http://archives.thejediacademy.net/api.php?action=feedcontributions&user=DarthMike&feedformat=atomThe Jedi Academy Archives - User contributions [en]2024-03-29T05:25:31ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.41.0http://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Absorb&diff=2854Absorb2006-06-04T21:49:05Z<p>DarthMike: added link</p>
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<div>[[Image:shot0018.jpg|thumb|200pix|A Jedi using Force Absorb]]<br />
[[Image:Force_absorb.jpg|thumb|Force Absorb Symbol]]<br />
Absorb is a [[Light Side]] Force Power, with the sole purpose of absorbing Force Powers directed at the user, thereby preventing the user from taking damage or being negatively affected by the opponents Force attacks.<br />
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Force Absorb '''only''' absorbs Force Powers, NOT damage done by a [[Lightsaber]] or other [[weapon|weapons]], nor does it protect you against falling damage.<br />
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Force Absorb is activated by pressing the Force Absorb key, and is stopped when you either hit the Absorb key again, you have no Force Points left, or the duration of the power has run out.<br />
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===Levels===<br />
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*'''Level 1'''<br />
**Cost: 1 Point<br />
**Duration: 14 seconds<br />
**Effect: 33% of the incoming Force Power(s) is/are absorbed<br />
*'''Level 2'''<br />
**Cost: 3 Points<br />
**Duration: 18 seconds<br />
**Effect: 66% of the incoming Force Power(s) is/are absorbed<br />
*'''Level 3'''<br />
**Cost: 6 Points<br />
**Duration: 18 seconds<br />
**Effect: 100% of the incoming Force Power(s) is/are absorbed<br />
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[[Category:Force]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Massadoobie&diff=2853Massadoobie2006-06-04T21:46:07Z<p>DarthMike: Created</p>
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<div>[[Image:shot0009_b.jpg|thumb|200pix|A Jedi holding a [[Single]] Saber in Red Stance position]]<br />
Red stance, also known as strong stance, is a single lightsaber style that uses powerful swings with great range and large windup and follow-through. Up to 3 attacks can be performed in a row in red stance.<br />
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Many tend to shy away from this style when first beginning the game. Its slow swing speed is a bit tricky to Master. It would be wise to have a good understanding of blade timing and [[movement]] before venturing into this form.<br />
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==Special Moves==<br />
===Kata===<br />
[[Image:Red_Kata.JPG|thumb|left|200pix|A Jedi performing a kata in red stance.]]A Kata is performed by pressing '''[[primary fire]] and [[secondary fire]]''' simultaneously. The Red stance kata involves a few hard swings where the jedi twirls the saber behind his back, followed by a powerful downward swing. The jedi is moving during the kata, making it harder to counter-attack him. The kata is very powerful at close range, but can be avoided if seen in time.<br />
*Cost: 50 [[Force Point]]s<br />
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===DFA===<br />
[[Image:Red_DFA.JPG|thumb|left|200pix|A Jedi performing an rdfa.]]<br />
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The red special move, popularly known as the RDFA or "red death from above", is rarely used effectively in online play. It is achieved by pressing '''forward, jump, and primary fire''' simultaneously, and can be incorporated into a [[combination]] at the same places a forward swing can be. The move involves the jedi leaping forward and unleashing an extremely powerful and unblockable downward swing. Because of the range of the rdfa and the need for perfect timing, it is not used very often on purpose. However, many times fighters will inadvertantly perform an rdfa during a red stance combo when trying to jump forward and attack while in mid-air. <br />
*Cost: 25 [[Force Point]]s</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Red-Purist&diff=2813Red-Purist2006-04-26T21:04:42Z<p>DarthMike: </p>
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<div>A red-purist is player who exclusively uses the [[red stance]]. Red-purists are now very common in [[Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]]. This is likely due to the fact that it is so easy to [[Exploits|exploit]], and many consider it the only way to be very competitive in JKA.<br />
[[Category: Terminology]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Red-Purist&diff=2812Red-Purist2006-04-26T21:04:29Z<p>DarthMike: categorized</p>
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<div>A red-purist is player who exclusively uses the [[red stance]]. Red-purists are now very common in [[Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]]. This is likely due to the fact that it is so easy to [[Exploits|exploit]], and many consider it the only way to be very competitive in JKA.<br />
[[Category: Bios]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Red-Purist&diff=2811Red-Purist2006-04-26T21:03:35Z<p>DarthMike: link fix</p>
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<div>A red-purist is player who exclusively uses the [[red stance]]. Red-purists are now very common in [[Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]]. This is likely due to the fact that it is so easy to [[Exploits|exploit]], and many consider it the only way to be very competitive in JKA.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Red-Purist&diff=2810Red-Purist2006-04-26T21:03:01Z<p>DarthMike: Created</p>
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<div>A red-purist is player who exclusively uses the [[red stance]]. Red-purists are now very common in [[Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]]. This is likely due to the fact that it is so easy to [[exploit]], and many consider it the only way to be very competitive in JKA.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Yellow-Purist&diff=2809Yellow-Purist2006-04-26T21:02:04Z<p>DarthMike: link fix</p>
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<div>A yellow-purist is a fighter who specializes in [[yellow stance|yellow stance]] and uses it nearly exclusively. In [[Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast]] and early in the life of [[Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]], yellow purists were fairly common. Today, most yellow-purists are european members of the [[Jedi Academy]] where older purist [[Jedi Academy Trainer|instructors]] have passed on their style to newer [[Jedi Academy Student|students]]. Purists outside of the Academy are very rare. However, yellow-purists are coming back in numbers because of the popularity of the [[Jedi Academy Plus|JA+]] mod's modified damage system called "[[multi-player damages]]". MP damages give yellow stance a significant advantage. Some of the Academy's best fighters are yellow-purists, but competitive JKA hasn't featured a leading yellow-purist in years. <br />
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===Breaking Down The Style===<br />
Because of the nature of [[yellow stance|yellow stance]], yellow-purists are forced to be excellent in [[movement]]. It is considered by many experienced players that yellow-purists aren't actually students of the [[Lightsaber|saber]] nearly as much as they are students of movement. They also typically stay on the ground and rarely do offensive [[aerials]] or counter aerials. Nearly all yellow-purists rely on a style that is defensive in nature and is heavily [[counter]] based. A lot of emphasis is put on manipulation both with the saber and movement to provoke the opponent into making a tatical mistake. Advanced yellow-purists will put a lot of practice into understanding how saber collisions work in JK:JA and attempt to utilize [[parries]].<br />
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Some famous yellow-purists are former [[Jedi Academy Master]] [[Luke Skywalker]], [[Jedi Academy Council|Jedi Academy Council Member]] [[Virtue]] and [[Jedi Academy Master]] [[Jaiko D'Kana]].<br />
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[[Category:Terminology]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Menaxia&diff=2808Menaxia2006-04-26T20:53:12Z<p>DarthMike: added</p>
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{{attention}}</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=AvALON_D%27Kana&diff=2807AvALON D'Kana2006-04-26T20:53:02Z<p>DarthMike: added</p>
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{{attention}}</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Rosered&diff=2806Rosered2006-04-26T20:47:34Z<p>DarthMike: fixed link</p>
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organization=[[The Jedi Academy]]|<br />
gender=Female|<br />
location=Sweden|<br />
padawans=[[Monty]], Raider, Limana D'Kana, [[Eica]], Mavic Pride, Pandelor|<br />
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Rosered joined the [[Jedi Academy]] in April 2003 and became a unofficial [[padawan]] of Iori Yagami. After a few months he left to study a new language far far away. At that time Jello had just become [[Jedi Academy Knight]] and was looking for apprentices. He took Rosered as a [[padawan]]. Her new brothers were now Darkwood and Orion. This [[padawan]]-master relationship lasted til she feel in love with former [[Jedi Academy Trainer]] [[Hardwired]]. A switch of masters and she was now [[padawan]] of [[Hardwired]] learning pure [[red|red stance]]. Rosered learnt to use [[yellow|yellow stance]] after attending numerous classes teaching it.<br />
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On the 23rd of November 2005 Rosered was promoted to the rank of [[Jedi Academy Knight]], and took on various [[padawan|padawans]] including [[Monty]] and [[Eica]].<br />
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Rosered is also a former [[Jedi Academy Aurochs|Auroch]], but retired from her position in early 2006.<br />
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[[Category:Bios]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Movement&diff=2805Movement2006-04-24T21:47:51Z<p>DarthMike: links</p>
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<div>{{Attention}}<br />
[[Category: Terminology]]<br />
Movement is used to describe many different skills. Many types of movement skills are simply a way of getting from any spot to another as quick as possible. These skills include [[jump]], [[Strafe Jump]] , [[speed]], and [[Wall Run]]. Movement also refers to how you move around in a [[Duel Mode|duel]].</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Movement&diff=2804Movement2006-04-24T21:46:47Z<p>DarthMike: added, needs more detail probably</p>
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<div>{{Attention}}<br />
[[Category: Terminology]]<br />
Movement is used to describe many different skills. Many types of movement skills are simply a way of getting from any spot to another as quick as possible. These skills include [[jump]], [[strafe jump]] [[speed]], and [[wall run]]. Movement also refers to how you move around in a [[Duel Mode|duel]].</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Wall_Run&diff=2802Wall Run2006-04-24T03:07:22Z<p>DarthMike: Added.</p>
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<div>The wall run is a movement techinique that is fairly simple to do. It can be used in most [[Gametype|gametypes]] to move around the map a little quicker. It comes in two forms, horizontal and vertical.<br />
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== Vertical ==<br />
To do the vertical wall run, first you must have a flat wall at a 90 degree angle with the ground. Then you simply run towards the wall, and when you are right next to it, tap the jump button twice, still holding the up button. It is important not to hold the jump button, if you jump too high you will do a [[Wall Grab]] instead. After you have started running up the wall, you can either hold the up button until your player automatically jumps off the wall, let go of the up button early to make your player jump off sooner, or tap the jump button, which will make your player jump off the wall a little bit farther.<br />
*This type of wall run can be used to reach higher places than you could with a regular [[jump]]. It comes in especially handy in maps with multiple levels, as you can get to the place you want to go much quicker.<br />
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== Horizontal ==<br />
To do the horizontal wall run, you must be running forward, parallel to a flat wall that is at a 90 degree angle to the ground. Then you push and hold the corresponding left or right key. (e.g.) If the wall is to the right of you, push the right key. At the same time, you tap the jump button. You should also keep holding forward. Your player should run up the wall in a matrix style move and then come back<br />
down. You can make your player jump off early by tapping the jump button.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Ammunition&diff=2801Ammunition2006-04-24T02:34:57Z<p>DarthMike: small addition</p>
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<div>Every weapon, excluding the [[Lightsaber]], and [[Stun Baton]], needs ammunition in order to work.<br />
Ammunition boxes can be found throughout the maps, usually near the [[weapon]] that requires the ammunition.<br />
Ammunition for more powerful weapons is usually more rare, and in difficult to reach areas.<br />
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Ammunition is usually called ammo.<br />
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There are 4 different kinds of ammunition, namely:<br />
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*[[Arakyd 3T3 Missiles]] which are used by the [[Merr-Sonn PLX-2M Portable Missile System]]<br />
*[[Blaster Pack]]s which is used by the [[E-11 Blaster Rifle]]<br />
*[[Metallic Bolt]]s which are used by the [[Imperial Heavy Repeater]], the [[Golan Arms FC1 Flechette]] and the [[Stouker Concussion Rifle]]<br />
*[[Power Cell]]s which are used by the [[Tenloss DXR-6 Disruptor Rifle]], the [[Wookiee Bowcaster]] and the [[Destructive Electro-Magnetic Pulse 2 Gun]]<br />
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[[Category:Terminology]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Imperial_Heavy_Repeater&diff=2800Imperial Heavy Repeater2006-04-24T02:34:02Z<p>DarthMike: fixed link</p>
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secondary=Lobbed Concussion Blast|<br />
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A great all-around [[weapon]], the Heavy Repeater is capable of overwhelming a Jedi's [[Lightsaber Defense]] with a barage of bullets and killing whole groups of enemies with large blasts of energy.<br />
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==Primary Fire==<br />
The Heavy Repeater's [[primary fire]] mode is rapidly firing [[Metallic Bolt|metal bullets]] fired in a wide area. The fire is spread enough so that it cannot be completely defended by a Jedi's [[lightsaber]] and cannot be deflected accurately. However, the bolts do little damage and do not have enough power to stop most enemies.<br />
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==Secondary Fire==<br />
The [[secondary fire]] of the Repeater is especially dangerous. A large concussion blast, secondary fire inflicts heavy damage and has a long range. Because of the large amount of [[Ammunition]] each blast takes, secondary fire is best used on groups of enemies to maximize damage. <br />
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[[Category:Weapons]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Stun_Baton&diff=2795Stun Baton2006-04-23T17:32:53Z<p>DarthMike: grammar</p>
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The Stun Baton is a rarely used melee [[weapon]]. It can only be used when standing right next to someone. When used, sends an electric charge through someone, doing small amounts of damage. There is no difference between the [[Primary fire]] and [[Secondary fire]]. The only way to acquire this weapon is by spawning with it, or when being turned into a [[terminator]] by an admin. It can not be picked up from the ground, if someone dies with it, it will disappear. It is not advised to use the Stun Baton, since any other [[weapon]] can easily defeat it.<br />
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[[Category: Weapons]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Lightsaber_Offense&diff=2794Lightsaber Offense2006-04-23T17:27:43Z<p>DarthMike: correction</p>
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<div>[[Image:Saber_attack.jpg|thumb|Lightsaber Offense Symbol]]<br />
Lightsaber Offense is available to every Force user, no matter their alignment.<br />
The higher the Lightsaber Offense level of the user, the more Stances he will have available to him/her.<br />
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Lightsaber Offense has no activation or deactivation.<br />
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===Levels===<br />
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*'''Level 1'''<br />
**Cost: 0 Points<br />
**Effect: [[blue stance|Blue Stance]] is available<br />
*'''Level 2'''<br />
**Cost: 5 Points<br />
**Effect: [[yellow stance|Yellow Stance]] is available<br />
*'''Level 3'''<br />
**Cost: 8 Points<br />
**Effect: [[red stance|Red Stance]] is available<br />
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[[Category:Force]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Neutral&diff=2793Neutral2006-04-23T17:25:54Z<p>DarthMike: spelling</p>
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<div>Neutral [[Force Powers]], also called 'Core Powers' are available to both [[Dark Side]] Users as to [[Light Side]] Users.<br />
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There are 5 Neutral Force Powers, and 3 Saber Force Powers, which aren't really Force Powers, but do require Force Points to be used, therefore, they qualify as Neutral Powers.<br />
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The 5 Neutral Force Powers are:<br />
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*[[Jump]]<br />
*[[Pull]]<br />
*[[Push]]<br />
*[[Seeing]]<br />
*[[Speed]]<br />
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The 3 Lightsaber Powers are:<br />
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*[[Lightsaber Offense]]<br />
*[[Lightsaber Defense]]<br />
*[[Lightsaber Throw]]<br />
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[[Category:Force]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Free_For_All&diff=2792Free For All2006-04-23T17:19:23Z<p>DarthMike: spelling</p>
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<div>Free For All (FFA) is a game mode in which players compete individually to score points by killing other players in any way they can. <br />
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===Scoring===<br />
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*Eliminating an enemy: +1 point<br />
*Eliminating yourself: -1 point<br />
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The player that has the highest score when the [[Kill Limit]] or [[Time Limit]] is reached, wins.<br />
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A lot of FFA Servers are not pure FFA Servers, meaning you cannot kill everyone that you see.<br />
On these Servers, players engage in private 1 on 1 duels, hang around, chat, and that kind of stuff. <br />
Attacking players that have their [[Chat Box]] up, or have their Saber down, is considered [[laming]] and isn't appreciated. Servers of this nature are sometimes refered to as "Social FFA". <br />
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[[Category:Gametypes]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Time_Limit&diff=2791Time Limit2006-04-23T14:03:17Z<p>DarthMike: added link</p>
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<div>The Time Limit is set by the [[Server]] Administrator, and determines when a match is over.<br />
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''If the Time Limit is set to 60, the match will end when 60 minutes after it started, or, in other words, the match will last for 1 hour.''.<br />
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When that happens, the map will restart, or cycle, depending on the settings of the Server.<br />
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[[Category:Terminology]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Solitude&diff=2766Solitude2006-04-23T07:24:23Z<p>DarthMike: Added with bio template and attention tag</p>
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<div>Duel Mode is a special [[gametype]] in [[JK3]] where two fighters from everyone on the server fight eachother while everyone else watches in [[spectator]] mode. The winner continues to fight and the loser goes to the bottom of the list of those waiting to fight. Both fighters start with 100 [[Hit Point|HP]] and the [[damagescale]] is adjusted to make hits do less damage - prolonging the fight. All fighters on the server can look at their [[scoreboard]] and see how many kills and deaths they have gotten. Dualmode usually has rounds either decided by one player reaching a certain number of kills or by a [[Time Limit|timelimit]]. In the event of a timelimit win, the fighter with the greatest amount of [[Hit Point|HP]] remaining wins. There are an entire group of [[duel maps]] that come standard with the game for players to enjoy this gametype on.<br />
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Some of the most popular dueling servers are members of the [[BWN]] that run the [[blademod]] [[mod]]. <br />
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===Typical Commands===<br />
"[[Gametype|g_gametype]] 3" enables the duel gametype<br />
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"[[fraglimit]] 1" makes it so a fighter only has to win 1 duel to advance to the next fighter<br />
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[[Category:Gametypes]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Force_Powers&diff=2764Force Powers2006-04-23T07:20:33Z<p>DarthMike: Removed a couple broken links, no need for them.</p>
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<div>Force Powers are a big addition to the [[Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]] game, both in Single Player as in Multi Player.<br />
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There are 16 Force Powers in Multi Player, classed in 3 different sides, namely:<br />
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*[[Dark Side]]<br />
*[[Light Side]]<br />
*[[Neutral]]<br />
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Dark Side and Light Side Powers can only be used by their respective Sides, meaning Dark Side Powers are only available to Dark Side Users, and vice versa for Light Side Powers.*<br />
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Neutral Powers can be used by either Side.<br />
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===Force Rankings===<br />
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There are 7 Force Ranks. The Server Administrator can select one of the 7 Ranks, which will grant a certain amount of Force Points that player can use on Force Powers.<br />
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The Ranks are:<br />
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*Initiate - 5 Force Points<br />
*Padawan - 10 Force Points<br />
*Jedi - 20 Force Points<br />
*Jedi Adept - 30 Force Points<br />
*Jedi Guardian - 50 Force Points<br />
*Jedi Knight - 75 Force Points<br />
*Jedi Master - 100 Force Points<br />
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===Force Power Selection===<br />
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Each Force Power has 3 Levels, with each level giving additional features to that Power.<br />
This can be by lowering the Force costs required to use the Power, increasing the duration of the Power, giving more control over the Power, or something else.<br />
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Each power and each level of that power has it's own point requirement.<br />
Some Force Powers have lower point requirements than others.<br />
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*For example:<br />
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''The maximum level of Force [[Grip]] requires a total of 10 Force Points, while Force [[Lightsaber Throw]] requires a total of 18 Force Points.<br />
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There are 3 Force Powers that have a 'free' Level, those are Force [[Jump]], Force [[Lightsaber Offense]] and Force [[Lightsaber Defense]]. These Powers require 0 Force Points to attain Level 1.<br />
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[[Category:Force]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=The_Jedi_Academy&diff=2763The Jedi Academy2006-04-23T07:12:20Z<p>DarthMike: added link</p>
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<div>{{Attention}}<br />
The Jedi Academy is a community of Star Wars fans, with the purpose of teaching people to play [[Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast]] and [[Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]]. Their website is [http://www.thejediacademy.net http://www.thejediacademy.net]. The Academy hosts a number of private [[server|servers]], where the members can have fun and practice [[Duel Mode|dueling]], as well as attend [[Class|classes]] to learn new skills. The Academy has many different [[Jedi Academy Ranks|ranks]].<br />
[[Category:Organizations]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Class&diff=2762Class2006-04-23T07:11:34Z<p>DarthMike: </p>
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<div>Classes are the main way [[The Jedi Academy]] teaches its students new skills. Classes are taught by [[Jedi Academy Trainer|Jedi Academy Trainers]] and [[Jedi Academy Master|Jedi Academy Masters]]. They are taught on The Jedi Academy's private [[server|servers]]. There is a full schedule of classes on the classes page of The Jedi Academy's [http://www.thejediacademy.net website].</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=The_Jedi_Academy&diff=2761The Jedi Academy2006-04-23T07:05:29Z<p>DarthMike: Added stuff</p>
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<div>{{Attention}}<br />
The Jedi Academy is a community of Star Wars fans, with the purpose of teaching people to play [[Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast]] and [[Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]]. Their website is [http://www.thejediacademy.net http://www.thejediacademy.net]. The Academy hosts a number of private servers, where the members can have fun and practice [[Duel Mode|dueling]], as well as attend [[Class|classes]] to learn new skills. The Academy has many different [[Jedi Academy Ranks|ranks]].<br />
[[Category:Organizations]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Secondary_fire&diff=2760Secondary fire2006-04-23T06:46:06Z<p>DarthMike: fixed</p>
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<div>Secondary fire is used to describe the alternative type of fire each [[weapon]]. For most guns, secondary fire is the optimal type of fire to use, since it is usually a more effective way to damage opponets, either because more [[Hit Point|Hit Points]] are taken, or you are more likely to hit them. Most people use the right mouse button to use secondary fire.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Secondary_fire&diff=2759Secondary fire2006-04-23T06:44:40Z<p>DarthMike: added link</p>
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<div>Secondary fire is used to describe the alternative type of fire each [[weapon]]. For most guns, secondary fire is the optimal type of fire to use, since it is usually a more effective way to damage opponets, either because more [[hit points]] are taken, or you are more likely to hit them. Most people use the right mouse button to use secondary fire.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Secondary_fire&diff=2758Secondary fire2006-04-23T06:42:39Z<p>DarthMike: Added more stuff</p>
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<div>Secondary fire is used to describe the alternative type of fire each [[weapon]]. For most guns, secondary fire is the optimal type of fire to use, since it is usually a more effective way to damage opponets, either because damage is higher, or you are more likely to hit them. Most people use the right mouse button to use secondary fire.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Console&diff=2757Console2006-04-23T06:23:05Z<p>DarthMike: Added</p>
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<div>The console is used in [[Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]] to preform various commands. To bring up the console, hold shift, and push the "~" key. Commands start with a "/" and vary from emotes to server admin tools.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Jedi_Academy_Empire&diff=2756Jedi Academy Empire2006-04-23T06:20:01Z<p>DarthMike: Added emotes section</p>
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<div>{{Attention}}<br />
<br />
Jedi Academy Empire, or JAE for short, is the official mod for [[The Jedi Academy]], and is created by [[Jedi Academy Council]] Member [[cHoSeN oNe]].<br />
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It is a [[server-side]] mod, meaning players don't need to download it in order to play on servers running the mod.<br />
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It is filled with admin commands to make server control very easy, and is divided into 2 sub-admin levels aswell.<br />
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== Emotes ==<br />
Emotes are done by typing the appropriate command in the [[console]].<br />
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;emsit : Performs a sitting animation.<br />
;emsit2 : Performs a laidback sitting animation.<br />
;emsit3 : Performs yet another sitting animation.<br />
;emwait : Clamps your hands behind your back. Player is able to move.<br />
;emsurrender : Puts your hands up in the air. Player is able to move.<br />
;emsorrow : Places the character at a sorrowful animation, kneeling on the ground.<br />
;emhonor : Places the character at a honorable animation, kneeling before their master.<br />
;emnod : The player nods their head.<br />
;emshake : The player shakes their head.<br />
;empraise : The player raises the roof.<br />
;emattenhut : The player stands at attention.<br />
;emcrossarms : The player leans against an entity with their arms crossed.<br />
;emalora : The player executes the Alora taunt from SP mode.<br />
;emthrow : The player randomly throws the saber in two different directions.<br />
;emtavion : The player executes the Tavion taunt from SP mode.<br />
;empoint : The player points in a general direction.<br />
;emcomeon : The player motions the other client to come here.<br />
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[[Category: Mods]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Acronyms_and_Slang&diff=2725Acronyms and Slang2006-04-03T01:04:56Z<p>DarthMike: added z0r</p>
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Below is a list of acronyms and slang that are related to [[The Jedi Academy]], [[Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]] or are used/created by Members/Players of the community/game.<br />
Make sure to link abbrevations to their proper page, censor offensive words and alphabetize your additions.<br />
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==#==<br />
;1337 : Leetspeak for elite, which means skilled<br />
==A==<br />
;AFK : Away From Keyboard, means the person is not behind his computer at the moment<br />
;[[AIIYE!!!]] : An exclamation created by [[SilkMonkey]]<br />
;AKA, aka : Also Known As<br />
;ammo : [[Ammunition]]<br />
;ASAP, asap : As Soon As Possible<br />
;Aurochs : A team associated with The Jedi Academy, that plays [[Team Free For All]] and [[Duel Mode|Duel]] matches<br />
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==B==<br />
;Bant : Banned<br />
;BBL, bbl : Be Back Later<br />
;BBS, bbs : Be Back Soon<br />
;B00m, b00m : Alternate version of w00t, used by the [[Jedi Academy Aurochs]]<br />
;BRB, brb : Be Right Back<br />
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==C==<br />
;Cap : Capture, used in the [[Capture the Flag]] [[gametype]] to indicate that there has been scored<br />
;Ceremonial Hall, C-Hall, CHall : Name for the room in the Academy v2 map that is used for holding Ceremonies, also used for holding [[Classes]]<br />
;Combo : A combination attack performed with a [[saber]]<br />
;Courtyard, CY, cy : Name of the area you spawn in in the Academy v2 map<br />
;CTF : The abbrevation for the [[Capture the Flag]] [[gametype]]<br />
;Cya : See you<br />
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==D==<br />
;DFA : Death From Above, refers to the special [[Red]] and [[Yellow|Yellow Stance]] moves<br />
==E==<br />
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==F==<br />
;FFA : Abbrevation for the [[Free For All]] [[gametype]]<br />
;FFS : For F**king Sake/For F**k Sake<br />
;FTL, ftl : For The Lose/For Teh Lose<br />
;FTW, ftw : For The Win/For Teh Win<br />
;Fortress, Fort : Name for the Gun Area in the 'The Academy v2' map<br />
;FPS : First Person Shooter, the kind of game [[Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]] is. Also means Frames Per Second, which is a performance indication.<br />
;FYI, fyi: For Your Information<br />
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==G==<br />
;G2G, g2g, gtg : Got To Go<br />
;GF, gf : Good Fight<br />
;GG, gg : Good Game<br />
;GJ, gj : Good Job<br />
;GL, gl : Good Luck<br />
==H==<br />
;hax, h4x, haxx : Hacks, programs that give a player an unfair advantage over others<br />
;haxx0r, hax0r, haxxor, haxor : Hacker, someone that uses hacks, see above<br />
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==I==<br />
;IMO, IMHO : In My Opinion, In My Honest Opinion<br />
;IRC : Internet Relay Chat, used by [[The Jedi Academy|Jedi Academy]] Members to chat with each other, most commonly used program is [http://www.mirc.com/ mIRC] <br />
==J==<br />
;JA : Refers to the [[The Jedi Academy| The Jedi Academy]] community<br />
;JAA : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Aurochs]] team, also the abbrevation of Jedi Academy Apprentice, the [[Dark Side]] name for Jedi Academy Padawan<br />
;JAC : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Council]] rank<br />
;JAK : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Knight]] rank<br />
;JAM : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Master]] rank<br />
;JAP : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Padawan]] rank<br />
;JAS : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Student]] rank<br />
;JAStaff : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Staff]] rank<br />
;JAT : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Trainer]] rank<br />
;JK : Jedi Knight, refers to the Star Wars Jedi Knight series<br />
;JKII, JK2, JKJO : Refers to the Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast game<br />
;JKJA, JKA : Refers to the Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy game<br />
;J/K, j/k : Just Kidding, joke<br />
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==K==<br />
;K, k : OK, Okay<br />
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==L==<br />
;L33T, l33t : Slang for elite, which means skilled<br />
;l8r: leetspeak for later, as in goodbye<br />
;lamer : A person that attacks people that are unarmed, have their chat window up, or otherwise attack people that didn't agree to fight. Lamers are frowned upon, and are usually kicked from the Server.<br />
;LMAO, lmao : Laughing My Ass Off, used to indicate something is very funny<br />
;Lobby : Name for the room that connects the Courtyard with the 3 Matrix Rooms<br />
;LOL, lol : Laughing Out Loud, used to indicate something is funny<br />
;Lunge : A special [[Blue|Blue Stance]] move<br />
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==M==<br />
;Matrix, Matrix Rooms : Term used for the dueling rooms in the Jedi Academy Maps<br />
==N==<br />
;N1, n1 : Nice one<br />
;Newbie, Newb, n00b, noob, nub : An inexperienced, often new player. Sometimes used as an insult.<br />
;NP, np : No Problem<br />
;NPC, npc : Non Player Character, computer controlled characters<br />
;NPC Room : Name for the room in the Academy v2 map where you can practise your skills against NPC's<br />
;NVM, nvm : Nevermind<br />
==O==<br />
;OMG, omg, OMFG, omfg : Oh My God, Oh My F**king God<br />
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==P==<br />
;Pit : Name for the Pit Area in the 'The Academy v2' map<br />
;PLZ, plz : Please<br />
;PPL, ppl : People<br />
;PW : Password<br />
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==Q==<br />
;QFT : Quoted For Truth, Quite F**king True<br />
;QFE : Quoted For Effect<br />
;QFF : Quoted For Fun<br />
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==R==<br />
;RDFA : Red Death From Above, refers to the special [[Red|Red Stance]] ability<br />
;RL : Real Life, refers to a players social life outside games<br />
;ROFL, rofl : Rolling On the Floor Laughing, used to express something is very funny<br />
;roger, rgr : Usually used in teamgames to indicate that the player understands what was asked/told<br />
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==S==<br />
;sploitz : Exploits, playing the game in ways that weren't intended, using bugs<br />
;STFU, stfu: Shut The F**k Up, used as a rude way of telling a person to stop talking<br />
;SU, su : Shut Up<br />
;SW : Star Wars<br />
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==T==<br />
;Teh : Often deliberate misspelling of the word "the".<br />
;TFFA : Abbrevation for the [[Team Free For All]] [[gametype]]<br />
;Thnx, thx : Thanks<br />
;TIT, TIT4 etc : [[Thanksgiving Invitational Tournament]]<br />
;TJA : Refers to [[The Jedi Academy]] community<br />
;TTYL, ttyl : Talk To You Later<br />
;TY, ty : Thank You<br />
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==U==<br />
;U2, u2 : You too<br />
==V==<br />
;VGF, vgf : Very Good Fight<br />
==W==<br />
;w00t : Used by players to indicate that their excited or happy about something<br />
;w/ : With<br />
;w/e : Whatever<br />
;w/o : Without<br />
;WB, wb : Welcome Back<br />
;WTF, wtf : What The F**k<br />
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==X==<br />
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==Y==<br />
;YDFA : Yellow Death From Above, refers to the special [[Yellow|Yellow Stance]] move<br />
==Z==<br />
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;Zor, z0r : Suffix used on many of the above words, e.g Pwnzor or Lolzor.<br />
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[[Category:Terminology]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Duel_maps&diff=2721Duel maps2006-04-02T21:58:07Z<p>DarthMike: minor change for easy to readness</p>
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Duel Maps are [[maps]] that were specifically designed for [[Duel Mode]]. These maps are usually smaller in area and are fit for epic 1 versus 1 battles. <br />
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==Bespin Courtyard==<br />
[[Image:duel1.jpg|thumb|right|200pix|Bespin Courtyard]]<br />
====Description:==== This is possibly the most widely used duel map. It features a mainly flat, wide-open space that is ideal for normal duels. Very few obstacles and no terrain. It is liked mostly for its simplicity, and open space.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Acronyms_and_Slang&diff=2720Acronyms and Slang2006-04-02T21:09:22Z<p>DarthMike: added "l8r"</p>
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Below is a list of acronyms and slang that are related to [[The Jedi Academy]], [[Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]] or are used/created by Members/Players of the community/game.<br />
Make sure to link abbrevations to their proper page, censor offensive words and alphabetize your additions.<br />
<br />
==#==<br />
;1337 : Leetspeak for elite, which means skilled<br />
==A==<br />
;AFK : Away From Keyboard, means the person is not behind his computer at the moment<br />
;[[AIIYE!!!]] : An exclamation created by [[SilkMonkey]]<br />
;AKA, aka : Also Known As<br />
;ammo : [[Ammunition]]<br />
;ASAP, asap : As Soon As Possible<br />
;Aurochs : A team associated with The Jedi Academy, that plays [[Team Free For All]] and [[Duel Mode|Duel]] matches<br />
<br />
==B==<br />
;Bant : Banned<br />
;BBL, bbl : Be Back Later<br />
;BBS, bbs : Be Back Soon<br />
;B00m, b00m : Alternate version of w00t, used by the [[Jedi Academy Aurochs]]<br />
;BRB, brb : Be Right Back<br />
<br />
==C==<br />
;Cap : Capture, used in the [[Capture the Flag]] [[gametype]] to indicate that there has been scored<br />
;Ceremonial Hall, C-Hall, CHall : Name for the room in the Academy v2 map that is used for holding Ceremonies, also used for holding [[Classes]]<br />
;Combo : A combination attack performed with a [[saber]]<br />
;Courtyard, CY, cy : Name of the area you spawn in in the Academy v2 map<br />
;CTF : The abbrevation for the [[Capture the Flag]] [[gametype]]<br />
;Cya : See you<br />
<br />
==D==<br />
;DFA : Death From Above, refers to the special [[Red]] and [[Yellow|Yellow Stance]] moves<br />
==E==<br />
<br />
==F==<br />
;FFA : Abbrevation for the [[Free For All]] [[gametype]]<br />
;FFS : For F**king Sake/For F**k Sake<br />
;FTL, ftl : For The Lose/For Teh Lose<br />
;FTW, ftw : For The Win/For Teh Win<br />
;Fortress, Fort : Name for the Gun Area in the 'The Academy v2' map<br />
;FPS : First Person Shooter, the kind of game [[Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]] is. Also means Frames Per Second, which is a performance indication.<br />
;FYI, fyi: For Your Information<br />
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==G==<br />
;G2G, g2g, gtg : Got To Go<br />
;GF, gf : Good Fight<br />
;GG, gg : Good Game<br />
;GJ, gj : Good Job<br />
;GL, gl : Good Luck<br />
==H==<br />
;hax, h4x, haxx : Hacks, programs that give a player an unfair advantage over others<br />
;haxx0r, hax0r, haxxor, haxor : Hacker, someone that uses hacks, see above<br />
<br />
==I==<br />
;IMO, IMHO : In My Opinion, In My Honest Opinion<br />
;IRC : Internet Relay Chat, used by [[The Jedi Academy|Jedi Academy]] Members to chat with each other, most commonly used program is [http://www.mirc.com/ mIRC] <br />
==J==<br />
;JA : Refers to the [[The Jedi Academy| The Jedi Academy]] community<br />
;JAA : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Aurochs]] team, also the abbrevation of Jedi Academy Apprentice, the [[Dark Side]] name for Jedi Academy Padawan<br />
;JAC : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Council]] rank<br />
;JAK : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Knight]] rank<br />
;JAM : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Master]] rank<br />
;JAP : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Padawan]] rank<br />
;JAS : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Student]] rank<br />
;JAStaff : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Staff]] rank<br />
;JAT : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Trainer]] rank<br />
;JK : Jedi Knight, refers to the Star Wars Jedi Knight series<br />
;JKII, JK2, JKJO : Refers to the Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast game<br />
;JKJA, JKA : Refers to the Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy game<br />
;J/K, j/k : Just Kidding, joke<br />
<br />
==K==<br />
;K, k : OK, Okay<br />
<br />
==L==<br />
;L33T, l33t : Slang for elite, which means skilled<br />
;l8r: leetspeak for later, as in goodbye<br />
;lamer : A person that attacks people that are unarmed, have their chat window up, or otherwise attack people that didn't agree to fight. Lamers are frowned upon, and are usually kicked from the Server.<br />
;LMAO, lmao : Laughing My Ass Off, used to indicate something is very funny<br />
;Lobby : Name for the room that connects the Courtyard with the 3 Matrix Rooms<br />
;LOL, lol : Laughing Out Loud, used to indicate something is funny<br />
;Lunge : A special [[Blue|Blue Stance]] move<br />
<br />
==M==<br />
;Matrix, Matrix Rooms : Term used for the dueling rooms in the Jedi Academy Maps<br />
==N==<br />
;N1, n1 : Nice one<br />
;Newbie, Newb, n00b, noob, nub : An inexperienced, often new player. Sometimes used as an insult.<br />
;NP, np : No Problem<br />
;NPC, npc : Non Player Character, computer controlled characters<br />
;NPC Room : Name for the room in the Academy v2 map where you can practise your skills against NPC's<br />
;NVM, nvm : Nevermind<br />
==O==<br />
;OMG, omg, OMFG, omfg : Oh My God, Oh My F**king God<br />
<br />
==P==<br />
;Pit : Name for the Pit Area in the 'The Academy v2' map<br />
;PLZ, plz : Please<br />
;PPL, ppl : People<br />
;PW : Password<br />
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==Q==<br />
;QFT : Quoted For Truth, Quite F**king True<br />
;QFE : Quoted For Effect<br />
;QFF : Quoted For Fun<br />
<br />
==R==<br />
;RDFA : Red Death From Above, refers to the special [[Red|Red Stance]] ability<br />
;RL : Real Life, refers to a players social life outside games<br />
;ROFL, rofl : Rolling On the Floor Laughing, used to express something is very funny<br />
;roger : Usually used in teamgames to indicate that the player understands what was asked<br />
==S==<br />
;sploitz : Exploits, playing the game in ways that weren't intended, using bugs<br />
;STFU, stfu: Shut The F**k Up, used as a rude way of telling a person to stop talking<br />
;SU, su : Shut Up<br />
;SW : Star Wars<br />
<br />
==T==<br />
;Teh : Often deliberate misspelling of the word "the".<br />
;TFFA : Abbrevation for the [[Team Free For All]] [[gametype]]<br />
;Thnx, thx : Thanks<br />
;TIT, TIT4 etc : [[Thanksgiving Invitational Tournament]]<br />
;TJA : Refers to [[The Jedi Academy]] community<br />
;TY, ty : Thank You<br />
<br />
==U==<br />
;U2, u2 : You too<br />
==V==<br />
;VGF, vgf : Very Good Fight<br />
==W==<br />
;w00t : Used by players to indicate that their excited or happy about something<br />
;w/e : Whatever<br />
;w/o : Without<br />
;WB, wb : Welcome Back<br />
;WTF, wtf : What The F**k<br />
==X==<br />
<br />
==Y==<br />
;YDFA : Yellow Death From Above, refers to the special [[Yellow|Yellow Stance]] move<br />
==Z==<br />
<br />
;Zor : Suffix used on many of the above words, e.g Pwnzor or Lolzor.<br />
<br />
[[Category:Terminology]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Acronyms_and_Slang&diff=2719Acronyms and Slang2006-04-02T21:08:16Z<p>DarthMike: spelling fix</p>
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Below is a list of acronyms and slang that are related to [[The Jedi Academy]], [[Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]] or are used/created by Members/Players of the community/game.<br />
Make sure to link abbrevations to their proper page, censor offensive words and alphabetize your additions.<br />
<br />
==#==<br />
;1337 : Leetspeak for elite, which means skilled<br />
==A==<br />
;AFK : Away From Keyboard, means the person is not behind his computer at the moment<br />
;[[AIIYE!!!]] : An exclamation created by [[SilkMonkey]]<br />
;AKA, aka : Also Known As<br />
;ammo : [[Ammunition]]<br />
;ASAP, asap : As Soon As Possible<br />
;Aurochs : A team associated with The Jedi Academy, that plays [[Team Free For All]] and [[Duel Mode|Duel]] matches<br />
<br />
==B==<br />
;Bant : Banned<br />
;BBL, bbl : Be Back Later<br />
;BBS, bbs : Be Back Soon<br />
;B00m, b00m : Alternate version of w00t, used by the [[Jedi Academy Aurochs]]<br />
;BRB, brb : Be Right Back<br />
<br />
==C==<br />
;Cap : Capture, used in the [[Capture the Flag]] [[gametype]] to indicate that there has been scored<br />
;Ceremonial Hall, C-Hall, CHall : Name for the room in the Academy v2 map that is used for holding Ceremonies, also used for holding [[Classes]]<br />
;Combo : A combination attack performed with a [[saber]]<br />
;Courtyard, CY, cy : Name of the area you spawn in in the Academy v2 map<br />
;CTF : The abbrevation for the [[Capture the Flag]] [[gametype]]<br />
;Cya : See you<br />
<br />
==D==<br />
;DFA : Death From Above, refers to the special [[Red]] and [[Yellow|Yellow Stance]] moves<br />
==E==<br />
<br />
==F==<br />
;FFA : Abbrevation for the [[Free For All]] [[gametype]]<br />
;FFS : For F**king Sake/For F**k Sake<br />
;FTL, ftl : For The Lose/For Teh Lose<br />
;FTW, ftw : For The Win/For Teh Win<br />
;Fortress, Fort : Name for the Gun Area in the 'The Academy v2' map<br />
;FPS : First Person Shooter, the kind of game [[Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]] is. Also means Frames Per Second, which is a performance indication.<br />
;FYI, fyi: For Your Information<br />
<br />
==G==<br />
;G2G, g2g, gtg : Got To Go<br />
;GF, gf : Good Fight<br />
;GG, gg : Good Game<br />
;GJ, gj : Good Job<br />
;GL, gl : Good Luck<br />
==H==<br />
;hax, h4x, haxx : Hacks, programs that give a player an unfair advantage over others<br />
;haxx0r, hax0r, haxxor, haxor : Hacker, someone that uses hacks, see above<br />
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==I==<br />
;IMO, IMHO : In My Opinion, In My Honest Opinion<br />
;IRC : Internet Relay Chat, used by [[The Jedi Academy|Jedi Academy]] Members to chat with each other, most commonly used program is [http://www.mirc.com/ mIRC] <br />
==J==<br />
;JA : Refers to the [[The Jedi Academy| The Jedi Academy]] community<br />
;JAA : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Aurochs]] team, also the abbrevation of Jedi Academy Apprentice, the [[Dark Side]] name for Jedi Academy Padawan<br />
;JAC : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Council]] rank<br />
;JAK : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Knight]] rank<br />
;JAM : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Master]] rank<br />
;JAP : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Padawan]] rank<br />
;JAS : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Student]] rank<br />
;JAStaff : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Staff]] rank<br />
;JAT : Abbrevation/tag for the [[Jedi Academy Trainer]] rank<br />
;JK : Jedi Knight, refers to the Star Wars Jedi Knight series<br />
;JKII, JK2, JKJO : Refers to the Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast game<br />
;JKJA, JKA : Refers to the Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy game<br />
;J/K, j/k : Just Kidding, joke<br />
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==K==<br />
;K, k : OK, Okay<br />
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==L==<br />
;L33T, l33t : Slang for elite, which means skilled<br />
;lamer : A person that attacks people that are unarmed, have their chat window up, or otherwise attack people that didn't agree to fight. Lamers are frowned upon, and are usually kicked from the Server.<br />
;LMAO, lmao : Laughing My Ass Off, used to indicate something is very funny<br />
;Lobby : Name for the room that connects the Courtyard with the 3 Matrix Rooms<br />
;LOL, lol : Laughing Out Loud, used to indicate something is funny<br />
;Lunge : A special [[Blue|Blue Stance]] move<br />
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==M==<br />
;Matrix, Matrix Rooms : Term used for the dueling rooms in the Jedi Academy Maps<br />
==N==<br />
;N1, n1 : Nice one<br />
;Newbie, Newb, n00b, noob, nub : An inexperienced, often new player. Sometimes used as an insult.<br />
;NP, np : No Problem<br />
;NPC, npc : Non Player Character, computer controlled characters<br />
;NPC Room : Name for the room in the Academy v2 map where you can practise your skills against NPC's<br />
;NVM, nvm : Nevermind<br />
==O==<br />
;OMG, omg, OMFG, omfg : Oh My God, Oh My F**king God<br />
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==P==<br />
;Pit : Name for the Pit Area in the 'The Academy v2' map<br />
;PLZ, plz : Please<br />
;PPL, ppl : People<br />
;PW : Password<br />
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==Q==<br />
;QFT : Quoted For Truth, Quite F**king True<br />
;QFE : Quoted For Effect<br />
;QFF : Quoted For Fun<br />
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==R==<br />
;RDFA : Red Death From Above, refers to the special [[Red|Red Stance]] ability<br />
;RL : Real Life, refers to a players social life outside games<br />
;ROFL, rofl : Rolling On the Floor Laughing, used to express something is very funny<br />
;roger : Usually used in teamgames to indicate that the player understands what was asked<br />
==S==<br />
;sploitz : Exploits, playing the game in ways that weren't intended, using bugs<br />
;STFU, stfu: Shut The F**k Up, used as a rude way of telling a person to stop talking<br />
;SU, su : Shut Up<br />
;SW : Star Wars<br />
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==T==<br />
;Teh : Often deliberate misspelling of the word "the".<br />
;TFFA : Abbrevation for the [[Team Free For All]] [[gametype]]<br />
;Thnx, thx : Thanks<br />
;TIT, TIT4 etc : [[Thanksgiving Invitational Tournament]]<br />
;TJA : Refers to [[The Jedi Academy]] community<br />
;TY, ty : Thank You<br />
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==U==<br />
;U2, u2 : You too<br />
==V==<br />
;VGF, vgf : Very Good Fight<br />
==W==<br />
;w00t : Used by players to indicate that their excited or happy about something<br />
;w/e : Whatever<br />
;w/o : Without<br />
;WB, wb : Welcome Back<br />
;WTF, wtf : What The F**k<br />
==X==<br />
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==Y==<br />
;YDFA : Yellow Death From Above, refers to the special [[Yellow|Yellow Stance]] move<br />
==Z==<br />
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;Zor : Suffix used on many of the above words, e.g Pwnzor or Lolzor.<br />
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[[Category:Terminology]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=User_talk:D@RtHM@UL&diff=2708User talk:D@RtHM@UL2006-04-02T12:52:13Z<p>DarthMike: </p>
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<div>yeah im trying to pick it up again, couldnt have done it without you starting them though<br />
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i see what you mean, seemed lighter last night, ill reshoot them at some point<br />
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cool, i took some last night but yours are a higher quality anyway. nice work [[User:Proximo|Proximo]]<br />
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what i would of done, i miss my ps ;_;. lost it when my computer went south [[User:Proximo|Proximo]]<br />
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hey what is a medical station? i have no idea. and light amplification goggles are only in jk2 arent they? [[User:Proximo|Proximo]]<br />
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wasn't exactly "legal" per se. and i use my sisters laptop primarily now, only use the old comp for jka[[User:Proximo|Proximo]]<br />
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thanks, took a while to look up all the info. good call with the hit points, i hadnt thought about it but they should be under a real name [[User:Proximo|Proximo]]<br />
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helps to have more than one set of eyes, and that seige is unbelievable by the way, good stuff [[User:Proximo|Proximo]]<br />
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Hey bro! Hope things are cool with ya. I've read somewhere that Dutch handles these things differently, so there might be some confusion. With a title, you only capitalize the title when it is used with the name or object. For example: Professor Tido Kenobi and Doctor D@RtHM@UL. However you never capitalize a title by itself as it is now just a regular noun. Example: I talked to my professor today about what my doctor told me. Peace!<br />
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-[[User:Tido|Tido]] 10:14, 28 March 2006 (EST)<br />
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hehe, yeah i'm trying to work on that, haven't really done any wiki's before. [[User Talk:DarthMike|DarthMike]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Terminator&diff=2702Terminator2006-04-02T12:41:49Z<p>DarthMike: added link</p>
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<div>Terminator is an admin power usable in some mods. It can be used on a specific player, or on everyone in the [[server]]. Whoever it is used on recieves every [[weapon]], except for the [[lightsaber]], and 999 [[ammunition]]. They are also given all of the [[items]]. The side effects are that all [[Force Powers]] are removed, and that it isn't possible to use the [[lightsaber]].<br />
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[[Category:Terminology]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Empower&diff=2701Empower2006-04-02T12:40:56Z<p>DarthMike: added link</p>
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<div>Empower is an admin command that can be used in some [[modification]]s. It can be used on a specific person, or on everyone in the [[server]]. When it is used on someone, that person recieves all of the [[Neutral]], [[Light Side|Light]] and [[Dark Side]] powers at their max level. Their [[Force Pool]] also goes up to a max of 200. The side effects of this are that they lose the ability to use [[weapon]]s other than the [[lightsaber]], as well as any [[items]] they might have.<br />
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[[Category:Terminology]]</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Strafe_Jump&diff=2699Strafe Jump2006-04-02T12:38:30Z<p>DarthMike: Added page.</p>
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<div>Strafe jumping is a technique that is used to get around faster. It is faster to strafe jump than it is to run with [[Speed]]. It is a useful skill to learn, but can take a bit of getting used to. <br />
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How to do it: First you have to know how to hop around using the "bunny hop". This means that you repeatedly jump around '''without''' using any force. This requires quick taps of the jump key. After you can do this, you can apply the actual strafe part. Basically you alternate holding down the right and left directional keys after you do each bunny hop. EX: {jump, hold down right key, jump, hold down left key, jump.........}. You must also move your cursor slightly (30-50 degrees) in the same direction as the key you are holding on that jump. Your mouse should be facing forward again when you land each time. You should be holding the forward directional key the whole time.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Duel_maps&diff=2692Duel maps2006-04-02T07:10:44Z<p>DarthMike: /* Bespin Courtyard */</p>
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<div>{{Attention}}<br />
Duel Maps are [[maps]] that were specifically designed for [[Duel Mode]]. These maps are usually smaller in area and are fit for epic 1 versus 1 battles. <br />
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==Bespin Courtyard==<br />
File Name: duel1.bsp<br />
[[Image:duel1.jpg|thumb|right|200pix|Bespin Courtyard]]<br />
Description: This is possibly the most widely used duel map. It features a mainly flat, wide-open space that is ideal for normal duels. Very few obstacles and no terrain. It is liked mostly for its simplicity, and open space.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Duel_maps&diff=2691Duel maps2006-04-02T07:10:16Z<p>DarthMike: /* Bespin Courtyard */</p>
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<div>{{Attention}}<br />
Duel Maps are [[maps]] that were specifically designed for [[Duel Mode]]. These maps are usually smaller in area and are fit for epic 1 versus 1 battles. <br />
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==Bespin Courtyard==<br />
====File Name:==== duel1.bsp<br />
[[Image:duel1.jpg|thumb|right|200pix|Bespin Courtyard]]<br />
====Description:====This is possibly the most widely used duel map. It features a mainly flat, wide-open space that is ideal for normal duels. Very few obstacles and no terrain. It is liked mostly for its simplicity, and open space.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Duel_maps&diff=2690Duel maps2006-04-02T07:09:47Z<p>DarthMike: /* Bespin Courtyard */</p>
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<div>{{Attention}}<br />
Duel Maps are [[maps]] that were specifically designed for [[Duel Mode]]. These maps are usually smaller in area and are fit for epic 1 versus 1 battles. <br />
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==Bespin Courtyard==<br />
====File Name:==== duel1.bsp<br />
[[Image:duel1.jpg|thumb|right|200pix|Bespin Courtyard]]<br />
This is possibly the most widely used duel map. It features a mainly flat, wide-open space that is ideal for normal duels. Very few obstacles and no terrain. It is liked mostly for its simplicity, and open space.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Duel_maps&diff=2689Duel maps2006-04-02T07:06:54Z<p>DarthMike: minor addition</p>
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<div>{{Attention}}<br />
Duel Maps are [[maps]] that were specifically designed for [[Duel Mode]]. These maps are usually smaller in area and are fit for epic 1 versus 1 battles. <br />
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==Bespin Courtyard==<br />
File Name: duel1.bsp<br />
[[Image:duel1.jpg|thumb|right|200pix|Bespin Courtyard]]<br />
This is possibly the most widely used duel map. It features a mainly flat, wide-open space that is ideal for normal duels. Very few obstacles and no terrain. It is liked mostly for its simplicity, and open space.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Duel_maps&diff=2688Duel maps2006-04-02T07:04:19Z<p>DarthMike: added more details about Bespin</p>
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<div>{{Attention}}<br />
Duel Maps are [[maps]] that were specifically designed for [[Duel Mode]]. These maps are usually smaller in area and are fit for epic 1 versus 1 battles. <br />
<br />
==Bespin Courtyard==<br />
File Name: duel1<br />
[[Image:duel1.jpg|thumb|right|200pix|Bespin Courtyard]]<br />
This is possibly the most widely used duel map. It features a mainly flat, wide-open space that is ideal for normal duels. Very few obstacles and no terrain. It is liked mostly for its simplicity, and open space.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Jedi_Knight:_Jedi_Academy&diff=2687Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy2006-04-02T06:55:58Z<p>DarthMike: small grammar fix.</p>
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<div>{{Attention}}<br />
Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, the fourth game of the Dark Forces series that began with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars:_Dark_Forces Dark Forces] (1995), and continued with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_Jedi_Knight:_Dark_Forces_II Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II] (1997), [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_Jedi_Knight_II:_Jedi_Outcast Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast](2002), and eventually [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_Jedi_Knight:_Jedi_Academy Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy] (2003). Rumors of a fifth game in the series began shortly after its release, although Lucasarts has not released any offical word on this possibility.<br />
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===Single Player===<br />
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The single player version of this game puts you in the position of a new jedi in training, after the events of the Star Wars movies. You can select different missions to complete, and upon completing each mission, are able to choose new [[Force Powers]] and upgrade current ones. Late in the game you are also given the choice to turn to the [[Dark Side]] or stay on the [[Light Side]]. Whichever one you choose, you can still use Force Powers from either side. Unlike previous games, you have a [[Lightsaber]] as soon as you start this game, as opposed to aquiring it in later levels like in the other Jedi Knight games. The game features many characters from the Star Wars movies, including Chewbacca, Boba Fett, and none other than Luke Skywalker himself. You will go to famous Star Wars locations such as Coruscant, Tatooine, and Yavin. You will face a variety of enemies, from the infamous Stormtroopers, to the lightsaber wielding Reborn. On the downside, the gameplay leaves a little to be desired. If you are expecting to have twirling, dodging, and parrying lightsaber battles, you may be disappointed. The lightsaber combat is nothing like the movies, there is little parrying, and it is mostly just running around swinging your lightsaber wildly, hoping to land a hit. Still, the game offers a fun Star Wars experience, and a glimpse into the world after the events of the movies.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Duel_maps&diff=2686Duel maps2006-04-02T06:40:17Z<p>DarthMike: </p>
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<div>{{Attention}}<br />
Duel Maps are [[maps]] that were specifically designed for [[Duel Mode]]. These maps are usually smaller in area and are fit for epic 1 versus 1 battles. <br />
<br />
==Bespin Courtyard==<br />
File Name: duel1<br />
[[Image:duel1.jpg|thumb|right|200pix|Bespin Courtyard]]<br />
This is possibly the most widely used duel map.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Duel_maps&diff=2685Duel maps2006-04-02T06:38:10Z<p>DarthMike: </p>
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<div>{{Attention}}<br />
[[Image:duel1.jpg|thumb|right|200pix|Bespin Courtyard]]<br />
Duel Maps are [[maps]] that were specifically designed for [[Duel Mode]]. These maps are usually smaller in area and are fit for epic 1 versus 1 battles. <br />
<br />
==Bespin Courtyard==<br />
File Name: duel1<br />
[[Image:duel1.jpg|thumb|right|200pix|Bespin Courtyard]]<br />
This is possibly the most widely used duel map.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Duel_maps&diff=2684Duel maps2006-04-02T06:36:20Z<p>DarthMike: ...</p>
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<div>{{Attention}}<br />
Duel Maps are [[maps]] that were specifically designed for [[Duel Mode]]. These maps are usually smaller in area and are fit for epic 1 versus 1 battles. <br />
<br />
==Bespin Courtyard==<br />
File Name: duel1<br />
[[Image:duel1.jpg|thumb|right|200pix|Bespin Courtyard]]<br />
This is possibly the most widely used duel map.</div>DarthMikehttp://archives.thejediacademy.net/index.php?title=Duel_maps&diff=2683Duel maps2006-04-02T06:33:54Z<p>DarthMike: *prays*</p>
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<div>{{Attention}}<br />
Duel Maps are [[maps]] that were specifically designed for [[Duel Mode]]. These maps are usually smaller in area and are fit for epic 1 versus 1 battles. <br />
<br />
==Bespin Courtyard==<br />
File Name: duel1<br />
[[Image:duel1.jpg|thumb|right|Bespin Courtyard]]<br />
This is possibly the most widely used duel map.</div>DarthMike