Politician profession allowed users to create and manage a player city.Advancement in profession is based on obtaining experience via constructing holocrons and having other players complete and rate such creations. Chronicler sub-profession allowed to build holocrons with player created quests: placed props (temporarily existing in game world items and NPCs), objectives and narration.Pilots may also enter atmospheric flight mode and engage in combat attacking targets on planet surface (i.e. Advancement in profession was based on obtaining experience via space combat and completion of missions assigned by chosen wing command (three different available for each faction). Pilot sub-profession allowed users to load out and use spaceships specific to three different career paths represented GCW alignment (Imperial, Neutral, and Rebel).During the Pre-NGE, customization was easier due to "skill points" which could be spread amongst many different profession trees. In addition to these professions, a character could also pursue three optional (they could be advanced in regardless of chosen main profession nor progress in it): Pilot, Chronicler and Politician. Progress in these professions was divided into three separate experience source groups: combat, crafting and entertaining. Trader was further divided into four separate professions: Domestic Goods (tailoring and cooking), Engineering (droid and vehicle crafting), Structures (shipwright and architect), Munitions (weapons and armor crafting). There were nine professions in the game after the New Game Enhancements(NGE) (34 pre-NGE): Jedi, Bounty Hunter, Smuggler, Commando, Spy, Officer, Medic, Entertainer and Trader. The ten species that were available to players included: Human, Twi'lek, Zabrak, Wookiee, Trandoshan, Rodian, Mon Calamari, Bothan, Sullustan and Ithorian. ( December 2020) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Please help by spinning off or relocating any relevant information, and removing excessive detail that may be against Wikipedia's inclusion policy. Return to him (let's call it a him for conversation sake) and you'll get 300 credits (persuade for more) and 105xp.This article may contain an excessive amount of intricate detail that may interest only a particular audience. There's also the matter of Zax the Hutt's bounty on her head in the Lower City Cantina (#8).
There's not a dark side point hit either for annoying and then killing her, and you'll find some nice items on her remains: a Scope, Adrenaline Amplifier and Neural Band. She's a competent fighter, so don't get cocky. Walk inside the room again to turn her hostile. If you're here for the bounty (or are just curious) that's probably not going to happen. She's an assassin with a bounty on her head, and when you pick the lock on the low security door, she'll only give you one chance to leave her alone.
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The answers are as follows:įor opening it, you'll get 110xp, a Blaster Pistol, Republic Mod Armor and 100 credits. It's a reading comprehension quiz, so try and remember all the details from the datapad you can, then attempt to open the strong box. This will give you the clues you need to open the security on the strong box. Inside you'll find a Sonic Grenade, a few Antidote Kits and Repair Parts.īefore you attempt to open the strong box at the back, find the desk along the wall and read the datapad inside. In the small niche to the north of the room, there's a minor mine you'll have to disable or recover to avoid damage, and a footlocker at the back of the niche.
In the supply canister, you'll find an Armor Reinforcement. Inside the room you'll find one of the tougher Vulkars, a "gang boss," and another gang member. You'll find most Black Vulkar gang members on the west side, pick up some nice items for your level, and a bounty quest (see #4) in these apartments.
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