To be honest, the only difference between Darth Nox and Valkorion/Vitiate/Tenebrae is their age, give it time and Nox will also become an all-consuming force abomination.
Would have been fun to have atleast one with you at the peak where you facing down some a underground resistance network, after that you get a civil war expansion where the your empire starts to fall apart in which the Sith and Republic rebuilds.
@@xeronix9774 fr it makes sesne that he was able to handle all of valkorions power. Also proof enough that no sith lord even could handle 2 ghost bind. Nox did 6. Thats shows how impressive nox is
@@nophotos_616 it could honestly be the wrath, nox or the battlemaster. i'd bet on a lightside SW being the 'canon' outlander but thats just me being biased
this gets more fucked up when you realize this is why his children are so fucked up, he didn't care about their acomplishments he just wanted them to grow stronger as he wanted a new body, since they failed that he decided to turn to the outlander seeing better oppertunity
Sith Inquisitor voice is so cool. Literally loved his line: I'll be sure to tell Arcann about this touching moment. So terrifying, maniacally, and menacingly GOOD.
@@teamofone1219but if you play lightsideup till that point than arcann tells you to take the throne. And you can even get in a relationship with arcann, which makes it really awkward when you basically deny the throne to continue being lightside.
@@thatguyintheconments but we were talking about ls ds which doesnt have to be a jedi. Why is ruling always darkside even if you can get to that point by being completly lightside and even have the emperor(arcann) mary you?
I gotta say ur editing is great. Ofc the game doesnt let u remove the choice icon but u did a really good job making this feel like a short movie. 👏 good sir
Force! This ending was awesome. My playthrough was mainly dark side, but with light side choices for Senia and Arcann. So my Darth Nox was not that much a Valkorion's favourite child
The only thing I hate about the new extansions is that the plot is the same for every class (you only got differences sentences here and there depending on who your are playing) it would have be so cool if the other class got other plot under the same timeline (like the basic game) and at some point all your characters meet!
Senya was in the wrong. She wanted to protect a Person who deliberately murdered millions, possibly billions of innocent people. He nuked whole worlds just to spite the Player.
yes and no. Arcann's redemption (or attempt, depending on your route) comes with so many incredible questions of morality, its very difficult to say Senya is in the wrong, or at least totally in the wrong. Senya saw that her son had the potential to change, imagine yourself in her shoes before saying something as simple as "senya wrong arcann bad :(" Arcann by all accounts was a completely and horrifically evil man, but if you could turn him to your side, he can do so much good, sure, not enough to totally redeem him, i don't think you can truly redeem yourself after killing billions, but does that make it more morally correct to kill him? as well as killing Senya, who is not guilty of those same actions. Arcann is irredeemable, but by giving him the opportunity to try you can save countless more lives, many of which could very well be ended without Arcann's help, given the power he weilds i'd say the points you get lay it out plainly, killing arcann is inherently an evil action, especially given the fact that the player character is killing arcann to eliminate a threat to their own power. In conclusion, i feel like its short sighted to say its wrong for a mother to try and help her own child, especially considering how much good arcann can do
@@Evren_ Plus killing Arcann only gives Valkorion another puppet to use against the Outlander in his mind, increasing the risk of the Emperor winning in the end. In hindsight, it makes sense.
Chestpiece - Fortified Electrum Chestguard Bracers - I’m not quite sure what the ones in this one video were, but right now I’m rocking the Tatooinian Inquisitor Bracers, they look quite similar and fit better in my opinion. Gloves - RD-07A Vendetta Gloves Belt - Balmorran Inquisitor Belt Greaves - They were a random overworld drop that I found one time and I was never able to find any that looked exactly the same, unfortunately. I find that the Fortified Electrum Greaves can still work to recreate the Kallig look. Boots - Balmorran Inquisitor Boots The Outfit as a whole uses the Black/Black dye
Easiest way I found (back in the day at least) is to spam out loads of crafting components along with any armor you think looks swanky. Send your crew out on the underworld trading missions only while you look for the artifact materials on-planet. Other than that? Patience.
The only tip I can give is to continuously craft the most advanced bonded attachments you have available, you’re always going to need them and crafting the stuff that’s highlighted in orange gives you the most XP. You should also keep up with your gathering skills in order to have the needed materials (Underworld Trading and Archaeology). The best way to do this is probably doing UT missions and gathering Archaeology materials in the overworld while doing a story campaign or grinding Heroics, that way you won’t have to just AFK on the fleet while waiting for missions to finish. Alternatively, you could also buy crafting materials on the market.
Ignoring how absolutely amazing the Imperial Agent storyline is, I headcanon the Outlander as a Force User for the simple fact that all of the Duels make significantly less sense with ranged weapons, even for Pistol Classes. I'd also rule out Jedi Consular for it's lack of any connection to the Emperor aside from killing 'his Children' who were more like indoctrinated Force Ghosts. Meanwhile, the Inquisitor's past of devouring souls and later becoming a Dark Councilor, the Warrior's past as His Wrath, and the Knight being Vitiate's Killer, are all strongly connected to the themes of the story. However, I'd argue the Inquisitor isn't as great for story because of BioWare's significant nerfing of Force in cutscenes to account for the Non-Force classes. If the Inquisitor was so immensely powerful in the Force, Arcann would never have escaped Voss because the Inquisitor would just force the ship to crash (keeping in mind that Starkiller tore down a Star Destroyer and he wasn't even focused in Force Studies like the Inquisitor would be, or have access to nearly as many methods to empower themselves) Even if we say they are an Assassin (which would account for the team's cinematography regarding Doublesabers) then they don't account for Force Cloaking. Likewise, Sentinels and Marauders don't use both lightsabers in cutscenes. Finally, it's shown in most Force-using Dark Side choices that the Outlander has some means of internally damaging enemies, which I'd attribute to Telekinesis, something the Knight and Warrior use most often. I'd therefore award the position of 'canonical' Outlander to the Warrior... Or the Male Knight because *they use that class in every patch trailer* which is as close to Official as we're gonna get unless the new studio makes an official Word of God announcement.
I believe the most common acceptance is the Hero of Tython. He's essentially the main character of SWTOR and his origin was the story centered around killing Vitiate. And it's more likely when you consider it is Scourge and Kira that come to help you destroy the Emperor for good.
@@kuronanestimare i'd say its the wrath purely because of extra dialogue, "you, a lone sith betrayed by your master and left for dead... i anointed you my wrath, gave you a second life, forged you into a vessel worthy of the eternal throne, without me you are nothing" whilst other stories its much shorter, for example "you, a lone sith, bloated with power, i forged you into a being worthy of the eternal throne, without me, you are nothing" also the line "I am not your wrath, Valkorion, I am your executioner" goes hard
The way I see it, the female Inquisitor is more openly chaotic, never holds back, and her VA is perfect for that of a crazed Sith Lord. But the male Inquisitor is much more intimidating to me, because he is colder, more sinister and calculating. His silence speaks volumes and when he finally does snap, you know you’re dead. He is like a stalker. And for that, his VA is also perfect, in my opinion.
@@omgitzthunderlol4598 damn straight homie was just the bro for years and only switched when he thought his bro broke the code, true homie material & badass design
I could never do the evil ending for this expansion. It seems too selfish and "stupid" at times, its hard to find good reasons besides greed and selfishness. Now I know that's the sith way, but I always played my sith closer to Darth Marr. Violent and a true sith, but also capable of reason and capable of seeing the broader picture rather than succumbing to infighting and always wanting more power.
He only appears in one, but his implied power is more fun to read if you ask me. The response of characters on a certain place where he did certain things (to keep it from spoiling you) is amazingly written. The novel I'm referring to is called : "Revan." We most likely would've had more by now if it wasn't for Disney nuking the EU.
The character is a Sith Inquisitor, yes. However the clips in the video are from the Knights of the Eternal Throne expansion, which has a storyline that is mostly the same for all classes.
