How to Kill Jedi Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 9 окт 2017
- HK-47 dispenses advice and instructions on how to effectively fight and kill Jedi. These tips and tricks are not only limited to Jedi however, but can be effective against any force user., be it Jedi, Sith, or anything in between. However, certain aspects may prove more effective against force users that adhere more to one side of the force.
Take note that this is basically a remake of tehPrincessJ video "KotOR 2 HK-47: How to Kill Jedi"
Also I decided to slip in a little something in this video. It's not subtle.
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HK47 can publish a book about Jedi killing 101 and I would buy that book. What an entertaining droid. Definitely worth the repair skill points.
It'd be called SILLY JEDI! Statement: 2,563 ways of butchering force sensitive meatbags. By HK-47
I would buy that.
@@superdougie4637 when will it be published? Lmao
"HK's Guide To Killing Magical Meatbags" *ft. Atton the meatbag*
Boba fett and HK47
"to kill a jedi, you have to be a human being" - God damn if that didn't just blow my mind.
Alex Fallon, so that would be the dark wraiths of Londor?
HK-47 is my favorite professor of Killing Jedi 101.
Yeah I agree
Atton is a close second
He still alive and well on mustafar
HK-47 is the GOAT of Droids
"In addition to traps, mines, and orbital bombardment..."
LMAO, that third one caught me off-guard. Trickery and subtlety, followed by regional eradication of a planetary surface by capital ship turbolasers. Yup, totally related, and not at all a completely different type of engagement altogether.
This is why we don’t go to Taris
Kosickle I'm now imagining hk-47 critisizing malak on his lack of subtlety.
No kill like overkill, right?
The three are related. They all get the job done lol.
Exterminatus sounds right up his alley.
and that is how you do an excellent robot character.
srmayinn gotta be honest, I always found C3PO pretty annoying. HK47 is a hilariously sarcastic ass. I love it.
My family: Make sure you give your little brother advice that will help him in life!
My advice:
Darth Sidius- Write that down Vader! Write that down!
It only just occurred to me, but this conversation implies Revan subjected the Exile to Malachor V knowing full well what it would do to them. Revan clearly understood the Exile’s force bond, perhaps better than even the Exile, and still chose the Exile to be the one to use the Shadow Generator. Makes you wonder if Revan understood the wound they’d be creating in the force, or if it was just a random act of cruelty to inflict so much pain on one person.
According to Kreia when confronting the Jedi Masters, Revan knew all about Force wounds and how to make them. Then he also used them. Primarily to convert Jedi. After what happened to the Exile, Malak wanted to kill her. But Revan wanted the Jedi Masters to see her. Possibly to demoralize them by presenting her as symbol of their failure, both for their actions during the war and their religion. It's comparable to when a highly religious person visits a heavily atheistic, yet prosperous country. The Jedi Masters can't conceive of a life without the Force, and yet there's the Exile. Pain? Perhaps. But perhaps it was worth it. It was only through that pain that The Exile was able to disconnect from the Force and see the world in a way that no one has. A world without the Force.
This conversation cross-references other stuff in the game, like mentioning Jedi breath control against poison gas (used on Nar Shaddaa), and Revan's assassins who could hide their minds (Atton).
If you get the HK factory mod, it's constantly pointed out that the defense of the factory are built against Jedi only. If you plan on getting it, spoilers ahead
Hk-47 infiltrate the place is barely effected by the majority of the traps. All over the place, there are only poison mines and poison grenades (which obviously doesn't matter to a robot)
Breath Control or a Breath mask more than nullifies the the effects if a Jedi were to go in the base.
@@iceomistar4302 If that poison gas worked through skin contact (like '47 recommends to the exile) the jedi would still be boned. At that point you'd need an environmental suit to bypass the worst of the traps and all it'd take is one lucky shot from an HK unit to breach the suit's chemical seal.
@@StarSage66 There are still techniques where jedi in the expanded universe could theoretically protect themselves against disease and poisons by purging it from their systems
Gotta love the Restored Content Mod doing this.
An NPC that expounds on for seven whole minutes on the subject of killing Jedi.
This is why KOTOR I/II are some of the greatest games of all time.
Uhh he’s not an npc bro. You can play as hk-47 in both kotor games.
@@mr.b4494 no, hk was cut from kotor 2 (you can play as him with restoration mods) but nonetheless base game / console gamers cannot do such a thing.
@@lmCobraTate HK-47 was not cut from KOTOR2, it was his side mission to do something about the HK-50s that was cut. This entire conversation is in the game without mods on the original Xbox version.
Remember, "A blaster shot to the thorat is often the best way of silencing Jedi hypocrisy"
I would love it if someone took this audio, and played it over scenes or moments from across the Star Wars franchise that fit with HK-47's descriptions and explanations on how to best take down a Jedi.
That would make for a profound experience.
"to kill a jedi, you have to be a human being" While clones march on the Jedi Temple.
@@draexian530 technically the clones are copy paste Jango dna
@@zombry2178 A man is not the sum of his components, but the remainder after all the wear we endure. The clones have lived, felt, killed, loved, grieved seen and been seen. They are men as much as any Jedi, Sith, or smuggler.
@@draexian530 that is true
this robot just talked about killing jedi for 7 minutes
He certainly did.
Too bad you can’t put some of HK-47’s more fun techniques to practice in-game. Like maybe somehow killing queen Talia before fighting master Kavar and turning what’s left of her troops on him. Or putting Zez Kai-Ell in a situation to protect the slaves on Nar Shaddaa at the cost of his own life or letting them die and getting him to doubt himself by thinking he failed as a Jedi (after already having his and their doubts about their actions leading up to kotor 2). Or hell even making master Vrook suffer by casually killing minister Adare in front of him and getting him to fight the Exile in a not so Jedi-like manner. If Obsidian had more time, it would’ve been neat to see if they could’ve incorporated any of that into the game. Still though, kotor 2 is one of my favorite games of all time so having what we got is something I’ll always appreciate.
HK’s tips were probably clues from cut content. There was entire planets cuts so why not tactics
Honestly, if Obsidian were given enough time to make the game what they'd hoped it'd be, we might've got some of those amazing options.
Well, TCLRCM very vaguely added the gas attacks being effective. It's a minor thing but, in the HK factory, there are actually gas mines placed in the factory. They can't do damage to HK, and you can't bring human companions that CAN be poisoned into the factory, so it literally just exists as a bit of wordless storytelling that shows the factory was Jedi/Sentient-proofed.
So the force is a metaphor for connection to others. The exile lost her connection to the force when everyone she had fought with died at Malachor V, Kreia was stripped of the force when she was betrayed by her students. Only in each other did they get their connection to the force back. Oddly beautiful.
I hate to be THAT guy, but… No it’s not.
The Force is an energy field that surrounds us and binds us together, not a metaphor for connecting to others.
Because if it were that case, how come Darth Vader’s still the most powerful Force User in the OT trilogy, when everything he’s fought for and all of his connections (the Jedi, Obi-Wan, Padmé, his kids he didn’t even know existed until 20 years later) are either dead or missing? If we went by the logic of the Foce being a metaphor for connections, then wouldn’t he just be a man in a big suit on Life Support since he lost everything?
@@L1z43vr I'm not particularly interested in the main movies, I'm interested in what KOTOR 2 and it's writers were going for. They obviously had a different idea in mind for what the force is, and in my opinion it's far more interesting.
@@L1z43vr Well you could argue there are a number of reasons Vader still would have a connection to the Force in this concept, he would have the connection with the Emperor, he would have a connection to those that he lost because of the guilt he'd feel at being responsible for their deaths, and he would also embrace the pain and guilt he feels because of his self hatred and belief that he deserves to be punished. The Exile lost her connection to the Force more along the lines of it being a mental block, sort of like a repressed memory, because all she would feel in the absence of all those she was connected to is an empty void, a gaping wound... which is how she was described as being in the Force by those who met her before she had regained her connection. If you believe that idea, then it wouldn't apply to Vader as an example, because if he felt the pain and the void he would believe he deserves that, and he would embrace the pain believing it would make him stronger in the Dark Side.
To be fair this is all just headcanon, but in this new era of Disney owned Star Wars it's kind of mandatory, otherwise you have to deal with a *lot* of garbage. Jar Jar is the key to all this.
The funny thing is how much of this comes in handy in other games, such as the Jedi Knight series. Tossing Thermal Detonators at members of the Cult of Ragnos and keeping Force Absorb and Force Protection active makes a ton of fights so much easier. XD
Interesting. I haven't played the Jedi Knight series yet.
@@PapitoQinn Even on the highest difficulty, the regular cultists of Ragnos don't have/use things like Force Push, so you can just lob a grenade at them and they die in one explosion. Far easier than going in for an honorable lightsaber duel. XD
I once played the PlayStation 2 version of Star Wars Battlefront 2. I played it until it no longer worked and, in my experience, facing those who used lightsabers, I found that a direct attack was ill-advised. Blasters (even rapid-fire) rocket launchers aimed directly at them, and close combat were bad ideas which quickly resulted in death. I found that the best way to attack was indirectly. Aim a rocket, grenade, or mine at their feet or the area around them for example and they cannot deflect it back with their lightsaber. The concussive force and the blast will damage or kill them without them being able to stop it. They can only respond to attacks that directly target them and not things that cause them to be merely collateral damage as opposed to being the direct target.
Hope you try out the four Dark Forces Saga games (five, if you count the Mysteries of the Sith expansion for JK: DF II) eventually, Master Quin.
Force speed is a great weapon to use on a group of stormtroopers, especially combined with push and well placed detonation pack
In Dragon Age, to use the Templar's anti-magic abilities you need to be mundane, because the Lyrium exposure would kill a mage.
In Star Wars, to be the best at assassinating force sensitives, you need to not be force-sensitive yourself to best take advantage of the technique.
It's nice that powers you get randomly assigned at birth actually have some weaknesses and drawbacks, instead of just making you better in every way.
More fascinating is that he says that in order to hunt Jedi you need to be a human being. You need to be the exact thing that Jedi try so hard not to be.
I graduated from HK-47 University. The head professor is the greatest. He is wise and full of wisdom and experience.
Plagueis: "My apprentice, I have finally done it! I have created new life using only the-"
Sideous: "Yeah, okay, but this droid has some good points."
"If I see one more idiot attacking a Jedi with blaster pistol, then I'll kill them myself"
I see HK-47 is going after the Disney Star Wars writers
When you need jedi purge just send HK-47 you don't need a sith lord
In legends he is alive during the time of the empire....however he’s been reduced to a head wired into the eben hawk and kills anyone who gets close
@@kainthedragoon8081 Wait what? Where?
" MINES are also effective, since many Jedi will run to meet you in hand to hand combat." That's EXACTLY how i defeated Darth Malak in KOTOR 1 (i didn't invest many skills points on Lightsaber combat, and , EXACTLY like HK said, pistols are stupid agains force users XD)
Master rapid fire and a big chain gun dealt with Malak pretty quickly.
Hideaki Akio
I have never once played a Kotor without robes and lightsabers. I’m curious to try though. Is the combat any harder? I’d like to not be OP in Kotor for a change lol.
Man, I beat Malak by just cheesing him with health items and stims. That’s basically what he did with those dying Jedi, so I don’t feel bad
I bought the electrical immunity belt on yavin station expansion. 3/4 of malak's damage out is him spamming force lightning. Learned the death field talent an stole all his heath power up from the frozen jedi he had in cryo stasis
Grenades here, also effective!
I love how HK is almost a direct vision into the mind of Revan (not counting what BioWare die with him later on). Not good, not evil, but calculating. Not devoid of sympathy, but not consumed by it.
The shadow of Revan is simply terrible
@@Oodelallywhat happens in that? I was always intrigued but never played swotor
@@ArtificialVik his soul basically split into his “good” and “bad” sides
Seemed like a way to step around the grey notations established IMO
Rip that next to nobody took this lesson to heart in the future
“Silly Jedi”
😂 😂 😂
What HK 47 says about the Jedi needing a calm state of mind to harness their full potential is true, In the novel Riptide when Jaden Korr was fighting a clone of Kam Solusar named Alpha he was mentally unbalanced due to his fear and doubt of his own use of Darkside abilities like Force lighting and could not tap into the power needed to defeat Alpha more easily, also Jedi Master Roan Shryne in the novel Dark Lord Rise of Darth Vader was defeated by a inexperienced Darth Vader because of his unbalanced mental and emotional state hindering his tactical sensibilities and inhibiting his use of the force to his full potential. Another example though not directly related is Grandmaster Luke Skywalker in the Legacy of the Force and Fate of the Jedi series, where his biggest weakness was his reluctance to tap into his full power when dealing with threats, being too afraid of falling to the Darkside similar to Jaden Korr and therefore refrained from using much of his full power always holding back when he should have used his powers more proactively. Jaden Korr eventually overcomes this and surmises that using dark side powers won't turn him to the dark side and was able to use his full array of abilities uninhibited. Luke on the other hand never fully overcame this fear, unleashing his true power only when facing Abeloth and doing so reluctantly as I recall.
Thank you HK.
So, to distract a jedi I just need to think about dirty thoughts. Thanks for the tip HK-47!
On that note, putting in the order 66 scene was a nice touch. Wonder if Darth Sidious learnt from the master himself?
Statement: HK-47 could landed the groundwork for the concept of a "tactical droid" if we think about it.
Why can't Disney hire the writers for kotor. there's like 10 movies worth in kotor I/II. too deep i guess
Disney can certainly do that. Perhaps the writers they have now are fully capable of writing something akin to KOTOR, but they can't. Because of your last sentence. An online television show might be able to get away with it, but not a full feature. They are trying to make movies, not film. If KOTOR 2 was a movie they would lose money because too many people would walk out confused, going: "What just happened? I don't get it. Where am I?"
haha i said those same things walking out of TLJ.. "What just happened? I don't get it. Where am I?"
Which is exactly why TLJ was the KOTOR II of the cinema aspect of the franchise. Brilliantly written, criminally underappreciated.
It was absolutely not a massive flop, what the fuck are you talking about?
Your critiques are as brainless as they are unoriginal.
I hope TLJ was the last straw for you, as it was for some other morons. We won't miss you.
2cwldys "Not a film, Lucasfilm was named Lucas'film' for a reason." That is hands down the most pretentious, hollow sentence i've ever read in my entire life.
This entire response was as nonsensical as the one it purports to defend. The only thing that's clear from your rambling mess of a reply is that you would be unsatisfied with anything that didn't jerk off the Legends canon. All I hope is that you people don't hold back new ideas, and new ways of doing things.
Revan probably had the time of his life when he made HK47
This has shifted my perspective of the jedi.
High ground ✔️ Aratech sniper rifle with a tri-light scope ✔️
Now to find a knee
An informative presentation from a lovable assassin. No wonder this video has 0 dislike!
Pointing it out is what usually leads to it happening.
Papito Qinn a year passed, yet no dislikes
@@LaoWaiLego not me but whoops
Correction: 5 Jedi Meatbags have since disliked the video
@@PapitoQinn In retrospec, you're right. But back then, it was so impressive I just had to say it 😂😂😂😂😂
Shotguns. Battlefront II 2005 proved their worth with Clone Engineers wielding them during Operation: Knightfall, although they also had a hard time doing double duty with, I don't know, "fixing" and probably scanning the Jedi Temple library holocrons.
"If I see one more idiot attacking a Jedi with a blaster pistol, I'll shoot them myself." You wouldn't say that to an idiot with full Precise Shot and dual wield expertise. Jedi are less likely to deflect blasts, so even Kreia has a hard time competing with that.
Doubt it kreia in limiter off darth traya fought with 3 floating lightsaber with advance force capability. Dual wield pistol will have problem with that.
@@RePhantomz Not really. I know by experience that even those lightsabers will be destroyed with two Zabrak blasters and one skilled enough with such guns. I defeated Traya blasters only.
Hk 47 would have a stroke watching Rex vs pong krell and Rex would be shot by him immediately
Ah, but then you aren't an idiot - you're a skilled idiot.
Jango Fett: “How about TWO blaster pistols?”
HK-47 says fear is not an effective emotion for sith, centuries later the ghost of a sith lord will tell me it's the chief emotion of the darkside
How did that work out for him in life?
@@turgius9331 Fear is the call to the darkside but experienced dark side users rarely feel it. Once you go deep into the dark side of the force fear is a distant memory. You no longer fear things like death, powerlessness or loss since being a powerful dark side user grants you the abilities to conquer or bypass such things. The teachings of the sith actually encourage you to turn your fear into hatred or pain since such emotions are more powerful (kill your loved ones, for example).
Sith Lords are way past being afraid in spur of the moment situations, like survival based fear. That is what HK 47 is talking about.
Greeting I am HK-47 Droid I am specialized in 50 million ways of Aggressive Negotiation, and the Dismantling of Meatbags
Jedi are just not mental built to handle war it seems the last thing HK brought up about how it affected the Exile has me wondering. She didn't really have to go to the edge of space like Mical said the Jedi can't enforce exile so it was her own choice to do so it's been said she did that to forget war. The loss of her troops and fellow Jedi had a huge affect on her just like HK said not to mention she gave the nod to use the Mass Shadow Generator. Ok I'm not sure where I'm going with this I'm kinda just rambling i guess i just wanted to see or hear more about what she did in exile and her thoughts on the war and all that that would have been cool. Basically to see how she had change since before the war i also wish we could have seen more backstory from her to defiantly alot of story in those two areas of her life we don't know much about.
If she wanted to avoid her memories of war, she'd have stayed somewhere in the core. The rim world's were most effected by the war.
I think it's more likely that a LS exile would have continued on the path of helping and protecting the innocent. She may not even have been fully aware of it. Her Jedi teachings still being a part of her and all.
A DS exile on the other hand probably would have considered the outer rim a prime target to build some sort of power base. Exploit those who are already weakened by war.
I think she definitely wanted to hear and accept the verdict of the Jedi Council. If she didn't, then why return at all? Nobody else did, she was the only one of Revan's jedi who came back to be judged. My theory is that after wiping out so many of her own troops, she didn't know what was right anymore and was just willing to submit to any kind of authority to gain back some sense of right and wrong.
I always found this aspect of KOTOR funny.
The franchise has sorta conditioned us into seeing jedi and force wielded as superior or more capable than normal humans and droids, But KOTOR kinda flips this concept on its head, And shows that for all the power the force can give someone, It gives them weaknesses that can be exploited ten fold. In the end, While Normal people are rather base. They can overcome the Jedi or sith through sheer will, Tactic, And determination
As shoddy as that film is, Batman vs. Superman had great show of exploiting known weakness and strength of foe way above your own weight class: grenade launcher shoots a grenade at someone who can grab it from flight. As that grab happens it delivers known weakness to target making them vulnerable to other avenue of attack. Same can be applied against Force-users as well and they are way below Superman in how dangerous they are.
Realistically this is bs to me. Jedi like Superman shouldn't be hindered or inhibited by the violent methods of normal people, in fact them being superhuman should transcend the petty human condition and be superior to them in every human aspect including, physical and supernatural prowess, intelligence, mental capabilities and decision making, and unstoppable determination.
@@sonicsucks20 Yet it always goes back to very violent methods employed by everyone else.
@@sonicsucks20their ability to use power does not make them powerful though. Jedi aren’t like Superman; where they have power innate to themselves, rather they have an innate propensity to draw upon the Force and feel a connection to an esoteric and otherworldly sort of power independent to them.
While a Jedi tends to be more capable and perceptive than a normal human, it must be noted that they are also more sensitive to changes in the force, and they are in a sense reliant on the force. For example; When a normal guy turns evil in the Star Wars Universe, they just turn evil of their own choice. When a Jedi turns evil however, they decay physically and lose themselves in Darkside energy, because they’re super sensitive to the force, both light and dark; and their personalities change more dramatically, like they’re puppets
Also notice how all of HKs tactics use the element of surprise. Most people are used to not being in control of their circumstances, but the second you make a Jedi question their ability to predict your actions, you’ve essentially kneecapped them, as they are not used to having their center thrown off.
@@noriyakigumble3011 Indeed, I often find that looking at the Jedi, their reliance on the force can be as much a hindrance as a help. For example, your statement regarding them being more vulnerable to being surprised and changes to my perspective comes back to the force in part. The Jedi say that the future is always in motion, yet it seems that when it comes to both battles and moments of contemplation, their first reaction is to rely on the force for guidance. In battle it increases their reflexes, and it gives them hints of what their opponents will do which is a valuable asset in a situation where even a second can determine life and death. Likewise, when contemplating a course of action, they try to use the force for guidance or to look into the future. I have heard some commenters claim that at times Jedi can at their worst moments seem incapable of thinking and I wonder if that is partly the case, if their reliance on the force for guidance sometimes makes them forget that they are living beings who can make judgements of their own. It is why at times when the dark side seems to hinder their powers or when in a situation where they are not calm or taken by surprise or in the case of the exile when they cannot access the force, they seem diminished. Their greatest power becomes their greatest weakness when they cannot utilize it. I should point out that while normal individuals do not possess the abilities of the Jedi, there are those who are capable of predicting or guessing the outcomes of certain actions or circumstances even without the force. Generals try to determine the outcomes that lead to victory, business leaders try to decide the outcomes which will increase their business and make more money etc.
In addition, I would like to state that the commenter whom you replied to makes a conclusion that I am sad to say is more common than I would like. There are those who believe that individuals who are stronger than normal human beings effectively become incapable of being bothered, shaken, or troubled by issues that may affect normal human beings. That somehow the power whether it be physical, mental, emotional, or any mixture that makes them "Stronger" effectively renders them separate from human concerns or troubles. I have found in various works of fiction that not only do these human conditions that are labeled as petty remain, but they can in fact be more difficult for one reason or another due to whatever causes these characters to be labeled as superhuman. The fact that they are considered so powerful can at times be a detriment to others in reality or in fiction seeing this. Often being extremely powerful can also come with its own problems or issues which they need to navigate. Just my two cents.
Me: Can you teach me how to kill a jedi (Totally not going to use against sith)
HK with darkside points: oh ok
I could listen to hk talking about killing things all day
Thanks, HK-47
Its my favorite DROID!
Awesome vid Papito! KOTOR II was fantastic, I really need to get around to playing the restored version.
Anyone else want an HK-47 and Legion from Mass Effect crossover?
Ahh HK-47, my favorite droid of all time. Such a great droid to chat with 😂
We need a series from HK47 which would be awesome. Best droid ever
4:37 As a reminder, KOTOR2 came out at the end of 2004.
Star wars has an assassin with the number 47
The assassin in hitman is number 47
Coincidence ?
Possibly a coincidence. HK-47 was named after the AK-47 assault rifle. The developers may have had the comparison to Hitman in the back of their minds though.
It's funny though because I like to call HK-47: Heckler und Koch 47.
Semaj IsmE he does look like Tom hardy
@@TurKlack - I'll call him like that from now on.
@@TurKlack Congratulations, you now have a legacy.
2 years, and no dislikes. Ya'll know why
Because no one would dare since HK 47 speaks the truth
I hate to be that guy but.... Theres a single dislike now
doesn't matter. HK held of those meatbags for a long time
Using cover, huh? In KotorII Right! Okay! RIGHT! OKAY! Obsidian you remember the game your working on?
When will be his next lecture?
Preferable to the version with constant thunder and rain in the background lmao
Shout outs to thePrincessJ
Who is here after the atrocity that is the acolyte? This is how you kill Jedi, so many people are acting like it’s such a shock when this was standard back then.
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How to kill a Jedi, with heavy focus on traps (Revan), mines (HK-series assassin droids) and orbital bombardment (Malak)
The clone troopers before executing order 66 watched this video
HK-47 vs 20 T-800 Terminators. Who wins?
Statement: Not much of a contest really.
Not much contest...even 1 T-800 can destroy HK-47.
@@Commander_Shepard. statistically maybe. But I'm pretty sure Blasters can inflict sufficient damage on T-800s that HK-47 has a chance at range.
how to kill a jedi - Hire Ryan Johnson
"How to kill a fanbase." Make any star wars movie that doesn't just suck the cock of the OT.
@@christianfaux736 Ya know, the base of an actually good film would have been for it to have simply either done its own thing from the start and putting in the legwork to justify it's plot beats, rather than a fatass that still rips from the ot wholecloth while shouting subversion as a defense.
Ironic thing to say because The Last Jedi had some heavy inspirations from KOTOR2
Commander Shepard and there are thousands of incomprehensible child drawings pinned to fridges that are inspired by great works of art. inspiration doesn't mean much if you do not have the talent or skill or even a kindergarten level of understanding of the subject matter.
@@NameIsDoc Sure if you judge all his work from a few stupid shit like Rose or Holdo' character. But his Luke-Kylo-Rey storyline on its own was amazing. Luke speaking of the Jedi hubris, how his legends dramatize the actual person he is, the different point of views of Luke and Kylo on the day Jedi temple fell, Rey being a nobody (Just like Kreia mocks of expecting a "great revelation") It's obviously not as deep as KOTOR2, but compared to other movies it did pretty great job at making an actual unique story and character arcs. Definitely way better that JJ Abrams fan service garbage, and some of Non-Canon Legends did with Luke's character.
Class dismissed.
This Droid destroyed “The Acolyte” plot in just 7:35 mins 😂
Atton too kinda.
Silly Jedi!
Silly Jedi.
Soon, in the future, meatbags will be Mockery slang of cyborg human to non-cyborg
7min of Star Wars better than all of Didney Warz.
huh, a droid that understands the force.
Assassination and theory of assassination are HK-47's primary functions. It also hears really well.
And than I look at any Show Failoni made and realize: He never thought it through. Well frankly if you are aware of the shit he says in interviews than you'd notice he doesn't think much anyways.
Somebody at Obsidian has dark secrets.
Sion got salty and disliked
Aren’t slug throwers good to?
It's highly likely they can use the force to grab or deflect the bullet. There's a force technique to deflect blaster bolts after all
Lightsabers can deflect slugs, but the metal may create shrapnel when it hits the blade and that may hit them in the face.
Soooooo i have some insider info. The writers of GoT are looking to making a mini-series based on Kotor.
I heard that people wanted them to. But I didn't hear that it was confirmed. If true than this is good news, bro. Even if the show sucks, it should drive more traffic to my videos.
Papito Qinn and should drive disney to look into reviving kotor 3.
Mitchell Toulouse Let's not get crazy. KOTOR 3 would be 'legends' and Disney doesn't want anything to do with that. If anything, it'll be rebooted. But then who's going to develop it? Not Bioware.
... Why'd this video make me sweat so much?
Are you a Jedi?
@@PapitoQinn No, but I do watch a lot of Star Wars Theory videos, and I am a huge Mark Hamill fan, and Obi Wan is my favorite Star Wars character. So I might be secondhand Jedi by association.
@@HerosTheme no wonder this disturbs you then
Why no subtitles?
Because of the editing process to make it one long, coherent monologue. Lines get cut, relocated, etc. If I leave the subtitles in it'll be different subtitles popping in at random moments.
@@PapitoQinn Even the in-game subtitles?
@@DaviSonata Those are the subtitles I was talking about.
In reality jedi are not soldiers, but yet why they are peace makers, I dunno lol
True, they are not soldiers. A soldier is someone who fights for a state. Jedi effectively turned themselves into soldiers of the republic during the clone wars. If you're keepers of the peace, then you end fights, not start them. But that means that you can do nothing to prevent fights in the first place. You let it begin and then hope that you can stop it.
@@PapitoQinn No, what I meant is they are pacifist and useless, judging by the list of things HK describes, Jedi are horriable peace keepers because they are easily killable.
But we know that they aren't exactly pacifists. You might be able to say that they're bad peace keepers, but not because they're easy to kill, they're not. HK is just saying that they're not invincible. You need to know how to engage them. The best way to beat them is to break them psychologically.
@@PapitoQinn Tell that to Jango who gased and flame thrower them to ash, I mean with a strong connection to, they would be formidable but if not, they are easily killed, I mean in legends a cute and cuddly creature thrawn has, can stop a jedis powers! My love for the Jedi is gone, they are weak and because of them they were to blind to see the Siths return (no not the sith empire im talking about darth bane and his rule of two till Darth Sideous takes over) now the republic is gone and jedi are just left to become monks until they are hunted down and killed when they gave up.
They have many flaws, but I wouldn't say they're useless or powerless, even if they rely on the force. It's still something. Jango got his head taken off by a Jedi like he drinking a glass of water.
Lol I can handle Jedi without this tin can