If you own “Star Wars Jedi Knight Jedi Academy”, then you may want to know some “Jedi Academy” single player mods. There are many different types of mods out. Jedi Academy Single Player Levels: 14: Jedi Academy Skins: 26. To download them, you must go over to Jedi Legacy. BFP Note: The Big Fluffy Pack, or BFP.

The Leipzig Connection Ebook Library. That is a great point of view. Let me guess you are a code junkie. While I agree with your oppinion, most people learn it to say that can do it, or because they are bored(that is why I learned flash and dreamweaver, not that it was hard). Or they are looking to see what it is like, to feel out what options they have in the computer word, or they want to be known for making something nice. The options go on and on, but anyway I was really looking for oppinions sp mods, not the Dark Alliance one, but a very good insight into the mind of a coder! I thank you Later Feb 16 2003 09:45pm - Student.

Yeah, just to devmap at the console and you can have whatever you want in SP. I haven't finished Dark Alliance, and I don't know if I will. My last saved game was in the fight with the final villain, and I'll elaborate in a moment about why I don't know if I'll bother to finish it. Dark Alliance is good but not great.

I was kind of disappointed because obviously a LOT of work went into it. My main beef with it was that the opponents were tough only because their speed and other attributes were cranked up to unbelievable levels. The way to beat them was to be a 'twitchy' player--i.e.

A Nintendo freak--and to quicksave every time I scored even a modest hit against one. On a web page about level design, I once read that if a level has a villain, he should be a 'puzzle villain' rather than a mega-hit-points, hack-and-slash-at-high-speed kind of villain. I quite agree. The villains in Dark Alliance fall flat by that criterion. Perhaps the final villain is a puzzle villain, but I don't think so, and I don't know if I want to invest the save-reload-save-reload-save-reload time into finding out just so I can finish the level.

The environment/level design was very imaginative and detailed. The evil whatever-species-Yoda-is was very sinister.

The Icarus scripts were good. One of the things I liked about Dark Alliance was that the guy who did it took the time to learn about all the technical elements and bring them together. Soooo many level makers out there don't even bother learning Icarus scripting or how to do transparent shaders (mystified by the scrolling text at the beginning of Dark Alliance? Dig into the pk3 and all will be revealed!).

There's text in the cinematics, something I don't think any other level maker out there does. Yet there is no sound in the cinematics--at least I didn't hear any (anyone?). Dark Alliance has all the technical elements in place, but the twitchy, mega-firepower, endless-quicksave fights were far more tedious than exciting. I really don't know if it's worth my time to save-reload-save-reload enough times to kill the final villain in Dark Alliance because it really doesn't interest me that much.

Is the ending cinematic _that_ good? All that having been said, I can't say there are any other amateur mods out there that do any better. A lot of maps are 'another foray into box-land' (as one reviewer harshly described a map on a site I once saw) with no cinematics or anything that might require actually learning something technical for a change. Developing a SP level is software development! If you don't want to learn the technical pieces, then you don't want to be a map maker. _______________ My signature is only one line.

You're welcome. Feb 15 2003 09:03am - Ex-Student. Phoenix 1901 Dlid Remix Free Download.

In the Star Wars universe, the Jedi are among the most powerful foes one could meet in battle, thanks to their ability to wield a lightsaber and the tricks they can play on you using the force. Moreover, it is also their duty to protect the good in the galaxy, at least until they turn to the dark side and start waging havoc and destruction around them. Become a Jedi knight yourself Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy allows you to learn the ways of the Jedi and become one of the most powerful warriors in the galaxy, by undertaking training under the great Luke Skywalker and fighting alongside legendary characters, such as Chewbacca and his comrades.

You also get to meet a lot of other well-known characters from the movie series, including Han Solo and Skywalker himself. Over the course of the campaign, you hone your skills and face off against more powerful enemies, some of which are Jedi knights that turned bad, as well as a wide range of alien mercenaries. Naturally, at some point you will have to choose yourself whether to keep fighting for the good guys, or put on the dark cape and start doing shady work for the other side.

Put the force to good use Regardless of your choice, though, the combat system remains the same and that's a good thing, because it features some of the most intense and captivating mechanics seen in a video game. It is a real pleasure to swing the trusty lightsaber around, especially since you are also able to engage in daring acrobatics and eliminate those who stand before you in the most creative ways imaginable. To render these move, the game uses a very powerful graphic engine, one that is capable of handling superior animations and a wide array of special effects to enhance the overall appearance of the characters and the environment. The alien worlds you visit over the course of your journey are superbly pictured, as are their inhabitants and the battles that take place as soon as you step foot on the planet's surface. One of the most engaging Star Wars experiences In the end, whether you liked the Star Wars movies or not, Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy makes it difficult for anyone to resist the epic fighting system. Moreover, the nicely built story line keeps captivates you from the get-go, especially since you get a chance to make your own destiny and shape the fate of the galaxy.