Different Jedi can specialize in different areas of the force/powers. A jedi who has dedicated himself to studying the dark side would be able to use lightning at a lesser cost than a Jedi who has not studied the subject. Jedi who have specialized in using the dark side, gets a bonus from this (read on if you do not understand).Īnother benefit of implementing this system would be skills. For example, an admin can control this, setting the server to:įor the average Jedi this would mean an increase in cost to force powers, and a slower regeneration. I'd also like to see a server-wide command that dictates how strong the force is at our current location, and if its of the dark side or the light side. The more advanced a jedi is in meditaiton, the faster he regains his force points. This idea also opens for alot of possibilities. To regain your strength you have to meditate, contra how our current system allows for infinite sparring and jedi knights spamming lightning for a 10-15 second period, for then to repeat and do it again half a minute later, due to their force pool being fully renegerated. Why ? I find it more realistic that Jedi have a reservoir of energy and that when its spent, its spent. Naturally, all the numbers I pull is taken out of the air and is subject to change. I am thinking that a regeneration time of 30 minutes to fully recharge your force pool is fitting. When your force pool is empty you are more or less useless, meaning you must rest. Should however the person in question participate in a battle or demanding training his force pool will be drained, at which rate depending on the power usage. For example, the average level 15 has a force pool of 4,000, allowing him to function as usual. My suggestion is simple, I suggest that we have larger force pools, with slower regeneration. For those who are not familiar with how Jedi worked in SWG I will explain: At the current our force pools ranges from 50-250, with fast regeneration. I want to see an alteration to how force regeneration works. This is a suggestion I have brought up before, that was well recieved but at the time was deemed not-possible (if I remember correctly).
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