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SW:TOR
- Thread starter Grunker
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Menckenstein
Lunacy of Caen: Todd Reaver
What does your droid's analyzer say about their sweat?
Drakron
Arcane
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Ah yes, the Cyborg race ... pretty fucking stupid and a example of laziness.
Of course races on TOR are useless, starting areas are set by class and there does not seem to be statistical differences ... you know what? WoW did it better, in fact if we take out the cutscenes and the voice acting we have a WoW clone and not a good one as at least starting areas were by race and we still had class specific quests.
Of course races on TOR are useless, starting areas are set by class and there does not seem to be statistical differences ... you know what? WoW did it better, in fact if we take out the cutscenes and the voice acting we have a WoW clone and not a good one as at least starting areas were by race and we still had class specific quests.
I remeber when Cyborgs where announced as a playable race and people started talking about playing with General Grievous-wannabes...men, those people must be really disapointed.
Vaarna_Aarne
Notorious Internet Vandal
No Star Wars game with race selection is any good if you can't be a Tusken Raider Jedi.
There is gear so you can look like a Tusken though.
Shannow
Waster of Time
"Who is trolling whom", ffs. What do they teach kids on school nowadays?
And as usual it's Racofer who is
True BROS learned with Metallica how to use "whom".
Shannow
Waster of Time
For whom the bell trolls?
Syril
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No i did not ask him nor anyone about it. I asked 'how does it feel to be milked out of your money' and stated 'SP games don't have monthly fees' AFAIK those 2 are different things.
Racofer is right, he was justifying himself.
Why do you lie Sergiu and SoupNazi ? Is it to reaffirm yourself that the value which you pay for a single player game monthly is somewhat meaningfull?
SuicideBunny
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because my grandfathers didn't create this society for nothing they created it so i could waste time on inane but expensive shit while laughing at those beneath me who couldn't afford the same inanities.
SoupNazi
Guest
Yeah - based on whether you're human or alien. There are a couple, not many, based on specific races too.
General Grievous = Cyborg. Hell, even Darth Vader can be considered a cyborg. Is just BioWare's lazy design that makes them look like a race of Lolborgs...
Besides, SW:TOR uses lot's of stuff from the expanded SW universe, like the Chriss race (blue skinned guys with red eyes), even thought the only important Chriss is Grand Admiral Thrawn.
There are way more cyborgs there, including this bro bellow, Lord Nax, that wields EIGHT lightsabers at once, to enrage anyone thinking grievou's and his 4 lightsabers was fan-service enough:
fuck that shit is stupid
That's why I stopped reading that stuff, is just a bunch of bad writers taking things to EXTREME levels...
If someone asked me what's good about SW expanded, I would say only 4 comic books: Thrawn Trilogy (the best one), Dark Empire Trilogy and the Tales of the Jedi Omnibus Vol. 1 & 2. Everything else feels like bad fanfiction with characters trying too hard to be cool.
The cyborgs you listed are distinctive, characteristic, and unique, whereas the ones in TOR are the most generic robots in the history of sci fi.
racofer
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