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The Imperial Agent. Specifically, my Imperial Agent. He talked down a Dark Council member, second in power to Darth Jadus, and sent him fleeing with his tail between his legs. And he killed/defeated Malgus.

These are the reasons that I loathe the show with all my heart. Traviss gave the clones much better personalities than the show ever did. And yes, I am a Fandalorian.

The title says it all. How good is the Trooper story?

I've watched some YouTube videos of a guy playing a Rattataki Agent, and no, Kaliyo does not appear to change her dialogue based on race, barring Chiss. She had the standard line about rations, no mention of anything special, not even when she talked about escaping Rattatak

Personally, I must argue against Chiss being the most realistic form of the Imperial Agent. I would say that it comes in next to Human, both male. I think Human is just as possible, and even more likely, considering Chiss are somewhat rare in the galaxy at large, which doesn't work well for undercover missions. Additionally, Watcher 2 is an exclusively Human romance.

Ppppppllllllllzzzzzzzz use proper punctuation, and title threads in an informative manner, not in and irritating extended abbreviation. It would have been shorter to make the title PLEASE! or Please!

I checked. There was never a Jedi/Jedai species, the Jedi Order was the original name, not based off of any race. The Force was discovered by a collection of scholars on Tython.

Recommendation: Sniper. The best story in the game, great PvE DPS, and strong in PvP if played well.

Personally, I play Empire as a LS Sniper, because, while you can be a good guy and play LS, you don't come across as a holier-than-thou Jedi saint.

I would recommend a male Imperial Agent. I know some people don't like the voice, or feel that the female IA overshadows it, but I loved it. It has some of the best flirts in the game, significantly better than those of the female IA, and has a calm, quiet, tone I just love. He never raises his voice, but can do anger and other emotions well, and in my opinion is the best VA in the game.

OK, while I can respect the fact that you enjoyed other stories more, I must disagree with the entirety of this post. IA is amazing!

*Grammar Nazi Mode: Activated* Witches are better than what? *End Grammar Nazi Mode* As to which is better, it is really a matter of personal preference. There play styles are so different, and they are good at different things. What will you be doing primarily, what roles to you want to fulfill, what play style do you enjoy? If you can help me with these things, then I can give you an opinion.

Personally, I would agree with you. The knives can get irritating, and there is nothing like that BOOM! when you hit one of those Sith in the back of the head with a shotgun. Plus, they get nut kick and sucker punch, which are just so much better that the operative equivalent. I mean, all they get is more knives. Also, sniper rocks. The gunslinger always seemed out of place to me, as the playstyle is methodical, slow casts for huge dmg, at long range. The gunslinger always seemed to be a fast class, shooting fast, moving fast, but that just isn't the way the playstyle works.

Well, actually, your character is a Cipher Agent, which are elite, and he is said to have graduated top of his class from the Academy. Additionally, Cipher Nine defeats Jadus, whose power is second only to the Emperor's. And the Emperor could wipe the floor with any of the classes, or even all combined. And no, the JK did not fight the Emperor, he fought the Voice, or the body in which the Emperor;s spirit resided in at the time. The presence of Jadus was said to cause suffering, so walking into the presence of the Emperor's true form would probably either burn you into ash or drive you mad. And, Cipher Nine defeats his second. So, by my reasoning/train of thought, our friend Cipher Nine could destroy all comers. He would easily destroy the Trooper and the Smuggler, as well as the BH, and I don't think the Force-users can withstand an orbital strike. Even Kallig, while immortal with his spirits, would have his physical form damaged or destroyed. And if Kallig was sufficiently weakened, it is possible the spirits would leave him, seeing as they are imprisoned, not willing. At which point he would die. So, IA wins.