degree. I was always kinda fascinated with those Legacy-Comics, that were set in the future after Luke and co were gone...

 

The Empire was something like a constitutional monarchy and no longer pure evil, the Jedi had split, with the Empire having their own Knight-Corps of Force-Users, while the true Jedi had mostly retreated to distant world.

 

I liked that take on the Empire being almost the good guys in a way, and a new approach to the Jedi (yet I have to admit I never truly read the comics so far, mostly got my knowledge by extensive reading in Wookiepedia ^^)