And dual wielding (which in RPGs and such I love) just wasn't that great. 5 swinging) I may not be a doctor or a Jedi, but I think a lightsaber hit is gonna hurt a lot worse than a kick. Multiplayer I prefer JKII as Academy (when I played it, and supposedly patched and semi-fixed this) that it was a big kick fest (two-handed sabers got the additional attack and other can do the flip off the enemy) as kicks did a LOT more damage (25 vs. I believe Academy has a bit more replayability in that you alignment changed events (I haven't played either in a while, so that may be false). Whether your saber was green, blue, or red, we were all disciples of the duel.1.) Academy is the newest (aka Jedi Knight III)Ģ.) Between the two, there isn't a whole lot of differences, mainly now in Academy you can dual-wield lightsabers or have a two-handed/two-sided lightsaber.ģ.) I haven't honestly played Academy single-player, but from what my friends say is that Academy is fairly fun. It was the fact that you might have upwards of 30 wannabe Jedi and Sith crammed into the same ancient temple, and we all operated by an unspoken code of honor without ever having to be told. These flashy fight clubs are memorable to me now not because of the acrobatic stunts I could pull off, the awesome Force powers I could use, or the iconic sound effects of lightsabers igniting, swinging, and clashing. So when the Jedi Knight series added multiplayer lightsaber dueling servers starting with Jedi Knight 2 I was more than ready to enter the fray.
I was raised in the way of the saber, you could say. When I was a kid growing up on the mean streets of suburban Colorado you had to watch your back every time you left the house lest you be surprised by an assailant with one of those plastic, retractable lightsabers that got popular around the time the Star Wars Special Editions came out on video.
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