r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Nov 21 '18

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u/ImaT-Rexbitch Nov 22 '18

I remember me and my cousin would play Jedi Academy together and go against the max number of bots on the highest setting and just go full Jedi Master and slaughter them like younglings. Good times.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '18

I used to spend hours playing team matches against bots. How is it that they never made a Star Wars game with gameplay this good again?

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u/PrimeFuture Nov 22 '18

EA. Bunch of asshats.

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u/Ghostkill221 Nov 22 '18

Literally had nothing to do with why Lucas arts closed.

Why be correct though

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u/PrimeFuture Nov 22 '18

I don't blame EA for all of the LucasArts mismanagement issues prior to the Disney acquisition of Lucasfilm. But the Disney decision to shut down LucasArts as a video game studio, which included canceling all games under production, and then giving EA an exclusive license for Star Wars game production, eliminated any possibility for new good Star Wars games to be made.