So, I've been playing some Knights of the Old Republic lately, (a Star Wars game for those of you that don't know) and I love the fact that you can choose the Dark or Light side. So then it got me wondering, would you be a Sith or a Jedi.
Obi Wan said in Episode III that only the Sith deal in absolutes... so I guess as I'm a Christian who thinks there is absolute truth then that makes me a Sith. :/
I would say Jedi because in episodes 7-9 in George Lucas' revealed script the Jedi receive new powers, like Force Fireball, Force disappear, and there is a technique where you can hold two double bladed light sabers. And I like winning, because good always wins!
Gray Jedi like Qui Gon Gin or Jolee Bindo. Not the stuck up jedi type, the kind of jedi who doesnt see the world beyond the jedi code but also doesnt neglect their power. This doesnt mean they are perfect of course, but these are usually older and wiser jedi who have seen both sides and prefer not to meddle in either, but still be a part of the universe, and utilize the force to help others in some way.
neither, proberbly a super rich trader. But i'm not much of a star wars fan anyway, they have guns but the best warriors use swords, why? If they're gonna have a top weapon tht's not a gun at least be imaginitive.
neither, proberbly a super rich trader. But i'm not much of a star wars fan anyway, they have guns but the best warriors use swords, why? If they're gonna have a top weapon tht's not a gun at least be imaginitive.markop2003
I would be neutral, like the old black man from KOTOR 1 (forgot his name, but he was my fav). I would definately lean towards Sith if I had to; the Jedi are too rigid, and I tend to be more emotional. I mean, just because youre a Sith doesnt mean you have to be evil...it just means your emotions get the better of you sometimes.
I would be neither. Both groups are religious zealots who try to force (lol, pun intended) others into following their own rules and are uptight about doing anything against those rules (Old Republic Jedi being the worst). Force users exist for one reason, to bring balance to the Force in the galaxy... nothing else. Not political matters, not trade issues, nothing else. When they get involved with those issues (like in the first three episodes of the Star Wars movies) things only go horribly wrong for everyone as the Force tries to balance itself out again.
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