Understanding Enemies In Dark Forces

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• DI

  @dinitroacetylen · 2 years ago

  A maximum of 9 lives? I never realised that the ultimate action hero from the Galaxy Far Far Away is basically a cat person.

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• DA

  @danieladamczyk4024 · 2 years ago

  Please for the love of all what is good. Keep this serie going. Enemies and objects are lest talked thing in video games. And they deserve our respect. Without them games aren't games.

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• JO

  @johndiddilyjoe6258 · 2 years ago

  Talking about monsters in an old videogame is a sure fire way to get me subbed

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• LI

  @LightningBoltForever · 2 years ago

  So many of the enemies like the Trandoshans and Kell Dragons made such a lasting impression that it's easy to forget they appeared in only two or three levels, if that. The Dark Forces/Jedi Knight series is one that I'll cherish always. You nailed it in describing what makes this game great - the adventure, the immersion and the new FPS features all wrapped up into a concise campaign that's easy to get into. LucasArts did some amazing work. Fantastic video all the same man, and thank you lots for the shoutout! As always, I'm excited for whatever comes next!!

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• DA

  @darthdemented · 10 months ago

  I'm surprised The Crow's Nest is still around. I remember downloading levels and Jedi Knight patches from that site back in the 90's

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• RA

  @RanmyakuIchi · 2 years ago

  Really digging these enemy breakdown videos. It's kinda like the video equivalent of reading the old game manuals on the way home and the enemy descriptions inside.

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• JC

  @jcdenton6427 · 2 years ago (edited)

  One thing missing in these that I liked in your Hexen video - a look at enemy, with rotating sprite so I can look at amazing sprite work, unbothered by fast passed gameplay

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• VA

  @valentinom.4292 · 2 years ago

  I just happened to be on a Star Wars watching streak so this video was very welcome. <br>Underated chanel, keep it up my man!

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• IA

  @IamRobotMonkey · 2 years ago

  Less than 5 minutes in, and I&apos;ve already learnt two things about this game I&apos;m very very faintly familiar with. I had the demo, my cousins had the full version. Massive kudos. (Sits back with a slushy to watch rest)

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• CA

  @CarlRaven91 · 2 years ago

  The start of Kyle Katarn&apos;s adventure! I might get the Nightdive Remaster when it&apos;s cheap.

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• RU

  @rudolphantler6309 · 8 months ago

  As an eager fan reminder, please do Dark Forces II Jedi Knight AND Mysteries of the Sith together! In one video package! It would be highly beneficial for everything relating to old decent artful media release history to conjoin their information together! Both Enemies and Weapons. <br>But as extra information in this lone message: It would also be a good idea to showcase not only which enemies appeared in the earlier Dark Forces I game, but also similarities with Shadows of the Empire how some enemies also showed up there! Like the Assassin Droid, or a green version of the Officer Commando Corps. You could even categorize enemies into: Criminals, Other Droids, Flora and Beasts, Traps, Imperial Military, Imperial Droids, every saber wielding enemy even the non-unique or force apparition ones, and Supernatural but Physical Enemies (Lightning Zombies). <br>This also means this would be a great opportunity to perhaps work on and eventually release a video about Shadows of the Empire enemies and weapons!

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• DR

  @DRango2007 · 2 years ago

  Between this game and Shadows of the Empire, I still have a few issues being comfortable with Dianogas. I’m in my forties.

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