Well, if we want a successful simulator, we would have to know the line
of physics and chemistry so we can tell what we should do in different
situations, because in space the physics are different, but then we will
need different lines in math to be able to...
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Um, it is almost four days since this topic has been launched and it is
still going on, I can vaguely remember last year if Star wars Day came
in 2010, for I do not remember seeing something like that, maybe I did
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I never played any mainstream because I never had the equipment to do so
and never got the blind friendly game. I know there was a few games that
were more for Nintendo 32-bit or maybe 64-bit, and it had some narrative
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You know, I like
action/firstPerson/TurnedBasedGAmes/sidescrolling/3rdPersonGames the
others like RPG/text Adventures, and things like that that lack action
are not the best. The other remaining genres are Okay for me.
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Well there is the Microsoft SFX flight seem you can check out. Many have
made it accessible using a variety of programs. Ron Co loser is the
expert along those lines.
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And how is this going to turn out, will it be in adrift or in thorn or
something, or is it going to be like an action-game/space innovators style.
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Only one race comes to mind... the assassin from Attack of the Clones
who was sent to kill Padme. A claudite or whatever the name was.
At 08:47 PM 07/05/2011, you wrote:
I've even heard speculation that Yoda was human at one time, but
then you'd have to explain how he turned into whatever he wa
I've even heard speculation that Yoda was human at one time, but then you'd
have to explain how he turned into whatever he was. If I'm not mistaken
shapeshifting isn't an ability any race in the Star Wars universe realy
possesses.
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ok thanks
On May 7, 2011, at 11:32 PM, Zachary Kline wrote:
> Hi Brandon,
> I'm afraid I don't know for sure, as I don't use NVDA nor Windows regularly.
> I imagine it might, as the author did go to some trouble to make it work with
> screen readers. It works with both Jaws and Window-Eyes,
Thanks much.
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top speed, sonic zoom, drive, moc1tts.
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Exactly what I'm thinking. If yoda lived for 1000 years it's probably
because of his race, not because of any force-aided thing. And your
estimation of Obi-Wan's age and and the gap between him and Anakin is
one I agree with.
At 08:30 PM 07/05/2011, you wrote:
Not that it's been explored much
Hi Brandon,
I'm afraid I don't know for sure, as I don't use NVDA nor Windows regularly. I
imagine it might, as the author did go to some trouble to make it work with
screen readers. It works with both Jaws and Window-Eyes, so I think it's worth
a shot.
Best,
Zack.
On May 7, 2011, at 8:22 PM,
Not that it's been explored much as far as I know but I sort of got the
impression that the centuuries-long life span was a characteristic of
whatever Yoda's race was. After all at the time of his death I don't think
Anakin Skywalker was much over fifty, in his sixties at most I'd guess. He
was
does that one work wiht nvda?
On May 7, 2011, at 10:52 PM, Zachary Kline wrote:
> Hi Brandon,
> There's another program called Filfer, which you can find on the IF Archive.
> It'll play Z-Machine and (I believe) Glulx games. Beyond that, I'd look into
> Tads and Adrift, the other two big int
If it's the comic I think you're talking about, it's based hundreds
of years into the future where Luke's descendants have been around
for quite a while. And I don't think Luke is going to live for as
long as Yoda did.
At 08:08 PM 07/05/2011, you wrote:
Well I seem to recall that it's hinted t
Now I'm curious... where in the heck did you get that impression?
At 08:02 PM 07/05/2011, you wrote:
oh. I thaught he died.
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Well I seem to recall that it's hinted that he does die since apparently in
acommic or something set some centuries in the future he does appear to a
troubled Jedi in Force Ghost form, but as far as I know that's the only hint
we have so far as to what his fate might have been.
We are the Knigh
oh. I thaught he died.
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Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2011 10:06 PM
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Uh... Luke hasn't died yet. I don't know what you're talking about... he's
come close, but he hasn't actua
right.
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That's not the point. If you aren't supposed to win according to the story
then the game won't let you.
We are the Knig
mine will have fighting in it though.
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That's a great idea.
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Hi Brandon,
There's another program called Filfer, which you can find on the IF Archive.
It'll play Z-Machine and (I believe) Glulx games. Beyond that, I'd look into
Tads and Adrift, the other two big interactive fiction systems, both
screen-reader accessible.
Enjoy the games,
Zack.
On May 7,
Uh... Luke hasn't died yet. I don't know what you're talking about...
he's come close, but he hasn't actually died.
At 07:01 PM 07/05/2011, you wrote:
When did Luke die again?
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Hey i know about winfrots tts but are there other programs that can play z
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Yes, they did say that they had a problem, but not "up here". For movies,
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That's not the point. If you aren't supposed to win according to the story
then the game won't let you.
We are the Knights who say...Ni!
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When did Luke die again?
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Hi Clement,
Yeah, I've listened to the radio dramas. Not just the original A New
Hope, Empire Strikes Bac
Actually the we have a problem line was real, though admittedly Ron Howard
did change it a little. What Lovell actually said was Houston, we've had a
problem. ROn Howard of course changed it to We have a problem since the use
of Had would seem to indicate that though there was a problem onboard
Hey, Brian. That would be great idea for a space game.
The apollo game could be base on all seventeen missions.
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I heard that radio drama.
I loved it!
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Pretty good analysis there. grins. I never thought of the Padme angle, but
you're right... i
It goes with the story.
Luke was the ultra good guy that time.
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Hi,
Yeah, I know. Funny how he managed to do it once but couldn
excellent.
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I'm working on making one.
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top speed, sonic zoom, drive, moc1tts.
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Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2011 6:51 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Car sim?
Hi,
How about learning to drive a simple car, or jeep?
Imbar
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I'm working on making one.
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Subject: [Audyssey] Space sims?
Hi,
Are there any spaceship sims without shooting any aliens?
Thanks,
Imbar
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Tdv is very good as a flight sim if someone did a regular flight sym without
the mission and races but with routes and problem solving and prevention in
flight that would be wonderful.
Imbar
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Who's the ultra hard one. The one that makes darth imperor look like a wimp?
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Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2011 12:53 PM
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Hi Tom,
Quite a list of Sith there.. I didn't reali
That's a great idea.
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Hi Ron,
Oh, I could probably do it as well, at least a fair shuttle simulator,
bu
oh okay. sad. Well theres still a chance of a star wars game!
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Hi Shane,
were I working on a game based in the Clone wars era yes,
That guy can be the final boss then.
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Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2011 11:28 AM
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Hi Shane,
Like I said nothing is definite. Right now I am working my way through
the Knights
How about a series of star wars games?
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Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2011 11:28 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Happy Star Wars Day
Hi Shane,
Like I said nothing is definite. Right now I am working my way through
the Knigh
I was about to say this... with the difference being that sports
games aren't generally my thing. Action games give me much more of a
thrill to play. And a lot of the better action games such as the Lord
of the Rings games on the ps2 require a lot of running around. The
objective is to kill eve
yeah. But you want to be able to win all games. It may be hard, but you can
still win.
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Happy Star Wars Day
NOt if it's written into the story. THen
Yeah... it was a close one. That thought wasn't necessarily in my
head at the time... until I found the switch and then realized how
close to reentry we were. lol. Almost had a heartattack, I did.
At 06:06 PM 07/05/2011, you wrote:
Wow. You could have been another Apollo 13! (evil grin)
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Wow. You could have been another Apollo 13! (evil grin)
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Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2011 6:34 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Space sim
Or one based on the Apollo 13 mission. So the idea would be to try to manage
your extremely limited resources in such a way as to be able to return home
safely.
We are the Knights who say...Ni!
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Hi Charles,
Ah, you are such a spoiled sport. I play a few mainstream games
myself, and figure out how to play it without sight if I can. Right
now I have my eyes on WWE All Stars, which I've tried a little bit on
a friend's XBox 360, and with a little practice you can get80% to 90%
accessibility.
An Apollo mission simulation would really be awesome, especially if it had
realistic sound effects with the right timing. I would like to have a set
of such games that take you from training to returning from the moon,
including lunar exploration when both walking and operation of a LEM. And,
Kip and Jason. Now that I would've liked to hear about... I love the
way troy Dennings writes his star wars battles... the detail and
amount of action he squeezes in is great. And if you recall, Mara did
not kill Jason because he distracted her with an image of Ben, which
gave him the second to
That is why I don't play mainstream games. I don't appreciate assembling a
2,000 piece jigsaw puzzle only to discover that there are 15 pieces missing.
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Hey, it would be cool if someone could remake desination mars. With
all the great sounds and music and other audio files it would be a
pretty great remake.
I think even if you just change the name and a couple of things were
you could not get in trouble with the original creater of the game the
Hi Clement,
Yeah, I've listened to the radio dramas. Not just the original A New
Hope, Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi but the Dark Forces
and Jedi Knight radio series as well. You are right though the ending
of the ROTJ radio version is pretty cool. Too bad it wasn't in the
movies.
A
Hi Hayden,
Oh, I know. Especially, if you toss the comicbooks and games into the picture.
For example, at the end of the Hand of Thrawn series Luke asks Mara to
marry him, and she says yes. However, if you want the actual story
when, where, and how they got married that is in the Star Wars
comicb
Pretty good analysis there. grins. I never thought of the Padme
angle, but you're right... it was pretty obvious that Vader wasn't at
his best when fighting Luke. And the fact that he tore himself out of
the dark side to save his son isn't very easy to miss. lol. There was
a touch in the radio
S
P
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L
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Actually no. EIght crystals are in the area after you cross the bridge but
before you jump up to the cave. The rest are inside the cave. Six are on the
bottom floor and the last one's after you climb the ladder.
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Hi Clement,
Right. Grevous's reflexes were better than average, but nowhere near a
Jedi's. In one of the Star Wars books I remember Count Dooku actually
commenting as much. Dooku told Grevous that if he ever had the
misfortune of fighting Mace Windu or even Yoda he wouldn't last a
minute. Of cours
Hi,
Maybe. Its more likely that Obi-Wan was just to old to fight as
effectively as he did in Revenge of the Sith. Remember 19 years had
passed between Revenge of the Sith and Star Wars A New Hope. Obi-Wan
looked to be in his 60's or 70's by the time he met Vader again, and
he was probably physical
Quit teasing me Tom. SMILES.
Just like in the one NASA book.
Neal Armstrong and Edward now Buzz Aldren would fight to see who was going
to be the first one stipping out of Eagle first.
Ron who if were sighted now knows that his footprints with the other twelve
set of footprints would still be on
Does anybody know how I can find the fifteenth crystal in Cleric? I'm sure it
has something to do with the pet but it's nowhere--I've looked all around.
Thanks
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I'm not so sure it was reflexes that he had. It was simply that he
moved so fast that most Jedi had to play defensive until they found a
whole... that, and the amount of jedi he killed gave him a catelogue
of styles to choose from, so he knew how Jedi fought and defended
various moves. But he w
I actually wanted to try it, just to see what the experience was
like... and because I realized I couldn't get in trouble if I was
dead. grins. No... actually, I'd been refuelling the shuttle at the
ISS and forgot to close it when we left. Checklists don't involve the
fuel valves, so neither my
Hi,
Wow...it has been awhile since i've read thato ne hasn't it? I need to pull
them out again.
Best Regards,
Hayden
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Behalf Of Clement Chou
Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2011 6:29 PM
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Hi,
I should've clarified...the point I was trying to make was that the republic
was transformed into the empire.
Best Regards,
Hayden
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Behalf Of Clement Chou
Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2011 11:50 AM
Hi,
Oops! Yeah, leaving a fuel valve open could have been very bad for
your health. How much did you want to wind up a fireball on reentry?
On 5/7/11, Clement Chou wrote:
> Space camp was fun times... and the missions that take hours are the
> best parts. I'll never forget the time I left a fue
The reason he let himself get cut down wasn't because Vader
outsmarted him or had more teaching from palpatine. He let himself
get cut down so as to distract Vader and give Luke the time to run
off in the Falcon. But he knew he wasn't really going to die... so he
let it happen.
At 04:21 PM 07
I would love to see that. And with time, you could increase the
complexity to multiplayer and work in squadrons... maybe not standard
12-person squadrons, but something simular... nine, say. It would be
a blast to have to coordinate other people to attack enemy flights
that are also controlled
Hi,
Don't forget that we was reupted to have the same speed as Jedi reflexes
with his...replacement arms.
Best Regards,
Hayden
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Behalf Of Clement Chou
Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2011 12:36 PM
To: Gam
Imbar, you are correct on one point in your letter.
For themost part in a launch, the is it four or five, I think it's five
computer do have control of the shuttle for the most part.
Also, for reentry the pc's control most of the landing as well.
Ron who wants to fly.
Ron Kolesar
kolesar16...@road
HI Clement,
Agreed. I've been thinking for along time of doing a Star Wars
Starfighter simulator or a Star Trek game where you get to pilot the
U.S.S. Enterprise. Flying around is sort of dull if you can't get into
the thick of things and blow a few enemy tie intercepters or droid
starfighters out
Hi Thomas,
Thanks. With all the reading material and cartoons/movies I must confess
things get daunting quickly.
Best Regards,
Hayden
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Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2011 12:49 PM
T
Hi,
Yeah, I know. Funny how he managed to do it once but couldn't twice. I can
only assume he had some kind of tutalidge from Palpatine.
Best Regards,
Hayden
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Space camp was fun times... and the missions that take hours are the
best parts. I'll never forget the time I left a fuel valve open...
and me, the commander! I felt like an idiot. lol. Lucky I fixed it
before we began landing.
At 03:20 PM 07/05/2011, you wrote:
Hi Ron,
Why couldn't we do a
Hi Ron,
Oh, I could probably do it as well, at least a fair shuttle simulator,
but like Munawar I've got so much going on now I don't have the time.
Something else I'd love to see in accessible format is an Apaulo
simulator. Not only taking off, but flying the Apaulo to the moon and
back. That wou
You just mentioned pretty much everyone who is into mainstream games.
lol. All of us play certain games that are not fully playable... as
an example, fighting games are not the only games I do play. If an
action adventure has some playability to it, I'll play it and see how
far I manage to get.
If all you want to do is navigate a vehicle, flight simulator is
always a good choice... but a space sim without shooting is like a
dry orange. It just doesn't happen... half the thrill of space
simulators is the combat that comes with them.
At 01:23 PM 07/05/2011, you wrote:
What is wrong wit
Hi Darren,
Well, I don't want to sound negative, but my guess it is the technical
skills required to create a simulator that the ag developers lack.
Unlike a game a realistic flight simulator, space simulator, whatever
requires a pretty decent amount of physics and a whole lot of math to
make abso
Yeah same. Why could there not be something like that on the audiogaming
community, I mean, whoever wants to start it will obviously have to work it a
lot since it is going to be rather big.Alfredo C.
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Hi,
How about learning to drive a simple car, or jeep?
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With the right programming I think we could launch too. Its no different
then taking off in a plane, only more complex maybe but the principle is the
same and the launch itself is aided by computers in real life too.
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Here here Thomas.
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Space sims?
Hi Ron,
Why couldn't we do a Shuttle launch? I have a friend who went to Space
Camp on
Thank you Tom for making me eat my statement. SMILES.
So far the only people that I know who might be able to do it for us would
be Munawar with his people atBPC Programs.
But I know he has his hands full with school and other responsibilities.
But with his business and normal home responsibilitie
I've always wanted to go up into space actually. It's always been my dream
thus my love for space games. Right from elite onwards really. I think
that's 1 area where the accessible games market is seriously lacking. We
have an excellent game like loan wolf, so why not take that further and
develop
Hi Ron,
Why couldn't we do a Shuttle launch? I have a friend who went to Space
Camp one year and she ended up being Shuttle Commander. They even let
her try as Shuttle pilot in the simulator which was cool. I think with
the right accessibility aids flying a space shuttle is no different
than any o
I for one agree with you Imbar.
Now where oh where is that space shuttle simulator?
I hope someone makes me eat my words on the following.
I don't think that we could do the launching part.
But there ought to be a way via the keyboard and or a USB controller where
we could
Orbit, dock and undock w
I totally agree with you
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Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2011 11:40 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Space sims?
Why someone would want a partially accessible game escapes me. It would
i
Why someone would want a partially accessible game escapes me. It would
infuriate me to get interested in a game, really having fun with it, only to
find that I could not complete it because I couldn't see what I need to. It
would be like listening to a movie with descriptive narration that en
That's right.
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Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2011 11:24 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Space sims?
The old 80's Asteroids game doesn't involve shooting aliens. You shoot
asteroids l
I used to play the x beyond the frontier series but it became so complex as
to make it unplayable as the later games developed. So yeah if anybody has
played anything that can still work on either xp or windows 7 that is good
to play then I'd definitely like to know about it.
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The old 80's Asteroids game doesn't involve shooting aliens. You shoot
asteroids lol. It sounds like you're looking for more of a space themed flight
simulator.
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What is wrong with wanting to learn to fly a plane, drive a car or a train
or fly a spaceship without combat involved? Blind people cannot do these
things in real life so the next best thing for me at least are the sims.
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Actually I'd like to know if there are any accessible space simulators out
there that people have played. Obviously it won't be fully accessible
because I know of no blind friendly games out there that have been developed
but is there anything out there that people with limited vision do play?
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what would be the point to not shooting.
Seriously, shooting or at least some stratogy is needed.
If you mean just fly round in the air doing not that much then get a
sighted person to play orbit sim with you.
Play for 30 minutes, then fall assleap.
Its real boring.
ON the other hand, this is al
Hi,
Are there any spaceship sims without shooting any aliens?
Thanks,
Imbar
Ms Imbar Golt
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HI Hayden,
No, that's not correct.
First, the Empire and the Republic aren't the same thing. The
Republic, in this case the Old Republic, was a republic of planets
governed by a senate and a chancellor for several thousand years. They
were protected by the Jedi Knights who were peace officers and
I already had the trivia engine, but like a few others have mentioned, I
gotta try the update to the Harry Potter trivia file. Just about any trivia
files that will work with this set, I gotta grab, because they are fun.
Thanks.
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Laughter is the best medicine, so look around, find a dose a
I haven't read that series yet... but thanks for the recommendation.
Will definitely check it out. And I'm not surprised noone could come
close to matching Vader... though Obi-Wan beating him would've been
something to see in episode 4.
At 10:55 AM 07/05/2011, you wrote:
Hi Clement,
Could be
Hi Clement,
Could be. Have you read the Jedi Twilight saga that follows Dark Lord?
The reason I ask is while the clones not following Order 66 does seem
like an isolated event other Jedis managed to escape the slaughter,
and cause a lot of trouble before Darth Vader hunted them down and
finished
Hi Hayden,
Smile. Watch the Star Wars Clone Wars cartoons on Cartoon Network.
Ventris is often on their as one of the villains.
Now, as for reading material she is in several books. She's in Dark
Rendezvous, the Sestus Deception, , and a couple of others I can think
of. She's basically Count Dook
This is true. I did know that happened, as I've read Dark Lord...
which was an amazing book by the way. But at the same time I think
that was a bit of a minority event as I haven't come across anyone
else who was in the same situation. Shrine and Starstone just
happened to get lucky if you ask
Hi,
Actually, not all the clones and clone commanders followed Order 66.
Read Dark Lord: the Rise of Darth Vader. According to that book while
most of the clones turned on their Jedi commanders many had become
loyal to their Jedi commanders and refused to turn. That allowed a
handful such as Olee
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