Everything fineeee......send help
Which army did you find more challenging? Separatists or Empire.
EDIT: Somone call Kenobi
Which army did you find more challenging? Separatists or Empire.
EDIT: Somone call Kenobi
Since Jedi: Fallen Order we've received excellent games.
Survivor, Outlaws, Zero Company and now Galactic Racer. From great stories to excellent replayability, the last handful of games have been enjoyable, full of new lore and concepts, and just overall. Fun to play.
It's been a great last few years for us, and it's only gonna keep going.
This is the Hu. Their rendition of this song (Black Thunder) was re-recorded in a new Star Wars language for JFO 🤘
I got a new controller with 4 back buttons and found this to be the most comfortable setting for me:
Bottom left & right = left and right bumpers respectively.
Top left = healing.
Top right = interact.
That made the game so much more comfortable to play!
P.S. no affiliation with the company. Just a recommendation on buttons arrangement :)
First of all, my PC specs:
RTX 5060 TI 16GB
Ryzen 5600x
16 GBs of RAM
Now, the question:
I've noticed that this game can suffer from annoying stuttering on PC—some people experience it, others don't; it seems to be a matter of luck? Is there any guaranteed fix?
How is the PS5 Pro version? Does it have any issues?
I know it will obviously look better on my PC, but I've seen the PS5 Pro version, and it doesn't look bad at all either.
Thanks in advance to everyone who takes the time to reply.
I’m not joking the entire segment of this game when I first played it in January of this year I could only think of this audio the entire time😭😭 anyways enjoy!! Costume, videography and vfx made by me!
The other day i was replaying the story for the 3rd time and as i was climbing the origin tree cal said something that broke my heart 💔
"I don't get it.. the clone wars..everything we did.. did any of it matter??"
Its self explanatory what he meant, he was basically asking himself the jedi had helped so much during the war so why was the gun turned on them and they were seen as the traitors who deserved their fate, he's disillusioned and confused - he can't understand how so many good deeds can just get swept under the rug and the galaxy not rewarding the jedi's authenticity.
My opinion on this is that a good act has to exist for its own sake, it doesn't matter if the galaxy thinks the jedi are traitors, the remaining jedi will eventually prove that idea wrong - not to mention that if cal or other jedi genuinely helped people from a terrible situation then those people will never forget it regardless of what the masses think of the jedi.
Also kashhyk is symbolic, i believe in lore its known to be the planet that reveals things about how someone truly feels.
What did you guys think of this line when you first heard it?