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- Lost One
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Saber Throw
After playing through single player a bit, I noticed that when you have access to level 3 Saber Throw, the saber spins rapidly in the air, causing much damage to any target it hits. I thought perhaps that along with having an extra duration time, Saber Throw levels 4 and 5 could incorporate this.
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- Lost One
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- Norru Balnam
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Maybe it could be a good idea to implement something i've seen in the MovieBattle2 Mod. It's possible there to throw your saber away. Right: you throw it away, vertically. This means you are unarmed, but you can recall your saber like you do if you lose it. This way you could throw your saber without using forcepower, but you have to accept the consequences.
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You can already do that, just throw it and turn it off. or /rpdropsaber.
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Sorry, aslyn and I posted at the same time.
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Sorry, aslyn and I posted at the same time.
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::picks up a brick and throws it at the assailant::
- the force mana pool is a game mechanic. If you were on a mission and you 'ran out of force' - or rather you got tired - and you had to catch the bad guy, lobbing an ignited beam of superheated magnetised plasma at him isn't really going to 'catch him', it's going to take someone's eye out.
You run after him or comm the cops.
I would rather see something like the ability to throw your saber while using another ability, eg hold, but at a MASSIVE force cost.
The only other way I can see saber throw being improved from what it is already, would require animations. As yet, no one in JEDI can do this or is prepared to do this.
- the force mana pool is a game mechanic. If you were on a mission and you 'ran out of force' - or rather you got tired - and you had to catch the bad guy, lobbing an ignited beam of superheated magnetised plasma at him isn't really going to 'catch him', it's going to take someone's eye out.
You run after him or comm the cops.
I would rather see something like the ability to throw your saber while using another ability, eg hold, but at a MASSIVE force cost.
The only other way I can see saber throw being improved from what it is already, would require animations. As yet, no one in JEDI can do this or is prepared to do this.
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Running out of force would mean being tired and unable to focus your force abilities. So throwing a lightsaber at your opponent while trying to keep it ignited would take concetration (focus)upon the force to keep the ignite button down while it is in flight.
If your out of force, you woudnt be able to do that, it would be like throwing your lightsaber at his head like its a brick, for you would be unable to keep it ignited, and then it is a dumb action seeing a lightsaber is a Jedi's main defense.
In my opinion, throwing your lightsaber is a action only done in rare cases when its a last resort, and even then id prefer not too do it. You cant catch every bad guy, sometimes you have to just admit you lost him.
If your out of force, you woudnt be able to do that, it would be like throwing your lightsaber at his head like its a brick, for you would be unable to keep it ignited, and then it is a dumb action seeing a lightsaber is a Jedi's main defense.
In my opinion, throwing your lightsaber is a action only done in rare cases when its a last resort, and even then id prefer not too do it. You cant catch every bad guy, sometimes you have to just admit you lost him.
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Unless you're smart, and built a lock-on switch to counteract the deadman component that most lightsaber have. Then it's not difficult at all.Running out of force would mean being tired and unable to focus your force abilities. So throwing a lightsaber at your opponent while trying to keep it ignited would take concetration (focus)upon the force to keep the ignite button down while it is in flight.
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Jared and aslyn make decent points. at the very least you could just tape it down . But in general, a lot of the animations seem pretty dull, even the standing one...a bit more diversity would be nice, if at all possible. and the falling animation after you force jump, I despise but that was off topic, sorry. Could you make lower level saber throw more unstable, like have it get away from them sometimes? considering they're just begginers it seems possible to me. But I just be a hopeful.
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Then come the next part, guiding that saber to the person you threw it at, incase you need to adjust aim. And again you need the force for that.Aslyn wrote:Unless you're smart, and built a lock-on switch to counteract the deadman component that most lightsaber have. Then it's not difficult at all.
But im one one side of this, i believe that no jedi would throw his lightsaber at an opponent anywhere in the movies or such, seeing that losing that lightsaber or even not having it for a few seconds puts you in danger of being gunned down by even the lowest thug.
Also remember that a Jedi is a peacefull person, yeah they war(clone wars)but overall, they avoid killing people unless it is absolutely needed. Killing a man thats fleeing away would be a dishounarable and non Jedi act.
In other words, a Jedi would need to aim such an action to only disable his opponents ability to run, in this case he might attack the fleeing mans legs with this throw.
Im just making some basic observation here, and sure throwing your lightsaber is a valid option at times, but i do believe the intension behind the throw should be non lethal seeing we are Jedi.
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