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>SWTOR updates
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>/swgg/ Guilds
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>How do I setup Battlefront II (2005)?
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>Battlefront II (2017)
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>SWGEMU
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>Traitor Among The Chiss Teaser
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>Other Star Wars games on Steam
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First for EA shills pls go
HOW TO KILL A JEDI
Recitation: First, weapon selection is critical. If I see one more idiot attacking a Jedi with a blaster pistol, then I'll kill them myself. Select grenades, sonic screamers, cluster rockets, and plasma charges. Mines are also effective, since many Jedi will run to meet you in hand-to-hand combat. Silly Jedi.
Addendum: Gas Attacks are effective if you can take them by surprise - inhalation is less effective than ones that work on skin contact, as some Jedi seem to be able to hold their breath for remarkably long period of time. Still, don't rely on it, since Jedi can fight off the effects; it only distracts them, leaving them open to an alternate avenue of attack.
Cautionary: Do not forget to activate any energy shields you possess. Lightsabers, while powerful, have considerable trouble penetrating even the most basic of military-issue energy shields - provided they *are* energy shields, and not those crude Mandalorian melee shields.
Statement: Countering their other powers is far more difficult. I do not entirely understand their other abilities, but I do know that many of them require that the Jedi know you are there, and can see you. Thus, sniping, and using cover are always advantageous.
Statement: A technique that Revan used frequently was to attack a Jedi indirectly. This method only works if the Jedi is adhering to the self-destructive path of pacifism and sacrifice. Killing their allies, or placing them in jeopardy, will cause a Jedi to leave themselves exposed in order to protect one another. That is why there are many less Jedi than there were a decade ago.
Cautionary: Statistically, overplanning the assassination of Jedi seems to backfire. It seems that impulsive acts are more common to succeed than planned ones. Jedi, like sand-kivers, seem to sense trouble a few moments before it happens. They are tricky little pests.
>when the EA employee shills so hard you don't even notice how fast the thread's approaching bump limit
>EA employee
I always do it for free.
Because you're an unpaid intern?
No, because I fight for principles
I fight for princenipples
>tfw mines sucked in kotor
FOR THE REPUBLIC