In a departure from the rest of the series that started with 1995’s Dark Forces, 2003’s Jedi Academy no longer has you in the boots of mercenary-turned-Jedi Kyle Katarn. While I was at it, I decided to tackle Jedi Outcast’s sequel, Jedi Academy. Aside from the graphics (inevitably), the game held up well in 2015. I replayed Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast, which was on my list of my all time favorite Star Wars games. I bought the Jedi Knight bundle on Steam. I’ve been spending my time in the meantime playing some old Star Wars games. It switches to whichever weapon the player is using and will attack NPCs with their team set to "NEUTRAL" or "ENEMY." This is normally never seen during gameplay, though using noclip in the map 't2_trip' can let players skip the trigger that activates the ending cutscene and see the 'player' as a separate NPC.As is most of the world, I’m extremely excited for the upcoming release for Star Wars Episove VII: The Force Awakens. These can all be accessed by using the command "npc spawn "ĭata there include a dummied out 'test' NPC, a 'rocks' NPC (this may be used, but nobody would know it was an NPC without accessing the game's internal files), an interrogator droid ('interrogator'), 'seeker,' which spawns a floating mouse droid that fires DL-44 blasts at the player and player ally NPCs, different species of reborn cultists ('rebornchiss,' 'rebornrodian,' 'rebornweequay'), a dark side commando that dual wields DL-44s ('cultistcommando'), an Ugnaught ('ugnaught'), Mon Mothma ('monmothma'), Jan ('jan', left over from Jedi Outcast), Lando Calrissian ('lando'), a Tavion NPC using the old model ('tavion', also from Jedi Outcast), a Swamptrooper ('swamptrooper') and 'cultist_destroyer,' which uses the 'cultist_drain' model, and has odd behavior.Īn NPC copy of the player (normally reserved for cutscenes) can be spawned in game. In the archive assets1.pk3 is data for unused NPCs.
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