forsystem.blogg.se

While JA's levels can swing the other way and be a bit too short and simplistic, at least they're consistently fun to play through. Toodles!") Even worse is when it does both simultaneously, like jump puzzles over bottomless pits or that godawful stealth segment. When the game's not trying to stump you with obtuse environmental puzzles that require walkthroughs to solve it's killing you over and over with cheap death traps ("oh, you finally got your lightsaber? Want to go to town on some baddies with it? Well here's a bunch of snipers with weapons that you can't dodge or deflect yet. I have always prefered Jedi Outcast over Academy, it was better paced and had better levels. On the other hand, the level design in JO is absolutely maddening at times. Seriously, some of the dual and saber staff moves are essentially "I win" buttons. There's also an elegant simplicity to single saber combat only, with no overly crazy or overpowered stunts. I've never been a fan of the whole "resurrecting Marka Ragnos" story line either. Jaden Korr can't hold a candle to him on account of his/her role as a self-insert for the player, and Rosh Penin is absolutely unbearable.

Kyle Katarn is one of my all time favorite EU/Legends characters. On the one hand I prefer the story and cast in JO.