Jedi Academy Black Lightsaber Mod
This video will show you how have a RGB mode pn Star Was Jedi Knight Jedi Academy for PC only. Also, the Red blade color is still on the lightsaber creation so if you choose any blade color, you won't be able to choose red color blade, so you must figure out how. Also, an orange color blade replaced the cyan blade color in SP and MP mod. RGB mode does not work on MP mode, so if you would be kind to figure out how, it would be a pleasure for help. And also there is a new tint color for Twi'Lek while it's shown this video.Links can be found here:Go ahead and try to use it.:DNOTE: I am planning to redo it cause my word is not what it is supposed to be. Once i get it right, i will delete this video, got it?!Thank you in advance.
Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy is a Star Wars first- and third-person action game released in September 2003. It was developed by Raven Software and published, distributed and marketed by LucasArts in North America and by Activision in the rest of the world. For Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'Saber Clashes'.
Back in the days people thought that staff/dualies where the best weapons since people had awful mindgames/footwork/spacing.Now it more comes down to people using a mix of red/yellow since you can pretty much kill anyone in an instant hit with two techniques. One is poke which you basically aim your red swing and have the saber inside of their playermodel for the entire animation.Or wiggle where you pretty much wiggle your mouse extremely fast in and out of their playermodel with a red swing.Both will pretty much kill anyone from 100health 100armor when done right.But that gets countered by good blue/yellow/staff/dual players who use movement and good footwork combined with deadly parries and blocking.It pretty much comes down to experience and player preference but do not think that one is better than the other. Sure there are bad matchups but overall the game is very balanced regarding sabers. Back in the day every 'pro' was using a single saber, mostly on red attacks, sometimes changing to blue to finish someone off. Everyone using staff or duals was considered a noob, but community sucked back then.staff has a limited range, but rather strong attacks, and I can't see any positive side of dual sabers, even tho they are my weapon of choice since forever. Depends what you like the most really, it's totally possible to defeat a single saber 'pro' with predicting his jumps and not allowing them to aim properly.
Just avoid spinning, spinning is the fastest way to die in duels- time Your attacks well. It all depends on how you want to play.Single fast style offers you a low damage but high speed lightsaber stlye allowing for extremely long combos. It's hard to counter, easy to counter other players with but doesn't do much damage.Medium style offers decent speed and damage, a good balance of speed and power.Strong style is by far the slowest and possibly hardest to use, but if mastered, allows for powerful strikes that do decent damage. It's slow and easy to counter, but if you can master it, you have a pretty devasting style.Dual sabers offer more of a defensive playstyle with moves such as 'Dual Saber Barrier' which will stop players from getting close to you and offers you a brief window to get a new force power ready or quickly plan a new stragety or just observe your surroundings.
'Dual Sabers Twirl' can be used defesivley as a barrier, or offensively for a pretty devastating combo.Saber staff is a much more offensive saber giving you more options for an offensive playstyle. Your kick allows you to send opponents off thin ledges or off an edge if they are very close to it, or give yo an oppurtunity for a few free hits. Nowhere near as powerful as a force push, but it can't be blocked. You can also press the middle mouse button to change to a single blade allowing you to the throw the saber. I'd reccommend this if you play offensvively as it is equally great at attacking groups of foes or unleashing devastating conbos on one person.
' This newfound diversity was reflected in the various ways that the scene had changed by the end of 2010: For one, Eastern Europeans had already been widely known for being great staffers, so it comes as no surprise that the amount of staffers playing on the ladders greatly increased in late 2010. However, there was also a shift in tactics as more and more staffers turned to passive styles of play, which made for an effective combination that would significantly change the way that JKA was to be played ever after.
Jedi Academy Black Lightsaber Model
'-So no, every 'pro' back in the days did not play red.It was much later until people found out about wiggling/poke which destroyed staff/dual users.