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Didn't really see that question, so wasn't particularly ignoring it. It feels more catered to Jedi because of how easy it is to play and win as one compared to before. Like Chaos said they have no real threats.

He said at high levels of play, like competitive. That hardly happens here. It's all mostly pub matches. And Star even said that it was imbalanced in the Jedi's favor and something is being done.

Then why is it that the Jedi wins most of the time in an engagement? If they are so badly nerfed and hard to play, it certainly should be the other way.

This game feels catered towards Jedi more than ever. It is not balanced, I view Push as the problem, it may be something else. And when I say a crouch spammer I just mean how you can crouch up to an SBD or wook and swing left and right for a kill with little consequence.

Except for Jedi Master Race, they don't need to aim and should always win. Crouch spamming is not the spam of crouch button, but spamming while crouching. It's pretty obvious what it means.

That is exactly what I'm saying. The mediocre, average players are not balanced Jedi vs Gunner. A bad Jedi is at the same level as the average Gunner, and if both players are of average skill the Jedi wins most of the time. I view the Push as the main culprit here. I forgot that's the one move...

See the point is they aren't decent Jedi, they are bad players using a crutch to simulate skill.

Melee only works as a surprise. Going head on versus a Jedi is instant death. I agree that the other force powers should change, too. Right now the most useful powers are Push and Speed. Honestly, if I would change it all, I would make Push like Bombad's idea and change the point costs. But...

The very first thing a lot of people tell newbies is to go gunner first, but most don't listen. They go Jedi and die, and die, and die. Gradually getting better but considerably more so once they learn to Push and when it works. Then all they have to do is stand there and RMB and Push to be...

Chaos basically said it all. Sure, some of this stuff has been changed for a long time. But also like he said, and I said before even in my OP, it wasn't really that noticeable until the pop boost. The new players flock to it because it is easy. Jedi/Sith should be just as hard to play as...

See, that's the issue. It isn't the only good thing available. You only view it as such, and completely rely on it for your gameplay, because it is the easiest and most widely usable power. Jedi/Sith should not be easy. It should be high risk/high reward. Many years past, when Jedi had more...

You could just kick someone over and they were a goner hah. I miss a bunch of those old maps even if they were terrible.

Oh yeah! I totally forgot about the speeder surfing! Ahahaha! Just miss some of those old maps. This one, never really saw it after like B17 or when ever it was.

I have the original layout I gave to Immenor when he asked me for a map idea. Dunno if it could maybe influence anything.

Almost every time I join a pretty full game one team has 2 or 3 more than the other. Then sometimes too many people switch to try and fix it, and it gets messed up the other way. A team limiter would be nice as well as autobalance taking the last person to join a team and put it on the other if...

No... I mean you literally came down in a moving shuttle and landed outside of Echo base, doing a little bit of trench fighting.

Whatever happened to that old Hoth map where the Imperials came down in a Lambda shuttle? I can't even remember the last time I played it actually was.

This is all I can see when I read your name now. Anyway, since something is being done I'm done with this topic.

I hate people that spell Wookiee without the second E.

It would probably be better if it did not have physics attached to it at all. Go see the sarlacc scene in RotJ when Fett wraps up Luke. You could just make it like a short disable ability where they can't move their arms, maybe slowly walk around, until it is off.