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Seriously.. No one is disappointed with this game??

 

The game's supposed to be sort of an episode 3.5.

I didn't hear people shout "Zomg, respawn, Anikon!" when Episode 3 aired and Anakin kot bashed at Mustafar. The game is supposed to be all about the feel, not about the multi-player goodness. It would be a damn shame to walk across Kashyyyks brilliant atmospheric forests and hear 'DOUBLE KILL' when you slice up another Wookiee.

 

This is not Jedi Knight. It's a completely new IP. It's not aimed for multi player fun or Gears of War coolness. No, it's a new episode of Star Wars, accept it the way it us, since it's a completely new idea. :)

 

PS: I think it's closer to Kotor then Jedi Knight. Kotor was all about the 'feel' too. I didn't hear people complain when you'd see the same melee/force anmination for the 126.147.856th time.

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For the Record, your not gonna feel like a Jedi when you play, because your an unofficial Sith, And we've been continually told this game is about using the force for 2 years it's not news, we've seen far more from trailer's than we got to do in the demo, so I don't know why people are surprised, I've known since announcement that this is an over the top force imbued button masher, and I like it, the only mention of the Jedi Knight series is from fans who wrongly assumed this was the next step in that series.

 

I loved the Demo and I'm gonna love the full game.

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Its not a jedi character at all..

 

As adam says, you can't be a Jedi if your Vader's apprentice, so I don't see what you're going for there.

 

after games like Academy, and the rest of the jedi knight series, which offered amazing SP's,[/Quote]

 

Boo. Shame on you. Academy's SP is so bad it couldn't lick the dirt of off TFU's boots. If anything, that's the most 'arcadey' Star Wars game around with Jedi in it.

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Have all Jedi Outcast/Academy players forgotten that both games didn't actually allow you to use the saberrealisticcombat commands by default?

You had to modify the experience the developers intended for the players to actually get dismemberment and this realistic saber combat.

Seriously, has everyone forgotten that? It's starting to sound pretty ridiculous with everyone complaining about how saber combat should be more realistic when the games they keep pointing at didn't actually make it realistic <.<

 

(Do note, I love JO and JA because those commands exist, but that doesn't change the fact that they were set to 0 in the released version)

 

 

Btw, you should try out any console hack and slash game. The controls here follow the standard template that game devs realized work well for this kind of game a long time ago.

 

People need to remember that JO/JA are first person shooters with a third person camera angle and lightsabers, not anything similar to a regular third person hack and slash game ^^

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Remeber guys this is a demo. The full game will have much more and it will be more exciting. Here is what Lucasarts said about the demo.

 

The demo will feature the SPECIAL VERSION of the Tie Fighter Construction Facility level.

 

It will also feature very special powers and a special ending THAT WILL NOT BE FEATURED IN THE FULL GAME..

 

So the Tie Fighter Construction Faclility that we played on the demo is going to be completey different from the game. They built that just for the demo use only.

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Remeber guys this is a demo. The full game will have much more and it will be more exciting. Here is what Lucasarts said about the demo.

 

The demo will feature the SPECIAL VERSION of the Tie Fighter Construction Facility level.

 

It will also feature very special powers and a special ending THAT WILL NOT BE FEATURED IN THE FULL GAME..

 

So the Tie Fighter Construction Faclility that we played on the demo is going to be completey different from the game. They built that just for the demo use only.

Oh, I thought they just gave us a quarter or a third of the level ^^

 

It did seem a bit odd though. Nothing in the demo level fit into what the novel says about his mission. A LOT more corridor running and a lot less hangar-clearing...Plus his ship actually stayed in the hangar.

 

It's going to be interesting to see how different the game and the novel will be in that aspect. I hope it's not too different, because then I'm going to LOVE Raxus Prime xD

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Also not only will the Tie Fighter Construction Facility be different but were you fight the AT-ST that will not be there either in the actual game. So like I was saying the demo will be completly different from the demo. And that is why I think alot of people who have played the demo were dissipointed because they were expecting more. But when the game officaly comes out on September 16th there will be alot more to do and nothing will be the same. But I have ot read the novel yet but I bet it will be right on with the game it self.

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Have all Jedi Outcast/Academy players forgotten that both games didn't actually allow you to use the saberrealisticcombat commands by default?

You had to modify the experience the developers intended for the players to actually get dismemberment and this realistic saber combat.

Seriously, has everyone forgotten that? It's starting to sound pretty ridiculous with everyone complaining about how saber combat should be more realistic when the games they keep pointing at didn't actually make it realistic <.<

 

(Do note, I love JO and JA because those commands exist, but that doesn't change the fact that they were set to 0 in the released version)

 

 

Btw, you should try out any console hack and slash game. The controls here follow the standard template that game devs realized work well for this kind of game a long time ago.

 

People need to remember that JO/JA are first person shooters with a third person camera angle and lightsabers, not anything similar to a regular third person hack and slash game ^^

 

 

Sorry but you ARE DEAD WRONG! and must not have played the game in a while.. I have it installed on my computer right now. I just installed both of them about a month ago.. Beat them both already.

 

No upgrades or patches or anything.

 

Arms and legs come right off.. Oh yea.. ONE swipe and their dead.. Well obviously..

 

 

Guys, I am not trying to convince anyone that this game sucks or is going to.

After all, Many people Hate Silent Hunter 4, but I love it..

 

Enjoy it for what it is.. But I already played Ninja Gaiden and Conan

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Sorry but you ARE DEAD WRONG! and must not have played the game in a while.. I have it installed on my computer right now. I just installed both of them about a month ago.. Beat them both already.

 

No upgrades or patches or anything.

 

Arms and legs come right off.. Oh yea.. ONE swipe and their dead.. Well obviously..

 

 

Guys, I am not trying to convince anyone that this game sucks or is going to.

After all, Many people Hate Silent Hunter 4, but I love it..

 

Enjoy it for what it is.. But I already played Ninja Gaiden and Conan

I'm 100% certain that the games do NOT kill everybody with one hit and chop their limbs off. YOU are dead wrong.

In Jedi Academy, there was an option to enable dismemberment, but this happens rarely.

In Jedi Outcast, there was no such option and the command was disabled.

 

I play both games multiple times every week (daily during the last two weeks)

 

What MIGHT have happened is that you had a script file left from previous installations or a modified shortcut to the game left from previous installations.

There's no way what you're saying happened without using the console commands or having a script that uses them for you. Of that I am completely certain.

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I'm 100% certain that the games do NOT kill everybody with one hit and chop their limbs off. YOU are dead wrong.

In Jedi Academy, there was an option to enable dismemberment, but this happens rarely.

In Jedi Outcast, there was no such option and the command was disabled.

 

I play both games multiple times every week (daily during the last two weeks)

 

What MIGHT have happened is that you had a script file left from previous installations or a modified shortcut to the game left from previous installations.

There's no way what you're saying happened without using the console commands or having a script that uses them for you. Of that I am completely certain.

 

I am not saying this happens EVERY SINGLE TIME!! but enough to make it look and feel just perfect.. I will say YES!!! One Swipe and a storm trooper is dead! Why are we even arguing about this? Who can honestly say TFU is any bit of a non linear realistic jedi (Sith) game? Its a major arcade game, horribly arcade, so much they have health meters above their heads, lol.. Finally, every boss(ahha boss's) have to be killed the same way as everyone else.. Meaning, you can throw a million exploding barrels into the AT-ST and it won't do a thing.. You must do some very old classic, cheesy button combo's that get even 7 year olds excited.

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I am not saying this happens EVERY SINGLE TIME!! but enough to make it look and feel just perfect.. I will say YES!!! One Swipe and a storm trooper is dead! Why are we even arguing about this? Who can honestly say TFU is any bit of a non linear realistic jedi (Sith) game? Its a major arcade game, horribly arcade, so much they have health meters above their heads, lol.. Finally, every boss(ahha boss's) have to be killed the same way as everyone else.. Meaning, you can throw a million exploding barrels into the AT-ST and it won't do a thing.. You must do some very old classic, cheesy button combo's that get even 7 year olds excited.

 

Do you have any real point when you constantly say that The Force Unleashed is an arcade game? What are you trying to prove? LucasArts will cash in nicely off this title, regardless of what die hard Jedi Knight fans feel.

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Do you have any real point when you constantly say that The Force Unleashed is an arcade game? What are you trying to prove? LucasArts will cash in nicely off this title, regardless of what die hard Jedi Knight fans feel.
Oh well, at least hearing these Jedi Knight 2/3 fans complaining because this game isn't Jedi Knight 4 is kinda entertaining in a way :)

(especially so when they can't even properly describe their beloved game :D)

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I agree the TFU is a bit arcadey, but its still really good :D

people saying that JK II and had realistic sabre combat, the only way a SW game is going to have realistic sabre combat is if anyone who gets hit with a sabre falls apart (or whatever) and dies.

Sure, the stormtroopers died in one hit, but other force users didn't . . . i guess that means it wasn't realistic?

 

and i think on Sith Knight and Apprentice difficulty on TFU, maybe Sith Lord too, i can't remember, the stormtroopers die in one hit there too :p

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Honestly.. I could care less about Jedi Knight or academy.. I don't think they are the best games.. The only reason I like it, is because the force powers and saber are done extremely well.

 

I was not really expecting TFU to be Conan or God of War with a light saber..

I was not expecting little health bars above an enemies head.

Hey it is what it is.. I just cannot believe you all think this is a great game, besides even the major fail they did with the forces and light saber, the game play is pretty weak.. The camera control on is is horrible, its very clunky as it sits. And who ever said they don't release the "full" graphics for a demo, well I don't even need to comment on that. What you see now, is just how the real game will be played.

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I just cannot believe you all think this is a great game, besides even the major fail they did with the forces and light saber, the game play is pretty weak..[/Quote]

 

You're displaying opinion as fact, which really isn't a very good way of getting a point across. I haven't played it yet, but I seriously doubt it is as bad as you are making it out to be - and your complaining is getting kind of old.

 

And who ever said they don't release the "full" graphics for a demo, well I don't even need to comment on that. What you see now, is just how the real game will be played.

 

Are you a dev for the Force Unleashed? No? Then don't make those assumptions - Demos are often unpolished, bare-bones examples of what the full version could be like.

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I was not really expecting TFU to be Conan or God of War with a light saber..

 

So, what was going through your head while watching gameplay videos?

 

I was not expecting little health bars above an enemies head.

 

Why does this bother you so much? Without it, you won't know when they are dead.

 

Hey it is what it is.. I just cannot believe you all think this is a great game, besides even the major fail they did with the forces and light saber, the game play is pretty weak..

 

The demo starts you off at the lowest level possible (or at least really damn low), so all the Force powers and lightsaber combos aren't available. Besides the fact that the lightsaber controls aren't 100% like Jedi Knight, what don't you like about the Force powers?

 

 

The camera control on is is horrible, its very clunky as it sits.

 

The camera works fine for me. That's what the thumbstick is for. You can also lock onto targets with one of the buttons (forget which one).

 

What you see now, is just how the real game will be played.

 

Are you a dev for the Force Unleashed? No? Then don't make those assumptions - Demos are often unpolished, bare-bones examples of what the full version could be like.
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In the Jedi Knight games, many enemies also had sabers, and therefore were harder to kill, and therefore died in one hit to prevent the game from being too difficult. Since it's not that easy to actually get a hit in, it only takes one to kill. In TFU, the vast majority of enemies don't even have melee weapons, let alone sabers, therefore they are much easier to damage, therefore they can take more damage so that the game is not too easy.

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In the Jedi Knight games, many enemies also had sabers, and therefore were harder to kill, and therefore died in one hit to prevent the game from being too difficult. Since it's not that easy to actually get a hit in, it only takes one to kill. In TFU, the vast majority of enemies don't even have melee weapons, let alone sabers, therefore they are much easier to damage, therefore they can take more damage so that the game is not too easy.

 

The Stormtroopers still generally only need 1-2 hits to take them down. The Rebels can take a lot more damage, but it's not like everyone is a boss battle. I actually found the Sith Lord difficulty somewhat easy...is there any way to unlock that difficulty below it?

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In the Jedi Knight games, many enemies also had sabers, and therefore were harder to kill, and therefore died in one hit to prevent the game from being too difficult. Since it's not that easy to actually get a hit in, it only takes one to kill. In TFU, the vast majority of enemies don't even have melee weapons, let alone sabers, therefore they are much easier to damage, therefore they can take more damage so that the game is not too easy.

 

It should be noted that the Saber-wielding enemies in Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy DIDN'T die in one hit though. They required quite a few hits actually.

The hit detection system in those games do some really weird things at times, which may make it seem like you don't actually hit them up to ten times before they die.

 

 

What people need to realize is that if this is a spiritual sequel to anything, then it's to Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith.

Heck, Hayden Blackman even took part in the making of that game.

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you clearly have never played any of those, if that's what you think...:lol:

 

 

Played and beat them all..

 

look at Ninja Gaiden, that is what this game is, only its acceptable for someone to sustain more hits from a sword, or axe, as in GOW, but as we all know, a light saber is the weapon of all weapons..

 

I don't think you all understand here.. The decision to not allow a 1 kill hit saber attack comes from many reasons. The main reason for all of these things in the game come from money. This game is extremely appealing to the younger crowd as well as putting a T rating on the game. Fact is they should of used a nerf baseball bat instead of the saber, because the saber sure isn't acting like one..

 

How can anyone argue that? Sure its Starwars and we all love it, but this is nothing more than a super toned down, God of War, Ninja Gaiden and Conan, only PG

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