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wonder how much of the planet you can explore |
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Waiting for new planets! |
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There will be 4 planets or there will be more? And yes what about spaceship battles? |
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im pretty sure theres going to be more than just 4 planets. afterall, the sith control corruscant. |
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What about battles in outer space with spaceships????? Will this game iclude it? |
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hello,if you want to join the vendrex army click my avatar and say what you want to be.you'll be happy you did. |
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I heard Drew Karpyshyn is going to be working on The Old Republic as well. He was the lead writer for the first Star wars: Knights of the Old Republic and he wrote the Darth Bane and Mass Effect novels. I can't wait to see what he is able to put into the game. -Vode An |
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I think Hoth would be cool to explore in TOR, but I don't think it was really discovered until the Rebel Alliance put some obscure base on it 3000 years later. Tython, Ord Mantell sound pretty awesome. I think Kessel would be sweet. Maybe some kind of jungle planet. But not Kashyyyk. I dunno. Maybe Kashyyyk. |
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hello? is every one forgetting dantooine? it was central in both KOTORs and was a planet in the webcomic. I think they will include it in the game. |
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Yavin 4 would be a good jungle planet, especially becuase of the history behind the Exar Kun War and all of the various Massassi temples to explore. |
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