Yes an "Imperial Model" would be nice so long as it, too, can be acquired by anyone. I've got a Dark Jedi whose getting really tired of T7's disapproving tone ...

I particularly would like the Hood Toggle option - should be doable since they can obviously kill hoods for Togruta and Nautolan on otherwise hooded armors. Also love the idea of setting up specific gear/ability loadouts / keybinds for switching between specs or for PVE vs PVP

OK - That makes more sense than anything I had come up with previously. Also explains why the controls to do the reset/venting would be on the players side (aside from the meta of forcing the player to actually make the decision.) Thanks

So I'm going to be running a Star Wars table top game for some friends in the near future and wanted to use the events of the Esseles FP as a simple contained one shot adventure that can lead into a more expansive game if the players want to continue. I'm having issues with the security lockdown portion of the scenario from a lore / verisimilitude perspective. Minor Spoilers Ahead ..... . . . . . . . . I'm not an engineer, but it seems to me that requiring the engineering compartment to be vented into space during a reactor reset is poor design. I like the moral question the scenario presents, but I'd like to have a plausible explanation on hand if a player has the same thought that I did. Is this just an inherent flaw in the starship design? Is this a flaw in the design of the Esseles (and others of the same model) specifically? Is there an actual good reason for this particular system design? Or can someone help me tweak the events here to keep a similar moral discussion but that makes more plausible sense?

Not exact, but very similar to Remnant Arkanian Trooper from the Alliance Supply Crates https://torf.mmo-fashion.com/remnant-arkanian-trooper/

The only issue with making the various near-humans additional colorations of the human species is the Imperial anti-alien prejudice and the fact that some Imperial NPCs actually note whether or not the PC is Human or Alien. In thoery I guess this could still be handled if there's a way to tie a Human/Alien flag in the code to what choice of coloration you gave to a human character, but it would likely be simpler to create a blanket "Near Human" species as a direct copy of the Human except tossing in a couple of different skin color, eye color, and other small variations that would essentially let you make most of the "human looking except for [X]" species. I, for one, would like to have the tattoo options in order to have a Kiffar The issue with the catch-all species would be in not having a separate Species-specific social ability, or the ability for any NPCs to reference your species directly other than being "alien" or "near human" For that matter, it's always bugged me that Cyborg is a separate species rather than have cybernetic options for all species. Especially since the only cybernetic about a "Cyborg" species are small bits on their face/head unless you also pop for the cybernetic armor bits.

^ This Also, if the romance is the only thing stopping their release as a playable species, there's a simple solution - auto flag characters of the species as "no Romance" from the outset and make it overtly obvious to the player when choosing the species that they would not be able to romance any companions. A slightly more complex solution would be to include flirt and romance options as normal but find a way to skip the make-out scenes. I can think of ways to do this, but it would require an extra line or two of dialog from the 8 Class VAs and a little creative splicing in of scene switchouts for those characters which might be more work than they'd want for a single species release, but would have the option available for any future species with similar concerns. Point being, solutions can be found to the "problem" if they wanted to.

One thing to be said for the "Full Line" taxi - as opposed to the "Fade-to-black" style: On several occasions the pathing of the Full Flight taxi has taken me in such a way that I have seen areas of the map that my normal questing would not typically take me too or shown me things on top of high areas that i wouldn't have seen from the ground, making me realize there is some way to get up there - now I've got to figure out how. You do not get that with the Fade-to-Black style

Would love to have playable Kel Dor species. I was thinking about the voice modulation for the mask and was thinking that could actually be one of the customizations - have a small handful of different modulation options (including a none, preferably.) You'd obviously need to be able to hear the voice to make that decision, but it's pretty easy to get the character to speak during creation. All that would be needed would be to add some manner of hearing a voice clip during instances of the Appearance Customization Station.

Please Delete - non question if I had looked a little deeper

That is specifically why I included that "(mostly)" there Do they not have any requirement if you are their original boss? I have not done it with a SW or Trooper yet so I don't know, but I figured since the other such companions still require having Influence 10 even if you are a member of the original class that got them (I was able to skip the quests on Qyzen since my Consular had Inf. 10 already) I assumed it would be the same with them. If not, that's even better since I'm not a big fan of using them anyway.

no different light or dark, no difference Imp or Pub. Starting with KotFE and into KotET all characters receive the same companions at the same point throughout those story chapters. Eventually you will unlock Alliance Alerts which will let you opt to go on little side missions to recruit additional companions if you want, but those are (mostly) same regardless of Force alignment or original faction. One thing to note, while you will get a lot of companions throughout the story, the story chapters themselves dictate which companion you will use during that chapter of the story. You will be able to select which companion -you- want to use during other activities, but for the playing of the story chapters, the companion choice is dictated for you. Lana ends up being the go-to companion for the most story chapters, so if you want to spend time/resources increasing companion Influence rating for better performance, my suggestion would be to start with hers.

it is, but you have to open your mission Log (default [L]) to see it.

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I'm curious what affect this new system - particularly the much larger total points needed to hit either Dark I or Light I is going to have on the Alignment-based portion of the Inquisitor (excuse me Sorcerer and Assassin) storyline(s) ...