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I'm not sure if online is still an option, but it would be fun to meet up with some people on the forums and have a go at some dueling in the game. It's a bit dated but there's some seriously impressive user created maps, mods, and characters for this game. There's so much freedom in the game and what you can do with your character that not even TFU or TOR can even hope to compare too and I am willing to defend that for the life of me. I still argue that JK2 and JK3 are the best Star Wars / Jedi games out there in terms of modding, customization, combat and just general movement and playability. Tons of drama and anime / TV show / game character cutouts and not to mention superfluous dialogue, "tragic" backstories and little actions cam with it but still was incredibly fun. I loved playing online and role-playing on RPG Zone back in the day.
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So, anyone else out there have any awesome experiences in this game? Or even some cool mods theyd like to share?
#Jedi knight jedi academy realistic saber combat mod#
This isn't the mutilate mod, and this video is also 100% dismemberment, the lightsaber is even more extreme in this video than in the mod I am using. It's about as "realistic" as I think you could get to saber combat in any game. Fights could last 1 minute, or they could last 3 seconds. But at the same time, they can lop off your head pretty quick too if you aren't careful. There is some arcadey-feel that is lost when fighting Reborns or bosses, due to how volatile the sabers are. The mutilate mod really makes combat with the saber a lot closer to what would actually happen. If you don't have it, its only $10.00 on Steam! If anyone has this for PC, I suggest at least these 3 mods for one of the most immersive SW games I've played to date. Except there are way more limbs flying off than in my childhood haha. So, if I feel like rocking the robe halfway through a mission and then want to take it off, I can.) Ingame Appearance and Saber Menu (lets me change my costume or saber anytime I want. Dismemberment is almost always a guarantee but there is a percentage for each individual enemy as to where they are more susceptible to being dismembered, if you hit them in that area that is.) Something usually always gets lopped off on an enemy though. Mutilate (Causes limbs, heads, and sometimes torsos to be cut in half, to be lopped off at around 30-40% of the time. Jedi Costumization Plus (To give me extreme customization in my appearance) and I have to say, mods give it the best SW game experience ever.
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Of course, now that I own it for PC as opposed to Xbox, I could use mods. Between now and then, Team Beef is planning regular updates that will add more levels and features.Īlso in the cards is a Quest 2 port of Jedi Outcast’s sequel, Jedi Academy.Started playing this for PC after not playing it for almost a decade.
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The full release will be made available to everyone for free, and that is currently expected to happen early next year. The demo is only available to those who are subscribed to Team Beef’s mid-tier or higher on Patreon.
It has to be said, though, that the dismemberment of stormtroopers in Jedi Knight II – Jedi Outcast looks particularly satisfying in VR. It provides a glimpse of the motion-controlled lightsaber combat, including quite a lot of acrobatics.
The video (embedded below) features snippets from the investigation of an Imperial base. Team Beef has released the first playable early access demo for the project to its Patreon supporters, alongside a short video showing off the mod in action. An experienced team of modders is working to port the classic game Star Wars: Jedi Knight II – Jedi Outcast to the Meta Quest 2 platform, with full VR support.
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