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DukeSkirata

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  1. On Taris, you get the Mercenary Elite armor set by doing Heroic missions. It's a nice looking kit, and since it can be modded, I'm still using most of it today at level 52. I've upgraded to a different helmet that looks more like the NPC Mandos. For the record, I believe Shae Vizla's helmet is classified as a TT visor, as opposed to the T visor that most Mando buckets have. Here's what the Mercenary Elite set you get on Taris looks like: http://i1301.photobucket.com/albums/ag112/luke_skirata/image_zps216fd5f0.jpg Note that the belt and leg armor aren't from the set, but you get the idea.
  2. I've managed to die in the Mantis. It's easier to do in low levels. You just have to run up onto the upper floor in the entry section of the ship, run back towards the door, jump off, and repeat. I like the Mantis, personally. It's got that definite Serenity vibe going on.
  3. If I'm remembering right, there was an option to ask Mako what she wanted, and she said to leave him to rot. So that's what I did. He wasn't worth the ammo anyways.
  4. You also get to be sarcastic, tell several Jedi what idiots they are, and become a Mandalorian (if you so choose), which is always a plus.
  5. I've heard of people using apps that let you sync your desktop to your mobile device for this. You leave TOR running on your home computer, sync to the phone/tablet/etc, and use crew skills or chat.
  6. Gotta agree. Can't go wrong with danger zone.
  7. I'd love this. Maybe something in Mando'a would work even better, though. Something like "Insert BH here, mando'ad."
  8. What can I say? That imp accent drives all the girls crazy.
  9. I did notice that the Republic armor does look considerably like Clone armor, which was based around Mandalorian Armor, but that's probably just to keep with the SW aesthetic . As for the main distinction of Mando armor being beskar, that's false. Most of the famous Mandos (both Fetts, for example) didn't have beskar armor. Instead, they used durasteel. The part that makes it most easily recognizable is the segmented armor (neo-crusaders aside) and the T-visor. Also, let's face it, any in-game full-on beskar would be OP.
  10. I'd assumed it would be a similar amount of options for male/female agents, but apparently not. By that point I'd had plenty of flirting and a FTB moment or two.
  11. Play as an Imperial Agent and you'll have NPCs all over you. Just sayin'. Seriously, there were many times when playing as my male IA, it seemed like the options were fight your way out, talk your way out, or flirt your way out. I normally went for the latter. Also, I really liked the BH/Mako option. I wish they'd given the option of a traditional Mando wedding, though. It's only 4 lines long, so they could have done it.
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