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I don't know why, but this still feels so weird to me... It's like it's Star Wars, but not Star Wars. I can't explain... :/

It feels like a hybrid of Star Wars and something else sci-fi.

Valve's gonna steal our freedom and souls, but this does indeed look like an exciting development. The next step up for gaming will be a more pro-active approach in physical movement inspired control. The motion sensors of the current consoles are Pong to what the near-future will hold in regards to ...

All Moved Out:

Someone Else's Room:

(Mind blown.)

::Hugs the photo and holds it dear to her heart.:: <3

Not entirely sure that it is, Cerez: after all, our process of membership acceptance revolves around the Hopeful to Initiation system. A non-Jedi cannot be Initiated, so we don't really (at present) have a mechanism for this.

Acceptance as a member into the Order and Jedi training revolves ...

It is of course possible to play a non-Jedi character with a useful set of skills at the enclave, but you would be cutting yourself short and out of a lot of the missions and Jedi related role-plays with other members.

As Aslyn says, however, you can play a Jedi student and concentrate on extra ...

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Brilliant! Love it!

I hope no-one was expecting something equal in calibre to the original trilogy, 'cause that's not likely to happen... But it should be more enjoyable than the prequels, I think.

*Ooooooooooooooooooooooh!* Hahahaha! XD Looking good.

Why are all the main characters having an identity crisis at the same time?

I really like the sentimental touches over past events, though, that extend further than just the Jedi.

That's also true. at first back when I was still new to JEDI, I thought that events, lessons, exercises and stuff like that were just the mentors' job, and I only came online when a Knight was on thinking that he/she will host something for us, so, basically I never thought about creating my own RP ...

So to clarify, I'm not saying we shouldn't have fun. We most definitely should -- that's what we're here to do. But we should do it role-playing, not randomly messing around out of boredom. There are FFA environments for that kind of fun just as readily available.

Our focus should be on immersing ...

The following documentary film series gives an inspiring glimpse into what real everyday life in a monastery looks like -- which is in big part the overall theme of our role-plays at JEDI.

I thought I'd share this source of inspiration in hope that together we can create a more realistic picture of ...