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Andryah

02.25.2012 , 04:48 PM \| #11	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Dezzi To be honest, though, I don't really see the need for swimming. There's nothing out there to do/see anyway. I agree. When they decide to put something out in the water, then they will also let you swim. For now, anyone feeling the need for water adventures, you and your guild can go out and sponsor speeder races on the water.
When you find yourself surrounded by hostile Clowns... always go for the "Juggler" first.

Tarka

02.25.2012 , 04:51 PM \| #12	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by EATtheDEAD haha thats good stuff. sound's like bioware to me. I guess they didn't watch any of the prequels while creating this game since Obi'wan was in water A LOT swimming around all furry and homeless looking. Also, one of the "doozy's" dreamt up by fans of Bioware to argue against the inclusion of swimming was about how light sabers and blasters don't work under water. And then Lucasarts blew that idea out of the water (pun intended) by having some episodes of "The Clone Wars" featured on Mon Cal, where Jedis were using their trusty sabers underwater. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cu6_MG9GasA Nice one LA
Supporter of having the following in the game: Full Control Space Combat, More Playable Species (not unlockable), Swimming, Sitting In Chairs, Planetary Day / Night Cycles and other MMORPG elements MMO's are not meant to be films, and neither should they be movie-studio set tours

EATtheDEAD

02.25.2012 , 04:51 PM \| #13	Quote
I can see where you guys are saying you don't care if there is swimming or not since the game revolves completely around killing mobs on terrain. But a lot of us other types of people who enjoy exploring or just messin around while being bored in game would enjoy some deep water to cruise around in. At least I would.
THERE WON'T BE A HEART LEFT BEATING! -Sith Warrior's only phrase

Cancrizans

02.25.2012 , 04:53 PM \| #14	Quote
IDK what is with this preoccupation with swimming. Some goof actually made a list of "all the things SWTOR doesn't have" or something along those lines, and listed lack of swimming near the top of the list. Really? REALLY??? So you found swimming in other games to be enjoyable? o.O You guys are too much.
Quote: Originally Posted by battlebug can you make sword in box light sword so sword come out when opened? then if sword is back after sword, use light saber on box, and saber will be boxed after sword is out.

EATtheDEAD

02.25.2012 , 04:53 PM \| #15	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Tarka Also, one of the "doozy's" dreamt up by fans of Bioware to argue against the inclusion of swimming was about how light sabers and blasters don't work under water. And then Lucasarts blew that idea out of the water (pun intended) by having some episodes of "The Clone Wars" featured on Mon Cal, where Jedis were using their trusty sabers underwater. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cu6_MG9GasA Nice one LA hahaha! awesome. I would be surprised if that sort of tech didn't work under water. A blade that can cut through anything in existance and reflect laser blasts, but water makes it completely unusable... hahaha
THERE WON'T BE A HEART LEFT BEATING! -Sith Warrior's only phrase

Tarka

02.25.2012 , 04:54 PM \| #16	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Andryah I agree. When they decide to put something out in the water, then they will also let you swim. That is a circular argument and a feeble one at that. Bioware put great emphasis on how SWTOR was going to encourage things like exploration. You don't need to have great big beasties to fight, just to justify the inclusion of swimming.
Supporter of having the following in the game: Full Control Space Combat, More Playable Species (not unlockable), Swimming, Sitting In Chairs, Planetary Day / Night Cycles and other MMORPG elements MMO's are not meant to be films, and neither should they be movie-studio set tours

Tarka

02.25.2012 , 04:55 PM \| #17	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Cancrizans IDK what is with this preoccupation with swimming. Some goof actually made a list of "all the things SWTOR doesn't have" or something along those lines, and listed lack of swimming near the top of the list. Really? REALLY??? So you found swimming in other games to be enjoyable? o.O You guys are too much. What's with certain peoples preoccupation with things like PVP, Operations or companions? Since when is it a crime to like things that others don't? In short, you are really in no position to ridicule others for liking something that you don't. Different strokes for different folks.
Supporter of having the following in the game: Full Control Space Combat, More Playable Species (not unlockable), Swimming, Sitting In Chairs, Planetary Day / Night Cycles and other MMORPG elements MMO's are not meant to be films, and neither should they be movie-studio set tours

Roechacca

02.25.2012 , 04:56 PM \| #18	Quote
Maybe BW is still making payments on the Hero Engine? Financing is the suxxors.

Tarka

02.25.2012 , 04:58 PM \| #19	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Roechacca Maybe BW is still making payments on the Hero Engine? Financing is the suxxors. According to the makers of the HeroEngine, bioware parted company with them about 3 years ago.
Supporter of having the following in the game: Full Control Space Combat, More Playable Species (not unlockable), Swimming, Sitting In Chairs, Planetary Day / Night Cycles and other MMORPG elements MMO's are not meant to be films, and neither should they be movie-studio set tours

Rotny

02.25.2012 , 04:59 PM \| #20	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Cancrizans IDK what is with this preoccupation with swimming. Some goof actually made a list of "all the things SWTOR doesn't have" or something along those lines, and listed lack of swimming near the top of the list. Really? REALLY??? So you found swimming in other games to be enjoyable? o.O You guys are too much. I suspect not many people acutally like swimming. Especially underwater combat, that was always annoying to me. The point is, it's there and it makes the game world feel real. Kinda like when you're walking around Coruscant, along those neat corridors that you can't ever deviate from... yeah Coruscant feels really fake. None of the SWTOR game environments feel immersive and "real", for lack of a better term, to me. Not one.

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