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Its like this...

 

U r given an objective on a certain planet, in order to complete your objective u must; go to a certain place and pick up something, or talk to someone for info, or kill a sith(s), or stop a conflict between people, etc etc. But u don't have to go directly to the objective, u can go and explore local buildings or parks or villages or Cantinas, and you can fight bad guys while exploring around, and talk to people, ask them to join your party. U can do this for hours on end, but u have to eventually do ur given objective. Almost all RPG's are like this.

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Really, Com? So if I visit a planet (say Dantooine) which gives me a clue about Malak's whereabouts, I can go to the Ebon hawk and set sail for Korriban, I can't return to Dantooine afterwards unless the story wants it?

 

Bit of a shame... I was personally hoping, for examplethat you could do several subquests on Tattooine, continue on to a different planet to further the storyline, and return on my own to Tattooine to complete several subquests. :(

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Originally posted by dark jedi 8

I hope that the boundrys are normal like mountains or something.

 

My feeling is that it will be like that.......

 

If you are wandering a desert on Tatooine, you just might run into a wall or something though....

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So, in a sense, It's like Morrowind b/c you can goof off and kill things, explore caves (or abandoned spaceports), and all the other good stuff, but in this you have a special task to complete the whole time? You did in Morrowind too, you just didn't have to. I guess you could say the same for Jedi outcast... if you are that insane, you could go exploring on the doomgiver the whole game and never finish, because you didn't WANT to. I guess what I'm asking is, will there be a penalty for not continuing with the main quest?

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Its not really like Morrowind, since you can really explore everywhere from square 1 with Morrowind.

 

Its will allow you to explore freely to a point, but don't expect to go tromping over the whole planet- it will probably keep you confined to a few areas. Obviously they couldn't model 6 entire planets.

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Originally posted by Aerothorn

Its not really like Morrowind, since you can really explore everywhere from square 1 with Morrowind.

 

Its will allow you to explore freely to a point, but don't expect to go tromping over the whole planet- it will probably keep you confined to a few areas. Obviously they couldn't model 6 entire planets.

 

To scale would it really be feasible to model one entire planet for a game? (I dont know, just guessing)

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They couldn't model even one planet. I've never seen the entire earth modeled in a game- there are a series of hundreds to thousands of supercoputers, linked together, in Japan that model and monitor the earth(To check effects on global warming and such) but it can't be done without something like that. Even if you had the time and people, there simply isn't enough hard drive or RAM on a computer.

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Originally posted by Com Raven

This is a rpg that lies it's emphasize on story and quests, au contraire to combat...

 

This is not to say that I don't love DS, which I do :)

 

Gotcha.

 

And in that new game "The Getaway" it took them a couple years just to recreate London(or some town over there) in a game. And it wasn't even done perfectly.

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