There are character swaps, and then there’s this—a full-blown Jaesa Willsaam overhaul for Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017). If you’ve ever wanted to bring the complex, Force-tormented Sith (or Jedi, depending on your SWTOR choices) into the heat of multiplayer lightsaber combat, you’re in for a treat. This mod doesn’t just replace Darth Maul—it erases him from existence and installs Jaesa Willsaam from Star Wars: The Old Republic in his place, complete with custom models, animations, voice lines, and even a themed lightsaber. It’s basically a Jaesa DLC… without the microtransaction guilt. Grab it here:Jaesa Willsaam SWTOR Mod for Battlefront II Who Is Jaesa Willsaam? Let’s get you caught up in case you skipped The Old Republic (rude, but okay):Jaesa Willsaam is a powerful Force-sensitive companion in SWTOR, initially a Jedi Padawan who can be seduced to the dark side—or preserved as a paragon of the light. She’s infamous for…
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Are UI Mods Killing MMORPGS?
In the world of MMORPGs, there are many tools designed to help us advance in the game more quickly and enjoy the game more. Mods and addons allow us to do this and often take on a life of their own with the many things they allow you to do in the game. UI mods are especially popular, changing the look of the user interface and allowing you to personalize your game like never before. I have been playing WoW since beta and long before the days of mods that currently rule the game. GameSpy has a really interesting piece about World of Warcraft mods and how they are affecting the game which has me thinking about how they affect MMORPGs in general and how we see them. Have we become dependent on these addons to enjoy our games fully? While I’ve been one to enjoy my fair share of…