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Azzras

01.29.2012 , 11:36 AM \| #21	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Kamiosoup But episode 3 is one of the worst movies ever made by a human. Episode 1 and 2 are the same That's crazy talk. Ep III was epic. 1 = meh 2 = ok
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Greyfeld

01.29.2012 , 11:38 AM \| #22	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Cormey This is the same star wars that had anakin, limbless, burning and screaming in agony while the 'hero' lets him suffer, right? The same hero who would later cut a mans hand off just for picking on his next student? Way to take things out of context. Obi-wan didn't "let" Anakin suffer. He simply couldn't bring himself to land the last blow that would kill the Jedi that had become like a brother to him. And he also didn't cut off somebody's hand for "picking on" his student. He struck with his lightsaber as a reaction when the alien in question yanked out his blaster to shoot them.
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Greyfeld

01.29.2012 , 11:42 AM \| #23	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by FerrusPA Ah, a man of good taste I see. Still, other games set in the SW universe had quite a bit of flying limbs. Jedi Academy for example. I get the feeling dismemberment isn't in the game because Bioware just isn't very good at animating things in the first place. It's not a matter of their animation capability, but their budget. If you notice, at least 90% of the time when an item is passed from one character to another, you never actually see what the items are, you just watch the characters' upper body and arms move as they pass the object along like a game of hot-potato. It's obvious that something as graphically detailed as random decapitation or dismemberment would cost far and away more than they were willing to pay for their graphics budget.
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Kamiosoup

01.29.2012 , 11:43 AM \| #24	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Azzras That's crazy talk. Ep III was epic. 1 = meh 2 = ok I uh... no. Just no
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Gomla

01.29.2012 , 11:52 AM \| #25	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Kamiosoup I uh... no. Just no I watched that purely because the intro made me laugh. "Star Wars Episode 3, the biggest disappointment since .......... Episode 2".

OddballEasyEight

01.29.2012 , 11:59 AM \| #26	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Lostkitty Ah that was a good quest... drops head on floor there ya go ma'am have a nice day no no no... "look what i found in the swamps" in a playful voice was much much more fun
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Cormey

01.29.2012 , 12:01 PM \| #27	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Greyfeld Way to take things out of context. Obi-wan didn't "let" Anakin suffer. He simply couldn't bring himself to land the last blow that would kill the Jedi that had become like a brother to him. And he also didn't cut off somebody's hand for "picking on" his student. He struck with his lightsaber as a reaction when the alien in question yanked out his blaster to shoot them. The context is irrelevant, the bodily mutilation happened.
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Surakis

01.29.2012 , 12:03 PM \| #28	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by saminaobx There is certainly a lack of gore or decaps. Star War has gore?

Greyfeld

01.29.2012 , 12:05 PM \| #29	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Cormey The context is irrelevant, the bodily mutilation happened. I don't know if you noticed, but I wasn't denying that it happened. I was simply pointing out that the context of the example was being ignored. If you're going to use an example, at least use it properly instead of gutting the lore with a dull, rusty spoon.
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Surakis

01.29.2012 , 12:05 PM \| #30	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Slaxon Of course not, when lightsabers cauterize the wounds they create. Dismemberment on the other hand (Hehehehh, get it?) is what Star Wars is very well known for. There's at least one scene of dismemberment in every movie. How does one instance make a series well know for something?

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