Jedi Class for Purple saber

[boba fink]

It annoys the heck out of me that there are violet colored crystals that jedi use and yet there is no position in the game like Guardian, Counselor, Sentinel. I was wondering if it is possible to create a 4th Jedi class to choose the purple crystal. Also i'm wandering what it would be called. Dark Jedi seem to use it in the first Kotor but in the movies Mace Windu uses it so it can't be a Dark Jedi thing can it? I actually looked on wikipedia (I feel like such a geek now) and it said that Jedi who mastered the Form VII use this color. So what would I call the fourth Jedi Class then? Jedi Swordsman? That' probably too much like Guardian. Maybe to account for the Dark Jedi using it I can call it Jedi Aggressor. That might fit! Maybe in the mod your character can ask about Jedi using purple colored lightsabers when you're choosing which path and the Jedi Master who gives the crystals can say, "We generally discourage this path because too much Aggression can lead to the Dark side. But since you're a special case, I...suppose we can make an exception." and voila! Maybe the stats for a Jedi Aggressor would be 12 vitality and 4 force per level instead of 10 vitality and 4 force of the guardian but then have less feats than guardian to account for having higher vitality. This would be the ideal Dark Jedi class too if you choose that path being "aggressive" and having higher vitality.

 

The only kind of attempt I have made to create this is going into the forcepowergain.2da file and trying to make a new column for the new class but it wouldn't let me. I've already tried a few different programs but none of them seem to allow for adding a new column to the file. If anyone knows how to add a column to this file or any similar file or just how to make a new jedi class in general that would be great.

 

Let me know what you think of this idea.

[Master Kavar]

Short answer, no. You can't create new "Jedi" job classes.

[RC-1162]

i asked about something like this once. i don't exactly remember what are the limitations, but i know for sure the thing that the initial classes are permanent.

[boba fink]

Short answer, no.

 

Dang. That's what I was afraid of. Well if the only thing I can do is "change" one of the classes instead of add a new one then its probably not worth it. It would defeat the purpose if I were to replace one of the existing ones.

 

Thanks for the responses anyways.