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Exploring the Droids of the Clone Wars in STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor

February 11, 2023February 11, 2023 Soeren Kamper

Star Wars jedi: Survivor is a single-player action-adventure video game that will release later in 2023. The game is set after the events of Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith and follows the journey of a young Jedi Knight, Cal Kestis, who is on the run from the Galactic Empire. Throughout the game, players encounter various droids, which are robotic servants and sometimes enemies in the Star Wars universe. These droids come in different shapes, sizes, and abilities, and each type of droid is unique in its own way. In this article, we will take a look at the droids featured in Star Wars jedi: Survivor and the role they played in the Clone Wars. B1 Battle Droids: The B1 Battle Droids are the standard infantry units of the Trade Federation and the Separatist army in the Clone Wars. They are programmed to follow orders and are…

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Delayed for Final Touch-Ups by EA

February 2, 2023February 2, 2023 Soeren Kamper

Fans of Star Wars and video games alike have been eagerly awaiting the release of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, a new action-packed adventure set in the iconic universe. However, Electronic Arts (EA) has announced a delay in the game’s release, citing the need for crucial extra polish time. According to EA, the delay will allow the development team to focus on fine-tuning the game’s mechanics, graphics, and overall user experience. The company has stated that the delay is a necessary step to ensure the highest quality product possible. Many fans have expressed disappointment at the news, but others understand the need for a delay in order to produce the best possible game. I’d rather wait a little longer for a great game than play something that’s rushed and not up to par,” said one fan on social media. EA has not yet released a new release date for Star Wars…

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor – Free

January 29, 2023January 29, 2023 Matt "ObiWaN" Hansen

Star Wars fans rejoice! The popular game “Star Wars Jedi: The Ultimate Survival Game” is now available for free. This action-packed adventure takes players on a journey as a Jedi, fighting against the evil Empire and surviving the harsh conditions of the galaxy. The game offers a unique blend of combat, exploration, and puzzle-solving, challenging players to use their skills and cunning to overcome obstacles and defeat enemies. With stunning graphics, atmospheric sound effects, and a deep storyline, “Star Wars Jedi: The Ultimate Survival Game” immerses players in the Star Wars universe like never before. One of the standout features of the game is its character customization, allowing players to create their own unique Jedi and tailor their abilities to suit their playstyle. Whether players prefer to rely on speed and agility, or prefer a more defensive approach, they can build their character to suit their preferences. The game also…

Revived Duels: ‘Star Wars Jedi Knight II’ Mod Brings Iconic Lightsaber Battles to Life

January 29, 2023January 29, 2023 Soeren Kamper

The classic Star Wars game “Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast” has received a new mod that brings the series’ iconic lightsaber duels to life. Released 20 years after the game’s original launch, the mod has been developed by dedicated fans and offers players the chance to relive some of the franchise’s most memorable battles. The mod features a wide range of improved combat mechanics and animations, as well as a plethora of new sound effects and music tracks taken directly from the Star Wars films. Players can engage in duels against classic characters like Darth Vader, Darth Maul, and even Yoda, each with their own unique fighting styles and abilities. In addition to the improved combat, the mod also includes a number of new maps and environments, allowing players to engage in lightsaber battles on planets like Mustafar, Tatooine, and even the Death Star. These maps have been beautifully recreated,…

How many Jedi survived order 66?

January 4, 2023January 4, 2023 Soeren Kamper

Order 66, also known as the Great Jedi Purge, was a key moment in the Star Wars franchise that occurred at the end of the Clone Wars. It was a directive issued by Supreme Chancellor Palpatine, secretly the Sith Lord Darth Sidious, to the clone troopers of the Grand Army of the Republic, ordering them to execute their Jedi Generals. This moment marked the end of the Republic and the beginning of the Galactic Empire, as the Jedi were essentially wiped out by the clones they had trusted as allies. But how many Jedi were able to survive this tragic event? According to an article from Collider, there were roughly 200,000 known Jedi at the time of the Clone Wars. This number includes both full-fledged Jedi Knights and Initiates in training. However, it is important to note that this number is likely an underestimation, as the Jedi Order was secretive…

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Will Have what some people call “Crude Language”

December 28, 2022December 28, 2022 Soeren Kamper

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is a highly anticipated game set in the Star Wars universe that has recently been announced to feature crude language. This includes the use of words like “damn” “bastard” and “hell,” which may come as a surprise to some fans of the franchise. Despite the inclusion of this mature content, the game will still maintain a moderate level of violence, similar to the previous game in the series. However, it has been revealed that limb cutting will now be present in the game, adding an even more intense element to the gameplay. According to the Singapore IMDA, the game is only suitable for players aged 16 and above. This rating suggests that the game may not be suitable for younger audiences due to its graphic content. Fans of the Star Wars franchise have mixed reactions to this announcement. Some are excited to see a more realistic…

Let’s play: Star Wars: Jedi Arena (1983) – Atari 2600

December 22, 2022December 22, 2022 Novara Skuara

Star Wars: Jedi Arena was a video game released for the Atari 2600 console in 1983. Developed by Parker Brothers and Lucasfilm Games (now known as LucasArts), the game was based on the popular Star Wars franchise and was designed to be a simple and accessible arcade-style experience for players. In the game, players control a Jedi Knight armed with a lightsaber, who must face off against a rival Jedi Knight in a duel to the death. The two Jedi knights are positioned on opposite ends of the arena, and the goal is to strike the other Jedi with your lightsaber while avoiding their attacks. Players can move their Jedi knight left and right along the bottom of the screen, and can also deflect incoming blaster bolts by pressing the fire button. One unique feature of Jedi Arena was the “force field” that surrounded the arena. This force field would…

Why Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Won’t Allow Dismemberment Too Often

November 8, 2019December 23, 2021 Editor

Despite the fact that every true Star Wars fan knows and respects the limb-slicing capabilities of a lightsaber – we really haven’t seen much of it in the franchise’s video games. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order isn’t going to break the cycle either, says Aaron Contreras, the narrative lead at Respawn Entertainment. While the developers recognize that players would love to have the ability to chop off arms and other body parts – Respawn states that they prefer to save this gruesome display of power for pivotal moments in the story itself. A sentiment that they believe follows the same climatic experiences of the Star Wars movies. Star Wars games have, for the most part, been pretty conservative when it comes to gore and extreme violence. A few key moments in campaigns feature some brutal lightsaber action, but not much else. There have been titles where the gore levels were…

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Interview Sheds Light on Game’s Dark Origins

November 3, 2019December 23, 2021 Editor

In an interview with STACK, Respawn Entertainment’s narrative lead, Aaron Contreras provided further details about the backstory behind Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, gameplay info, and more. Why Fallen Order is Set Shortly After Revenge of the Sith When asked about the timeline of the game, Contreras stated that the Respawn team decided to roll with a period just a few years past Revenge of the Sith because they found it to be one of the most intriguing ages in the Star Wars franchise. Aaron went on to say that due to the Empire having immense power throughout the galaxy during this time and Order 66 being in place, this period paved the way for a story based on an emerging hero – one that has to stay off the Empire’s radar and fighting to flee persecution. Why Force Players to Utilize a Specific Character? Aaron also shed a little…

We Want More Star Wars Games (But Without Jedi?)

July 29, 2019November 20, 2021 Lisa Clark

I think something we can all agree on is that we want more Star Wars games. I’ve been writing about it here for years and even more sadly, written about it each time an anticipated Star Wars game got canned. And honestly, it sucks. Which is why a lot of fans are excited about the latest Star Wars game on the way – Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. And there’s also that little Lego Star Wars game I keep talking about… But anyway, back to Fallen Order. It may be the next game we’re getting, but is it really the next Star Wars game fans wanted? Robert Endyo from Gameverse has a theory that Star Wars gamer fans want to see less Jedi. Gamers would also like games that would be great as eSports. This site provides the best strategies for e-sports betting. Here’s some of what he has to…

How can EA ensure Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is a success?

June 17, 2019November 14, 2021 Soeren Kamper

When video games based on movies get announced, they are often not greeted with high expectations from fans. This has been the case for many years, and there doesn’t appear to be any sign that things are changing, but there’s always been at least one exception. Star Wars video games have been on both sides of this debate, with titles like KOTOR, Battlefront and The Old Republic receiving critical acclaim, while others have ranged from mediocrity to outright awful. The next big title to hit the market will be Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, which was announced at E3 in 2018 and will be released towards the end of 2019. So, how can EA ensure that the latest franchise offering is a complete success? Here are some of our top suggestions that could help Fallen Order prevail and meet the expectations of those already waiting for it. Limit the bugs First impressions count for…

SWTOR Jedi Under Siege: State of the Galaxy

December 2, 2018November 5, 2021 Soeren Kamper

Here is some new story telling by Bioware to prepare us for the upcomming game update Jedi Under Siege Jedi Under Siege: State of the Galaxy Get up to speed on the state of the Star Wars™: The Old Republic™ galaxy in Sith Lord Lana Beniko’s latest intelligence report and find out more about the upcoming Game Update 5.10: Jedi Under Siege! ALLIANCE INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY 495-22 SUBJECT: STATUS AND DISPOSITION OF GALACTIC POLITICAL FACTIONS AUTHOR: BENIKO, LANA SUMMARY: War between the Galactic Republic and the Sith Empire is inevitable. While the Alliance cannot stand alone, both factions are eager to secure our allegiance; given the tremendous skill of the individuals in our ranks, we are far more desirable as friends than enemies. This provides us with an opportunity for continued operations and influence over galactic affairs while retaining functional autonomy. Sided with Jace Malcom and the Galactic Republic on Iokath DATA INPUT: Sided with…

Lenova is Updating Star Wars: Jedi Challenges

May 5, 2018October 29, 2021 Lisa Clark

Lenovo and Disney are rolling out a new mode for their Star Wars: Jedi Challenges game and this means you’re going to face off against your buds in lightsaber duels. How awesome is that?! Lenovo is rolling out an update to its Stars Wars: Jedi Challenges title that introduces local multiplayer. Lightsaber Versus Mode is a new feature that lets players battle their friends in AR lightsaber duels. Both players will need a Lenovo Mirage AR Headset, Lightsaber controller and a tracking beacon, costing $199. That’s a hefty investment for most people, unless you have a couple hundred bucks to blow, or you already have the set for other games and AR stuff. Lenova announced the news in a press release earlier today: “In Lightsaber Versus Mode, players are guided by visual cues indicating when and where to block, dodge, and strike,” Lenovo wrote. “As players face off, the battle increases in difficulty until one…

Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast VR with a Gamepad

September 3, 2017August 24, 2021 Lisa Clark

Who here loved Jedi Knight II: Outcast? I will raise my hand to that, for sure! It was an awesome game. In fact, it has been considered to be one of the best games in the Star Wars franchise history, so I am not alone in my love of it. They just don’t make them like they used to, right? Well, this new game mod let’s you experience the greatness of the game in VR (Raven). Talk about old meeting new! Modder Jochen Leopold has crafted a VR mod for the 2002 classic Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast. The mod itself is playable on the Oculus Rift and uses a gamepad for control instead of the Rift’s Oculus Touch controllers. Less than a month ago, the first Jedi Outcast VR version was released, but he’s not going to stop there. He’s still working on it and you can expect there…

Why Jedi Have To Be Trained So Young

April 23, 2017August 4, 2021 Lisa Clark

Why must Jedi initiates be taken away from their parents to be trained as Jedi at such a young age? We explain why this is and look at examples of when this did not occur and left students destined down a path of darkness. We also look at good examples when students who joined the order much later excelled in their duties as Jedi knights. Have you ever noticed how Jedi are always really young when they were trained? Many were taken from their homes and their families when they were just young children. So what is the reason for this? Some people think it’s because they want to get the Jedi before they love. This isn’t exactly the truth. While it’s true that they want to get them before they form attachments, this doesn’t mean they don’t want them to love. Love is okay – and even encouraged. But…

SWTOR: The Academy, Ep 15 – “Codes & Creeds”

May 21, 2016June 29, 2021 Lisa Clark

It’s that time again – time for another episode of The Academy. This one, episode 15, will tell you all about codes and creeds. There are many codes and creeds in the Star Wars universe so you will also see them throughout SWTOR. One of the first you will hear in the game is the Jedi Code: There is no death, there is only the Force. There is no emotion, there is peace. There is no ignorance, there is knowledge. There is no passion, there is serenity. There is no chaos, there is harmony. There is no death, there is the Force. They then go on to tell you the code of the Sith, which is basically the opposite of the Jedi Code. Peace is a lie, there is only passion. Through passion, I gain strength. Through strength, I gain power. Through power, I gain victory. Through victory, my chains…

The Korriban Sith Academy on Minecraft

April 5, 2015May 18, 2021 Lisa Clark

Check out the Korriban Sith Academy on Minecraft by Jedimonkey38: We have brought you these kinds of things before and we love it! As I said in a previous post, it’s a merging of two things I love – Minecraft and SWTOR – but in addition to that, I just love seeing the creativity of the gamers and fans. It’s really great to see people In the images you will see: The Main Entrance Side 1 Back View Side 2 The Statues at the entrance the lamp at the entrance the entryway The Imperial Guards bow before you The Obelisk The Main Area Tukata Pens The Jedi Prisoner A View of the Corridor The Interrogation Center Torture Devices The Cages for 3 lucky prisoners Cantina Lower Level Dorms Table Entrance to Blood Trial Thats Alot of Blood The Skulls The Library Another View One of the Offices Upper Level Table…

15 Reasons Why Jedi Knights Are Better than Pirates and Ninjas

October 7, 2013December 9, 2020 Editor

There are too many pirates and ninjas roaming the Interwebs for my liking, so it makes sense to examine specifically why Jedi Knights pwn both Ninjas and Pirates. 1. Ninjas and Pirates have to at least break a sweat to disarm each other. A Jedi Knight just has to think it and you’re screwed. 2. Ninjas may use stealth, but Jedi Knights can use the Force to make you freakin’ forget they were even there. In fact, with just a wave of a Jedi’s hand, you might end up finding yourself rocking back and forth outside a 7-11 while drooling profusely. 3. Seriously, can you name a ninja or pirate that is able to take out Sith Lord like Darth Maul, or a giant beast like the Rancor? I didn’t think so… 4. A sword used by a Pirate or a Ninja can be broken. Try and break a lightsaber. …

TOR TV: Fan made Jedi Consular Story Trailer

May 21, 2013October 24, 2020 Soeren Kamper

Youtube user Gabriel Deleon, made this Jedi Consular Story Trailer This is pretty well done and make me seriously want to play Consular now. The music really took me back to being a kid and playing KotOR. It evokes alot of depth. I really love some of the cutscenes in SWTOR. Now that I think of it, I wish the Jedi Knight had a slight touch of counselor added to the story. For instance you could find your own crystal as well, and not just get everything you needed… and all that jazz. Related Posts Course of the Force with Video ‘Nerdist’s Journey’Exploring the Blocky Realms of the Force: Minecraft Star Wars: Path of the JediSWTOR UK Community Event – April 5thFull Alderaan PVP Match on Video Star Wars video games: a look at fun minigames worth discoveringA New ‘Worms’ Game Is Coming in 2020!Changes to the Cartel Market — Monday March 25…

Jedi Knight Collection on Steam for $4.99!

February 12, 2012August 21, 2020 Lisa Clark

Every so often, usually on weekends, Steam gives us an awesome sale on some of the games we love the most. I’ve picked up so many great games for $5 or less on Steam over the years. It’s a fantastic way to build your video game collection. This weekend for one day only, the Jedi Knight Collection will be only $4.99 on Steam. This is an amazing steal for everything you get! If you miss this sale, don’t worry because you can still get the package deal for only $19.99 which saves you more than $12 on all of these great games. The Jedi Knight Collection on Steam includes: Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Outcast Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy Star Wars Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the Sith Star Wars: Dark Forces Related Posts May the schwartz be with you: Ewok KaraokeIn-game…

TOR TV: Jedi Knight lvl 1 – 5 with commentary

November 29, 2011August 16, 2020 Soeren Kamper

Jesse from OMFGaming have Jedi Knight gameplay video up now. The last two stories we did about Jesse and his video I said that I found him annoying. After Looking through more of his stuff, and watching the Trooper and Sith Inquisitor videos again, I take it back. The guy is absolutely amazing at what he do – playing games and comment on it. He is actually so good at the commenting that he make a living out out of it. Check out this sample video he made. Oh, and check out the Jedi beta play though below: Related Posts Republic Trooper checks in from PAXReplaying the Classics: TIE FighterBioware sent out their Official apology emailDeal of the day: Save 10% on Star Wars The Black Series Bo-Katan Kryze Premium Helmet Friday Update: Companion Character Dev BlogAnnouncing The Old Republic Weekend PassDisney Already Casting for Star Wars Live-Action TV Projects?SWTOR for the Holidays

Friday Update: Choose Your Side: Jedi Knight vs. Bounty Hunter

October 7, 2011August 13, 2020 Soeren Kamper

It’s another double header Friday update as we get to see BioWares first episode of the new four-part “Choose Your Side” video series, in which two classes are pitted against each other one on one. During the video members of the Star Wars: The Old Republic team choosing their favorite class in a one-on-one fight. The first episode pits the Jedi Knight against the Bounty Hunter. In “Choose Your Side,” members of the Star Wars™: The Old Republic™ development team debate the merits of the various in-game classes to see who will truly reign supreme. In the first installment in this four-part series, the noble Jedi Knight squares off against the nefarious Bounty Hunter. In support of the Jedi Knight is Senior Writer Hall Hood and Designer Austin Peckenpaugh, while Senior System Designer Pete Warner and Writer Randy Begel defend the Bounty Hunter. Take a look at the Jedi Knight…

Faction lore: Jedi Order

July 31, 2011August 8, 2020 Soeren Kamper

The Jedi Order was an ancient and noble monastic peacekeeping organization unified by its belief and observance of the Force. The Jedi were the guardians of peace and justice in the Galactic Republic, and became the most famous of the various groups that relied on the Force for their power. Led by a series of Jedi Councils, the Order grew over the millennia despite facing many trials, most often threats from the Sith, wielders of the dark side of the Force. Origins and brief history of the Order Since the beginning and most likely before the Galactic Republic, scientists had been studying the Force and its connection to midi-chlorians. This research was conducted most notably by the Paladins of the Chatos Academy, The Followers of Palawa and the Order of Dai Bendu, on planets like Ondos and Had Abbadon. The Jedi Order itself, however, began on Tython, where the brightest…

TOROCast: Jedi Immersion Event

December 15, 2010July 28, 2020 Soeren Kamper

TOROCast as promised has published a wealth of information from the Star Wars: The old republic Jedi Immersion Event. The guys got an Interview with Daniel Erickson that you can check out below, and a great job collecting player stats and NPC info: Nothing is more important to any MMO players efficiency than their stats and understanding how they affect your character. Min/maxxers especially care about stats since it is through stat optimization that we can set ourselves apart. Below you will find a complete breakdown of everything we learned from our playtime. Each level, main and primary go up by 4, secondary goes up by 1. It is possible that their is a rotation we can see this by looking at the increase in primary stats. So they go up by 4, then they go up by 4, then they go up by 3, and rotate like that. Unfortunately…