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Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague
Back in like 2002-2003, I played Jedi Knight 2 a lot online. One of the things that some people would do would be join a server and just lightsaber duel. The game had three stances - light (blue) medium (yellow) and heavy (red), so there was at least some variety and skill involved. Most of the good players leaned heavily on red but I was more reliant on yellow. Anyway I was generally not the best guy on any given server, but there was one week where I guess I must have been in a zone or playing more than usual because I just obliterated everyone, including people who I could previously never beat. It was fun when people who were expecting to win were just suddenly going "how are you suddenly this good". That's literally my only memory of feeling like I was actually good at a multiplayer video game. For the most part I suck at them. Part of why I don't FPS.
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Jedi Knight 2 was a such great game for its time and had so many good memories.
I used to join low force point servers and instead of allocating the points to lightsaber offense and Defense like everyone naturally did, I put all of my points into... the force grip!
So while everyone had their lightsaber melee in the middle of the map, I would just hug the perimeter of the battle, and snap up a victim and force Grip them. since none of them allocated points towards force push/pull (which was the counter to force grip) they couldnt do anything but watch me choke the life out of them
Yeah, I could only play 10 min at a time as people usually left that server because of me