• Tiger Girl
• Luke Banda
• Señor_Corona
• Blue Vain

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Perhaps the most exciting new feature is the Lightsaber Combat. We've developed an entire system of play that is controlled by your movements and actions. You can chain together attacks, flips, rolls, wall jumps and back flips in deadly combinations. Lightsaber blocking allows you to defend against oncoming blaster shots and enemy lightsaber attacks. We've enhanced the third person camera controls to really show off the Lightsaber combat as well.

Also, if you go to the main LucasArts.com page, there is an AWESOME flash animation for JKII to greet you.

• 20 single player levels (some very large; hopefully similar to JK)
• 12 multiplayer levels with full bot support
• 64 player support in multiplayer games (first confirmation!)
• 10 weapons in Kyle's arsenal

I just want everyone to know that there are "over" 20 levels and "over" 10 weapons. Keep in mind, too, that 64 players is the theoretical limit of players in Quake 3, assuming everyone has uber hardware to run the server and the bandwidth to support it. I think 32 players is a more reasonable estimate and I think that in most games 16 or 24 is more realistic/practical.

There are 8 standard (directional) saber moves per style (for a total of 24), plus 2 special attacks per style, and a good deal of acrobatic moves. There are approximately 300 individual lightsaber animations (if you include all the transitions - each attack can transition smoothly to any other attack) totalling around 3500 frames of animation, just for the lightsaber...

One of the first things you will notice is the high fidelity of the voice, music and sound in the game. Higher data rates and MP3 technology allowed us to approach a film-quality soundtrack for this title. Drawing from the wealth of Skywalker Sound's Star Wars sound effects collection as well as designing custom effects, the vehicles, weapons and locations will come to life as never before.

The Cog Verb List I have been working on recently has been updated majorly, this time giving you the ENTIRE list of cog verbs from the Jedi Knight engine, thanks to Code-Alliance for the many descriptions.

For people who don't know about it yet, it's a system to share your experiences on each of the verb's usages. Anyone can post and read the comments on each verbs and share anything you found with other people.

The page is now huge with 455 entries but in the future I'll make some verb categorization and narrow the page size.

If you have anything to share on a specific verb, go right here and post away!

The cog verb list project has been going well and now I have made the categorization system, which is able to do the following:

• Filter by cog category (as in jkspec cog category)
• Filter by the first letter of the cog verb name
• Filter by the number of comments

I hope this is better than showing the whole big list at once. If you have any tips on a cog, please visit.

2.07 Are you planning to have cheat protection for Jedi Outcast multiplayer?
Id Software® has put a lot of anti-cheat protection code into Quake III: Team Arena™ and we've implemented all of it into Jedi Outcast's code base along with a few other cheat protection features. In addition, there are menu options to kick players from servers and to password protect your server so only friends and trusted players can join in the event that cheating does occur.

3.11 Can you use your fists as a weapon in Jedi Outcast?
The default weapon in Jedi Outcast is the stun baton, not the fists. Kyle begins the game with a stun baton and his trusty Bryar Blaster Pistol. As such, there is no need to resort to fisticuffs.