I love Revan, and I think he is a very interesting character. I understand why his figure has created so many "disciples". But I don't think make him to revive is a good idea: the Foundry was a mess. Another resuscitation could be a disaster. I agree with Rayla, what makes Revan as Revan was his uniqueness.

so you passed as preferred, what happened to your credit? and log in time? since f2p start, my server is alwasy full or heavy, and in spite of being sub, i have been logged off... is the 350k cap for character, or for account? thx

Very usefull Thread I'm a casual player, and i think about to change in f2per: I'd be interested to buy: -Gtn x 2 x account 560 -Cargo 1050 (or as ex sub I'll already have?) -Crew skill x 2 x account 1890 tot: 2450 - 3500 with cargo A question, how much for each character slot? thanks

yes, I reached lvl 50 on Voss

Jedi Masters use to leave a Jedi follow his own path. As for Ulic Qel Droma and Exar Kun (how easy they could be stopped in the beginning, when they showed a strange "passion" for the Sith?), so happened later, with Revan, Malak, Anakin and others. This is a very libertarian behaviour, and I can admire it in a Jedi Master, that feels something is burning in his dear and adored padawan, sees him do the wrong choices, and in spite of this, he leaves him free to make mistakes, to choice his path. For me It's libertarian, but now so wise... If Jedi Masters led Mandalorian wars, with their wisdom and prudence, problably many atrocities never could not happen. Problably. But Jedi Masters choose to wait and examine what happened because they felt a hidden danger, The Sith Empire, and were scared by the risk that some Jedi could fall with the war. A self-fulfilling prophecy?

Great work! My opinion is that Jedi mistook to wait, but also the Republic. The Senate waited a decade to intervene, allowing to Mandalore to create an Armada. If the Mandalorians had always been a threat for the Republic, why permit them to grow and to get stronger? A dreadful war and his worst consequences (Malachor battle and Revan's fall) could be avoided by preventive actions years before (it's my opinion). Why Jedi and the Senate were so blind? Was fortuitous, or behind the scene there was the Emperor's hand? p.s.: sorry for my bad english

Ok, your experience is dreadful. I waited this final fight since i read the novel "Revan". Really, I also waited mr Scourge... but he was useless, as I used him: in every fight he suicides, and I put him in an angle to craft hilt and crystal. He was a delusion. And so was this last fight, after I haven't used my sentinel anymore. I dreamed that moment for long, but.. no aspectative=no delusion

Gobuchul, from "Consider Phlebas"

I defeated him yesterday at the first attempt. I write this message because I'm astonished, and I would know what happened I read some tactic suggestions from this thread (interruptions, the use of columns, the clones etc.). I updated T7 nicely. And I thought to be ready. Dromund Kaas, the temple and the bunker were easy, no hard mob, on the contrary... Just some difficulties with imperial guard master: corelia was harder, for me. But this last fight was dreadful. Every my abilities was blocked. No master strike, no dispatch (I'm sentinel), no possibilities to do rotation, just strike and slash, force leap and force sweep. I was surrounded by the clones (I think they were 5 or six, but i'm not sure) and hit by their lightnings, T7 dead and I was already thinking about the medical probe. Well, in the end I tried everything, (rakata relic, guarded by the force + medical supplies), but I saw the situation as hopeless. And in few seconds the clones disappeared, the Emp beaten and I won, with the minimum of healt, but alive and winner, and I don't know why... And the worst is that when I tried also Force camouflage (escape at the last second...) my alt disappeared, I think for a bug. After the last conversation, my alt was still invisible. I tried to log off/log in, and I reapeared near the shuttle. I can say that I'm not satisfied of this fight. And I think I can't try it again, right? I hoped for a better final battle... Problaby I was not lucky

I liked a lot! Congratulations, have you written other short novels? I would like read them a question: and Visas? is she alive, or killed by the new apprentice, the Exile? and what's the future of the Exile?

No Kira no, pleeeease if necesessary, I think sergent Rusk is a good alternative:rolleyes:

You are right. and, in "Revan" the main character is Scourge. Surik, that i loved, is a poor figure. Why did Revan attack alone the Emperor? But Surik almost killed the Emperor with her lightsaber thrown. The novel could be better

I played kotor I (fantastic plot with a hypnotic Revan) and kotor II (very interesting characters), and read tales. In maelstrom prison i was tearing:rolleyes:

Apart bane trilogy that i read/loved, and revan, which title do you suggest me? And a question about Revan, why did He go all alone to tenebrae's homeworld? And Why did he Attack the emperor without companies' help? Too proud?

I loved Brianna, but i fear she'd lose against Visas either pre and post Kotor 2. Visas born and lived with the Force, in a world where everybody was filled with it, was natural for her, and later was trained by a powerful sith, where Brianna was the daughter of a jedi master, but her Force skills remained latent for a lot. Post kotor 2 Brianna was a sentinel (tank?) where Visas a sage/sorcerer with particular skills (Force sight). The first taught to Exile Echani melee techs, the second some uses of the Force. Probably post Kotor 2 there is more balance than pre kotor 2. I would remember their fantastic drama: both of them fight for the Exile without reserve. Brianna killed her “sisters”, but lost against her ancient master. Visas fought against her ancient master/lord, and in one scenario, she suicide to weaken him. Beautiful.