Grandma’s off her meds again gotta tie those straps on her bed tighter next time so she can’t hurt herself

@@kevinaustin51 take my like you earned it

I love the perspective of the dude who freed her. "OK so she's free now" 1 minute later "And she's imprisoned again neato"

*"I'vE neVEr FaCeD a sTroNgEr fOe"*

"Alright grandma, time to put you back into the retirement home"

Sounds like a setup for a bad joke. "A jedi and a sith enter the cantina..."

@@ArioTBP I know the punchline, "the Jedi says nice try but that's not how you earn a lightsaber"

Jesse in the background smiling at those two

that's exactly what i want for the end of my sith warrior xD

What if the way that this story goes was canon, a lot of stuff would be less fucked up and the Jedi and with may be able to go exist

It's really happen in Kotfe

Alliance noises intensify

It would be cool if there was an alliance alert that can recruit this guy

in the words of cicero "Best Friends For Ever~"

Considering the sith and Jedi were born from the same order and the later creation of gray jedi and Imperial Knights, It's entirely possible. Stupidly hard, but possible.

Well practically speaking it would be dumb and dangerous to leave her alive. Bariss is stronger with his sister by his side.

Not a real sith

Even my LS Warrior did that, there’s really no practical reason to have her live and you get to troll a Jedi a little.

Not the Timbs!!!

@@sephiroaone-of-nine101 having a friend within the Republic is too valuable, same as the Republic troops that help you with Rathari. It makes diplomacy with the Republic easier which opens more options that may lead to better outcomes. Killing them serves only the Empire Sparing them is good for you Sith puts themselves first not the Empire, therefore true Sith.

:D

And these lightsabers we got!

By believing in the heart of the cards! (sorry)

@@pacifistattack Exodia, Obliterate!

By pressing my keybinds!

on sith and jedi working together? isn't it the case?

@@efaristi9737 as a Sith I rarely ever got to work with Jedi nor recruit them. There was only one jedi I could recruit but as a Jedi you recruit a bunch of sith

@@GhostWarrior334 the only Jedi you can get as a Sith is Guss and the only Sith you can get as a Jedi is Xalek, no? I'm not counting class-specific characters like Nadia or Ashara. Plus there's Ramos, Hexid, and Star Fortress companions but they are available to both factions.

@@Anetron1 Guess is an ex Jedi Padawan or something, not really a Jedi, the only Jedi you get is one from the Alderan Star fortress. For Sith you get Lana, Xelak, Squid chick. Not counting player companions that return as they don't join unless that class is there, there was no real Jedi major character in the story that fought with you.

@@Anetron1 lmao sorry I'm having my morning coffee and saw I basically wrote what you wrote but storey wise there ls no Jedi companion that company's you just Lana

I mean ... the sith code doesn't encourage psychopathy , only the harnessing of power . I am shocked Star Wars hasn't explored this idea yet .

@@ra.n9482 exactly, power freedom and passion...not LoL KiLl eVeRyThInG

@@ra.n9482 Because the Sith code comes frome the Dark Jedi that split from the Je'daii and not from the Sith themselves.

@@ra.n9482 The Sith Code doesn’t. But it is inherently selfish in it’s philosophy. Combine that with the Dark Side, which is actively calling for murder, and you have the Sith Order.

@@kingofthings7929 Its more so an issue of inherent flaws in a belief of *true* freedom, and the accumulation of power. Freedom without responsibility is what yields the mighty murder hobo in all his inglorious greatness. The power, or assumption you have the power, to just kill what troubles you is peak freedom and lacks all responsibility. Though, that is just physical power. Our light side leaning sith friend here shows us that you can either get 1 gummy bear now, or half a gummy bear, for 4 days, and having 2 gummy bears is much more favorable when the goal is to have as much gummy bear as you can.

Soooooo...just greed from full metal alchemist then?

@@astersworld6169 Yes.

Literally Grey Jedi behavior

@@aidenmiller3832 I wonder if Grey Sith could be a thing, too? The naturally self-centered and passionate Dark Side-leaning teachings of the Sith becoming offset to an equal measure by the choice to use your free will to do morally righteous activities. Jedi are about rigid conduct that can border stagnancy at worst, so replacing that staunch traditionalism with a Sith's openness to changing oneself constantly and evolve as a person could prove a most formidable concoction if ever it was explored....

@@DT-267K I mean if you had those ideal you would jus be a "grey jedi" lol... they're called grey "jedi" but its really jus the term for force users who dont commit to one side of the force... like you could be a sith or jedi and then leave whatever side and be a grey jedi, I wouldn't say that grey jedi is an order or faction jus a term, pretty much what you jus described is a grey jedi lmfaooo

That disturbance was so strong that Anakin felt it centuries after this encounter! XD

@@EliteWarrior1026 Millenia. This is 3k years before the prequels.

@@megaman37456 Thanks. I wasn't sure of the exact dates, so I just went with the safer option.

Fuckin hell. 🤣🤣🤣

​@@megaman37456 Love how this basically says The Chosen One just got his techniques roasted by a Light Sith and a Jedi from 3000 years before him XD

Everybody gangsta till the sith uses talk no jutsu

"Yes, I should have been able to take on 5 of you."

In particular, it could make an awesome reveal, especially if the fact the Sith was indeed a Sith was kept secret. You have these two, already established as allies, and eventually there's a setpiece of 'You cannot defeat me, Jedi'. Cue red saber reveal.

​@@lozm4835I wish Disney had the creative balls to do something of value like that

@@cecilsmith2061 With an extra year of thinking about it, I still think it'd be awesome. Disney has on several occasions raised the (very valid) point that the Jedi are flawed. Presenting an actual deconstruction and balanced argument of both sides through their respective practitioners, concluding with the suggestion that they work better in concert rather than being allowed to fall to their respective toxic extremes would be wonderful. Demonstrated of course through an awesome action setpiece where Jedi finesse, subtlety and environmental combat supports and is supported by Sith brute strength, direct force and practical force combat. Even combined techniques - like the Sith using force lightning, which the final boss dodges, the Jedi on the other side absorbs it with Tutaminis and then releases it back.

@@lozm4835 Unfortunately it's hopeless unless Disney puts more priority on its showrunners and writers, Andor is the closest possible thing we have to a moral greyness for both the Empire and the Rebellion

could you post the text or a video of this, please? It sounds hilarious

Yeaaah the mails!

@@strategossable1366 Here's the text of the mail you receive from your Jedi "friend": -Master Timmns: -Subject: A Welcome Alliance --- " I have had much to consider since our alliance on Belsavis. Darth Ekkage is one matter, but a Jedi cooperating with Sith is unprecedented." --- " When I told the Jedi Council of our partnership, they chouldn't believe it. For hours they debated, wondering how the Sith who hunter Jaesa Wilsaam could show such restraint. Confusion and prejudice clouds their minds." --- " Your actions gave me hope. Through it may be decades before another Sith and Jedi join hands. I will ensure our alliane serves as an example for all students of the Jedi Academy."

@@operatorchakkoty4257 I put the mail in the comments.

@@durinV thank you. I chose to ally with him on .y playthrough as well.

Nomen Karr would most likely never want to associate with you even if your SW is 100% pure LS, in part due to his own wounded pride for losing to you, and in part because you "stole" his Padawan (Jaesa) from him....he may even hate you even more if he finds out that Timmns worked with you to prevent Ekkage from escaping, since that would be one more way that you managed to screw over Baras while Karr wasn't able to have any involvement in finally ending Baras, especially after how long he and Baras ahd been at odds with one another. Considering the darkness Karr was hiding, it's unlikely that he would ever get over it or "forgive" you for your actions. Timmns, however would most likely have at least showed up in person to hear you out, but my guess is that Timmns probably died during the 5 years that you spent frozen in carbonite, most likely trying to fight back against the forces of Zakuul, only to ultimately fail and lose his life.

felt it could have been a mission where the sith goes to the jedi temple or republic in an attempt to recruit members for the alliance or something, and all the jedi he spared or parted in good terms join up and you get to talk to them again.

@@gamester512 What happened to Dark Jedi Squid Head that was important to the Jedi Knight story line?

@@Bluesonofman You mean Bengel Morr? Depends on what you do after you defeat him on Tython. If you killed him, he (obviously) won't return since he's dead. If you spared him (regardless of whether you spared him with the LS or DS options), he will reappear on Corellia. If you mean the woman? She shows up under the Emperor's control a bit later on (and you also learn that she was having a forbidden romantic relationship with another Jedi), as the first of the missing mind-controlled Jedi that you encounter, and you can either kill her or spare her (with the added option of exposing her relationship to the Jedi Council for DS points and both Scourge and Kira's disapproval). She also appears again during a later flashpoint, and she's clearly become mentally unstable since the last time you saw her.

@@gamester512 Yeah Bengel Morr. He kinda just falls of the face of the Galaxy after the Jedi Knight story line if you let him live.

This is the way

I mean, it does make that funny sound

Sith, seconds later in their cell: ...You're serious? LS Sith Warrior: Deadly, I'm afraid.

It really is tragic to think of what the Sith could've been.

Aside from recruiting Jaesa. She kinda forces you into trying to reform the empire... Or is just a murderhobo.

@@YourCrazyDolphin yea I just try to ignore her for the most part

I didn't. He promised he access to the computers if I helped him get out of his improvised cell, and he destroyed them while you were the things needed to free him. Him being a FILTHY JEDI was enough to for me to want him dead, but we had a deal, and playing as a sith I took promises VERY seriously (because what's scarier than a sith who can make good on their threats?), so lying or double-crossing me gets you a ticket straight to the grave

Friendship and some slugs sounds like a hunting trip to me

A Sheep In Wolf Clothing. Never would I Hear Such a Sentence in My Life. Let Alone from Star Wars of All Things.

sad and true. They set up a lot of things in the original story they can easily follow up on even if they need to find new voice actors for these characters. Sadly the whole time skip thing against Zakuul was used to justify them not returning either the result of them being killed off during the time skip in the war against Zakuul or having moved on to other things in life. The Imperial Agent double agent had a lot of potential for this, for example, where they could have brought back the members of SIS and have them join the Alliance if players choose to go the Double Agent ending path for their imperial agent.

@@orrthehunter When I did the story mission on Taris I really thought I would later see Thana Vesh again. Its so sad to hear this lol

When nearly to finish the story arc.. I thought i got Thana Vesh.. But i just realize it was a story arc not a class story

Im sure all will , but disney...

​@@georgigs Good willed and charismatic Sith, wise and intelligent Jedi and the student learning from both. Honestly this straight up sounds like the equivalent reshuffle of new Anakin, Obi Wan and Ashoka for the Old Republic.

That was what the acolyte was originally but alas no more

@@willvermillion1025 Really?! Oh man...

​@@georgigs They screwed up with Finn, possibly in part because of Daddy China disapproving. Modern day Disney can't be trusted to get this right.

Welcome aboard!

She DID say that she would have attacked anyone but him upon her release just for practice.

That’s why the Alliance works so well!

Agreed

It didn't

Probably because the Sith are straight up the villains, along with the Agent and Hunter, that every single storyline on the Imperial side is far more interesting simply because there's more room for nuance. Play every one of them, and every choice you can make has insane potential, simply because there's room for a wider range of responses vs the Republic side, especially the Jedi classes.

and making Darth Ekkage be imprisoned even longer is just delaying the inevitable

I think the idea is that the jedi did something to the locks to make release impossible ("I'll fuse the locks so she can never get out.") Although yeah, there's always gonna be a way to get around a system so its riskier than just killing her. On the bright side, if that were to happen, the SW would be far too powerful by then to be stopped by ekkage lmao.

Or at the least have a Professor Xavier/Magneto relationship.

That’s because most of the Dark options are comically EVUL. I did play Smuggler Dark though, because most of theirs are pragmatic and sometimes make sense rather than just “kill for fun lol” like not leaving any witnesses or not letting enemies leave.

Nope I can't bring myself to make a light sith or a dark jedi.

not that many all of them are story driven and you can stick to the main storyline qusts only

@@georgigs Well, that settles it then! I'm gonna become a Sith!