You get more feats as a Guardian than you do as either of the other Jedi classes, so you can catch up on some of the ones you might have missed by not being a Soldier or Scout at the start. The Guardian is the natural choice for a character who's going to master the lightsaber, and despite what you may think, it actually complements the Scoundrel quite well. Since you'll be using Jolee and either Bastilla or Juhani as support-casters, they'll be stunning enemies like crazy, leaving them easy prey for your lightsaber. The other great thing about Scoundrels is that you will also get Sneak Attack, which will give you all kinds of bonus damage if you're attacking a target that can't defend itself.like, say, a stunned enemy. By the time you have Master Jedi Sense and Level 3 (I think 3 is the maximum you can get with a level 8 scoundrel, it might be 4), you'll be almost un-hittable. This is a nifty "always-on" defense bonus that's identical to Jedi Sense. A scoundrel has two really nice things going for him. By the time you're a Jedi, you'll have more hitpoints than you'll ever need. You don't gain hitpoints or feats as fast as a soldier, but that's not really important in the early stages of the game anyway. A scoundrel really is the best starting class for a fighting Jedi, and here's why. Its also a very nice and cheap way to kill that old Sith ghost (the one guarding the Temple artifact).Īfter much experimentation on the Xbox version, I've come up with the ultimate Light-side saber-fighting build. Just lay down 10-20 of these things and it should take 60-80% off that baddie that was whooping yer ass a couple saves ago. Trip mines I found useful during some especially hard segments. I believe plasma grenades are the best to use, although you *will* go broke if you rely too much on them. Also don't be afraid to use rare items like the thermal detonator when things get desperate (and they will get desperate), don't worry about saving it for the bosses. Certain enemies (mainly sand people) you won't be able to stand toe-to-toe with for long, so sap their energy from a distance with nades and force lightning. When you decide to try the game on the highest setting, make sure to utilize your spells and grenades. Whoevers still standing will get quickly cut down. I personally like having Jolee and the Cat cast stasis field first, then have all three chars throw force lightning a few times. I advocate staying in the middle of the force, since I haven't found much use for casting lightning more than 4 times, and the benefits of healing and speed are good.įor your group, you'll already have the kitty-cat as a fighter, and Bastilla/Jolee will alternate as your casters. Makes the confrontation ridiculously short. I basically use force speed to run away, and then cast force lightning 4 times before engaging him. The pure caster gets his butt whomped, whereas the lack of mana for the fighter can suck for the last boss. The segments where you have to solo (especially the last boss) will make your choice apparent. Your main char doesn't have to be a pure fighter, I suggest the "halfway" class. I like the consistency of good aim better. But in my experience just having 1 or 2 misses in your 5-hit flurry ruins the overall total. Some may argue that the higher 18-26 dmg sabers are better due to the dmg. That 5-hit flurry will cause serious amounts of hurt, even if each hit only makes about 14-20 dmg. A +6 saber (plus normal bonuses) can give something like +27 maxed out.
I personally like giving all the +3 gems to my main char.
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The short sabers don't really offer much of a tradeoff, and the dualwield penalty for full length is laughable once you're maxed out. For Jedis, go for dual full-length sabers.
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