October 10, 2007
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douggles4life Comment 1 that would be pretty sweet to freeze some1's ass
JediJef Comment 2 Speaking of freezing, frickin' Gamespot sold me a defective memory stick, so I can't save my game (and consequently my review will be delayed for a couple of days).
/forcechoke
douggles4life Comment 3 those bastards. im feeling that orbital strike gun and the new pistols. idk if any of u guys remember but im pretty much the best at battlefront.
Oevin Comment 4 While I have no idea how it works, the sheer volume of carbonite required to freeze Han or any person is far more than could even be carried by the stormtroopers in ESB, let alone fit inside a clip. I guess I'm just not cut out to play Renegade Squadron.
douggles4life Comment 5 thats the beauty of video games. u can do the unthinkable and no1 asks why. sure u are. u just gotta work at it lol
DarthDan Comment 6 QUOTE(oevin) While I have no idea how it works, the sheer volume of carbonite required to freeze Han or any person is far more than could even be carried by the stormtroopers in ESB, let alone fit inside a clip. I guess I'm just not cut out to play Renegade Squadron. An interesting point, but maybe I'm just more lenient. I've always taken powers and abilities in Star Wars video games with a grain of salt when it comes to that sort of thing (not that I'm trying to root for Renegade Squadron), as the Star Wars games are largely responsible for making Force Lightning so prevalent in the EU, instead of being some high level Sith mastery as was originally implied by the Return of the Jedi. In retrospect, when we watch the final emotional scene in the Skywalker saga, Palpatine is pulling off a relatively amateur maneuver. /shrug
douggles4life Comment 7 i dont care how it works i just wanna freeze some1's ass..haha
DarthBlob Comment 8 I want to use that Carbonite Freeze Gun!
And I agree with douggles4life, i just wanna freeze people |
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