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[TheChris92]

Completed the Smuggler story!
 
Choose the darkside ending.
 

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He became the boss that surpassed big boss. Took over the entire criminal underworld.

 
I absolutely loved playing him alot more darkside than usual. Really a mix of Spike Spiegel/Jack Sparrow.
 
A pic of the entire crew at the end.
 

Spoiler

Alright, Milan, you have to tell me which pack that trench coat was gained from.

[Milan92]

Alright, Milan, you have to tell me which pack that trench coat was gained from.

 

That's the Troublemaker set.

 

You can get it from the Vice Commandant's Contraband Pack.

[TheChris92]

That's the Troublemaker set.
 
You can get it from the Vice Commandant's Contraband Pack.

Alright good to know -- It's weird how you can't browse all of the packs released so far only a select few on the Market Place, unless I'm missing something.

[Mr.House]

Underlined: Care to explain how? And in the case of "gaining respect of Sith Lords" who, besides Vowrawn (Marr is impressed with both Warrior and Inquisitor so let's just leave him be for now)? The Jaesa thing I'll give you, though it really should've been part of the inquisitor storyline as they are made to be the quintessential Sith Lord, corrupting others and biding them to their will.

 

Otherwise you do realize the difference between vision and prophecy right? There is no "chosen one" in this era, Scourge having a vision was only there to bolster the game as was the entire Revan novel. That and "always in motion, the future is". One wonders what would've happened if Scourge hadn't had his vision or hadn't acted on it. Maybe Revan would've won. Regardless if that's your only beef with the Knight, I'm sorry you're so easily repulsed.

Player choice.  You where allowed many times to make alliances, use people on planets ect that went outside Barres and Quins orders or recommendations. Let's look at Nar Shadda and the troopers. You can kill them and be a good tool, however by your own will you can use them and create a temp team so they can help you along with building your  own characters personality. This happens many times too. The jedi on Belsavis again you're given the choice to work with him and try to make it in your favor or become his tool and become a yes man . That's what makes the SW good. It's up to you, do you want to stay a tool or do you not. My SW broke away from being a tool and always using the situation to his own advantage and following his personality. So yes you are right, SW does start of as a tool and can stay one, he also has the choice to break away and that's what my SW did and I have enjoyed the SW  the most post act 3.

[Milan92]

Alright good to know -- It's weird how you can't browse all of the packs released so far only a select few on the Market Place, unless I'm missing something.

 

That's because Bioware likes to put an embargo on packs every now and then. Probably to keep certain gear and items rare.

 

Its a reason why for example the Mira gear is so expansive on the GTN.

[TheChris92]

That's because Bioware likes to put an embargo on packs every now and then. Probably to keep certain gear and items rare.
 
Its a reason why for example the Mira gear is so expansive on the GTN.

Like they are channelling Nintendo or something -- This is what gives birth to scalpers.

[Liamv2]

Player choice. You where allowed many times to make alliances, use people on planets ect that went outside Barres and Quins orders or recommendations. Let's look at Nar Shadda and the troopers. You can kill them and be a good tool, however by your own will you can use them and create a temp team so they can help you along with building your own characters personality. This happens many times too. The jedi on Belsavis again you're given the choice to work with him and try to make it in your favor or become his tool and become a yes man . That's what makes the SW good. It's up to you, do you want to stay a tool or do you not. My SW broke away from being a tool and always using the situation to his own advantage and following his personality. So yes you are right, SW does start of as a tool and can stay one, he also has the choice to break away and that's what my SW did and I have enjoyed the SW the most post act 3.

One thing I love about the line is that you can be almost repentant about some of the things you've done.

[CrutchCricket]

Player choice.  You where allowed many times to make alliances, use people on planets ect that went outside Barres and Quins orders or recommendations. Let's look at Nar Shadda and the troopers. You can kill them and be a good tool, however by your own will you can use them and create a temp team so they can help you along with building your  own characters personality. This happens many times too. The jedi on Belsavis again you're given the choice to work with him and try to make it in your favor or become his tool and become a yes man . That's what makes the SW good. It's up to you, do you want to stay a tool or do you not. My SW broke away from being a tool and always using the situation to his own advantage and following his personality. So yes you are right, SW does start of as a tool and can stay one, he also has the choice to break away and that's what my SW did and I have enjoyed the SW  the most post act 3.

What alliances? The only time you gained an ally was that Sith lord on Nar Shaddaa (where the troopers you talk about are). The troopers aren't your allies past that encounter, the debt is squared. Neither is the Jedi on Belsavis, it's just mutually convenient to work together. And not killing an NPC or two does not a free man make. The warrior is always a tool. First of Baras then of the Hand and finally of the Emperor.

 

Spoiler

Post Shadow of Revan is where he might finally be on his own, if the Empire's Wrath is what I think it is, an independent agent and check of the sytem. But he could very well end up being Marr's tool. Either way it won't matter when Fallen Empire hits.

[Mr.House]

One thing I love about the line is that you can be almost repentant about some of the things you've done.

Ironically, my SW and that jedi on Belsavis got along pretty dam well depsite what he did to Jaesa.

[TheChris92]

My Sith Warrior was annoyed by him, but he earned his right to live by being useful -- Loved it, when she said that.

[Liamv2]

There was so many ways to handle that encounter.

[Chewin]

Speaking of Belsavis, just got done with the planet with my SW (thank God! It took basically the whole day to do every quest there).

 

Spoiler

 

Well this guy earned my respect. Had a blast working alongside the guy, and it was certainly refreshing to meet a Jedi who was more competent that the rest that I've come across. Loved that he pointed out that while killing Barras' sister was perhaps the most logical outcome, my methods aren't any different from my former Master and I am still just like him, which will serve as a minor but nice turning point in my character's journey. Parted as friends, and I did like that my SW commented how well they worked together and he'd make contact in the future after the war. That was cool, and while I doubt he ever shows up again, it will fit rather nicely into my little role playing experience that I am creating for my SW.

 

Also liked how Vette commented on that little act. My SW is primarily DS in his actions, so having Vette humorously ask whether I am getting soft, and having the option to (jokingly) state that it is due to Vette's influence was cool, considering the fact that Vette has partially been the source that appeals to my character's lighter nature, which is buried deep within the layers of darkness that my Warrior displays, due to having been forged by the Sith power structure. 

 

Very nice! The SW has appealed to me greatly in allowing me to shape the character into what I've envisioned he'd be throughout the journey, and I am pleased it is continuing to deliver.

[SwobyJ]

My Inquisitor is human which I didn't intend, but I love her!

 

She'll be calm , collected, cordial, even somewhat friendly. But she is DAMN SITH. And when pushed, will absolutely push the Force Lightning button and wreck you. When carry on, polite as ever.

 

Love it. Haven't done something like this before. And my other Warrior alt is more of an open jerk (though ironically, less likely than this Inquisitor to push the Kill Kill Kill button).

[Alan Rickman]

It's the worst feeling when you realize you'll need somewhere around 20-30 million credits to get all the gear you'd want from the GTN. Primary black and black/black dye modules, y u gotta be so expensive? Not to mention some of the chestpieces I'd want like Satele's and the Sensuous Dress Top.

[Milan92]

The prices on the GTN can be ridiculous. I hope nobody is crazy enough to actually buy it.

[Mr.House]

My SW simply saw killing as a tool, he hardly ever killed with any real emotion and he only did with certain characters. If he found a way to get a result without killing he would take it, or if an alliance was good he would take it no question. Hence why despite my SW being DS, he's not the lol I kill everyone for power that my Inquisitor is. He takes no pleasure in killing, and tis a big reason I love his speech on Ziost. It's not just the verbal beatdown he does, but it just fits him soo well too for me. Like he's not a guy you would invite to your place, but he's a guy you would have a few drinks with at the bar and tell stories.

[Alan Rickman]

The prices on the GTN can be ridiculous. I hope nobody is crazy enough to actually buy it.

 

Well, it's either that or spend actual money on cartel packs and hope you get lucky and get what you want. I should spend my credits on something other than just repairing my gear every now and then, so it's usually on aesthetically pleasing gear. It will just take forever to get the stuff I really want, unless the rate at which you earn credits skyrockets (my two highest level characters are just starting Shadow of Revan, with the rest sub-50 or just getting to Makeb)

[TheChris92]

Was joking with House yesterday, in regards to making fun of the upcoming expansion in fear of it not retreading the same grounds as ME2 -- Latest news about it makes it feel very ME2 like, especially in regards to the whole thing about being in carbonite, awakening and finding out that all of your companions went ahead with their lives without you.

[Liamv2]

The carbonite thing is my biggest worry about the expansion.

[Chewin]

Have to agree with House regarding the SW. While you are Baras' lapdog, the game still allows you the option to play a more proactive role during your missions, wherein you often have the option of adhering to the mind of association instead of simply displaying a destructive role throughout. While perhaps not that meaningful in the grand scheme of things, they are still aspects that help shape the SW as an individual--someone competent, who possesses the ability to process the scenario he / she faces and potentially turn it to his favor in different ways, sometimes quite hilarious ones with the Jedi. 

 

Just as much as you can play the mindless puppet, you can also show signs of being a reformer, climbing the power ladder to ultimately throw down the competitive Sith Lords currently in power.

 

I haven't of course finished the SW story yet, so I don't know how well Chapter 3 will handle things and what kind of climax it will have, but I would have loved the option to properly create solid alliances throughout the whole journey (instead of simply a person or two) and then ultimately put them into play against Baras. I hope Chapter 3 will have this kind of scenario in some form.

 

Sub for a month get 12xp. You can easily get through the remaining stories in that time (how many do you have left)?

 

I actually did sub yesterday, and it has indeed helped with leveling quite significantly. The SW is my first playthrough, and I've played the game with quite wide schedules (started with it back in 2013). Aim to finish the SW and start with the rest.

[Alan Rickman]

Was joking with House yesterday, in regards to making fun of the upcoming expansion in fear of it not retreading the same grounds as ME2 -- Latest news about it makes it feel very ME2 like, especially in regards to the whole thing about being in carbonite, awakening and finding out that all of your companions went ahead with their lives without you.

 

Wat? Is that for real?

 

Pls no, don't have my waifu Vette leave my Warrior ;_;

[TheChris92]

Wat? Is that for real?
 
Pls no, don't have my waifu Vette leave my Warrior ;_;

Spoiler

A whole new game
Since new players can be granted an instant level-60 toon to start straight into the expansion, it’s hard not to consider the SWTOR and Fallen Empire two completely different games instead of a game and its expansion. At this point you may wonder what they have in common, and those who have played the base game might question how the two will connect together. For instance, since you get five new companions, what happens to the old ones?

Backus said point blank that answering me would involve spoilers, so he wouldn’t share. However, he did note that while you were frozen in carbonite for five years, your companions still had to live through the passage of time. In your absence, their lives went on — but the choices you made involving them might have something to do with where their lives headed after you disappeared. Companions are, in Backus’ words, “super important.” He said the team focused on making the experience better, giving companions more content, and making your decisions impact your companions as much as their decisions/actions impact you.

From the walk-through, we learned this: Lana Beniko, your Sith Lord companion, tells you that your memories of all your previous companions all dying is probably just stasis-induced dreams, and I know for a fact at least one old droid companion was there to help you out of a tight spot. But what happens to the rest is something for players to find out. Backus did say this, however:
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“We’re doing a lot of cool stuff with companions. Some of it I can’t tell you about, but the gameplay in this system reflects the fiction and vice versa. We built both together. We said, ‘What if there were an opportunity to interact with this companion in this way?’ I can’t give you too many specifics, but the answer is it is very possible that classes and the companions start to cross-pollinate.”
Backus also said which companions you end up with will be reflected in the choices you make! He explained, “With the fall of both the Republic and the Empire, effectively you are that chosen one. They feel you can help rebuild, and part of that rebuilding is you going out and finding your companions. And who those companions are is kind of part of the player choice.” We know that Lana can be one, and we also met a new HK55 droid that’s programmed to protect meatbags at all costs. But it sounds as if all players will not have the same options depending on those choices they have made and will still make

[Mr.House]

Have to agree with House regarding the SW. While you are Baras' lapdog, the game still allows you the option to play a more proactive role during your missions, wherein you often have the option of adhering to the mind of association instead of simply displaying a destructive role throughout. While perhaps not that meaningful in the grand scheme of things, they are still aspects that help shape the SW as an individual--someone competent, who possesses the ability to process the scenario he / she faces and potentially turn it to his favor in different ways, sometimes quite hilarious ones with the Jedi. 

 

Just as much as you can play the mindless puppet, you can also show signs of being a reformer, climbing the power ladder to ultimately throw down the competitive Sith Lords currently in power.

 

I haven't of course finished the SW story yet, so I don't know how well Chapter 3 will handle things and what kind of climax it will have, but I would have loved the option to properly create solid alliances throughout the whole journey (instead of simply a person or two) and then ultimately put them into play against Baras. I hope Chapter 3 will have this kind of scenario in some form.

 

 

I actually did sub yesterday, and it has indeed helped with leveling quite significantly. The SW is my first playthrough, and I've played the game with quite wide schedules (started with it back in 2013). Aim to finish the SW and start with the rest.

Trolling those two jedi who are protecting Jaesa was the best.

[Liamv2]

Trolling jedi is the best thing.

[Mr.House]

The carbonite thing is my biggest worry about the expansion.

As long as we're not meat and tubes, I'm fine.