Bloody Tearz

Piccolo a écrit : Beaucoup de nouvelles intéressantes
Le vaisseau personnel, c'est une putain de bonne surprise. Je vois déjà mon jedi consulaire entouré de ses servantes twi'lek occupé à fabriquer des robots débiles dans son hangar.
De plus l'interview me rassure sur le côté multiplayer, je craignais que ça finisse en une espèce de mmo solo

Yohko a écrit : Ce qui m'étonne un peu ce sont les archétypes disponibles, on est loin des tank, heal, caster et melee de wow.

If four players group to enter an instance and none of them was a healer they could each get out a companion that could heal which would in effect give 4 healers to see you through an instance

James Ohlen: The types of lightsabers they use: the staff saber is restricted to the Inquisitor, while the dual lightsabers are for the Warrior

So as the Jedi Knight, you can decide to go down more of a heavily-armored path where you have a single lightsaber, you have heavy armor, and you're more of a tank character who goes in there and absorbs damage. Or you can go down a path where you're much more of a DPS guy; where you're wielding double lightsabers and it is much more about dealing out damage fast. And each of the classes has that choice. It kind of allows us to give more class choice later on in the game.

Piccolo a écrit : On n'a pas le droit d'aimer mais on a bien le droit de baiser !

How rare that I see a question I'm allowed to answer!

Following the decimation of the Jedi Order as revealed in Knights of the Old Republic 2, the Jedi were forced to bend and rethink many of their restrictions in order to rebuild. There is no denying that Force sensitivity can run strongly in particular bloodlines and so for a brief period of history it was allowable to romance, marry and have children much like anyone else. After a series of horrific feuds and padawans lost to the dark side in the following century, however, the Jedi once again tightened their rules. In the time of The Old Republic it is permissible to have children and even to marry within the order but only with direct permission from the Jedi Council. To be granted permission the Jedi must prove a perfect detachment and serenity, basically that he or she does not care more about their prospective spouse or parent of their child than they do about any other Jedi. Permission is very rarely granted but the rule has become something of a release valve, both relaxing the order from the oppression of earlier years and often bringing budding romances to the surface so they can be dealt with by Jedi Masters.

Kaosi a écrit : http://e3.g4tv.com/videos/46527/E3-2010 ... mbat-Demo/

Trooper en ranged tank, Consulaire en tant que healer, Contrebandier et Jedi Knight en tant que dps.

Kaosi a écrit : Ou faire comme tout le monde, le cacher !

Sinon, à la base, l'interdiction des relations entre Jedi est toute récente dans Kotor premier du nom. En effet, elle est décrétée pour la première fois dans le comic Knight of the Old Republic qui se déroule une dizaines d'années avant le jeu et n'était que très relativement respecté. Par la suite, la plupart des Jedi ont tous connus une ou plusieurs relations amoureuses (même Obi-Wan, c'est pour dire !).