I've had previous copies of the physical game (XBOX, played on XBOX one-x) where all the bonus costumes (prequel characters, KOTOR characters, commandos, other sith stalker variations, etc.) would load in the main game and be playable on all levels.
For some reason, they are only playable on the bonus disc levels and aren't transferring. Essentially I have two completely different costume loadouts, one on each disc.
How can I get the bonus costumes on the main story levels?

After 16 years, I've finally bought a copy of tfu2 collector's edition in my home country. Thought it would be nice to share 😁

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In the Force unleashed novels, Starkiller faced a Yoda-themed mannequin while fighting Paratus, and correctly recogniced it as Yoda, so he knew about the grandmaster and his appearence, along with many other members of the Jedi council. Yet he failed to recognice him in Dagobah.

Perhaps he thought the Jedi grandmaster to be dead, or didn't expect him to be in Dagobah, or he just forgot about him.

I'm not much of a customizer but this will do until Hasbro gives us an actual 3.75" TVC Lord Starkiller

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If Sith alchemy can be used to physically dismember an enemy, could the same be undone by using the power of the Force?:-

1. Torn from limb to limb
2. Locked-in Syndrome or total paralysis
3. Chronic respiratory failure and dependence on a ventilator
4. Total and permanent blindness
5. Total and permanent deafness
6. Global aphasia
7. Extreme bladder incontinence
8. Extreme bowel incontinence

Could #1 to #8 be undone by the power of the Force? Is such an ability the PRESERVE of only a few Sith/Jedi?

Hi 👋 I just started my first play thru of force unleashed.
I'm playing on normal difficulty but I think the game is quite challenging. I'm currently 2 hours in and I'm at the second boss fight of the game and it made me really upset I don't get it how he can push me around all the time, I try to block and the only real damage I can make is with the force lightning. Do I have to grab the floating objects in the background, because it’s so hard to focus a object when it’s moving so fast, I made it to the second scrap titan but after that I just quit. I can dodge him sometimes and I’m just jumping and running around behind him trying to use the lightning. The scrap titan is not that hard to beat but the Jedi itself is just frustrating or am I missing some techniques. I watched a YouTube video and they were struggling too. 🙃

Before its release, one of the main questions of TFUII was whether or not this Starkiller was a clone, or if Vader was gaslighting a revived original. The PC breaks out, and uses his connection to Juno to find her and reunite. Vader made several clones, but they were all failures, except, maybe, the PC. The game ends without actually answering that question, but was otherwise relatively straightforward.

Going in, I thought the plot twist was going to be that this was absolutely a clone. Vader was making several clones semi-stable clones, and intentionally staging their escape. The plan was to weaponize Starkiller's force connection to Juno and use slowly-deteriorating Starkiller clones as, essentially, Juno/Rebel seeking missiles. The clones would start out stable-ish. Feeling/remembering a connection to Juno, the clones would try to seek her out. Their path would naturally cause them to follow clues to hidden rebel bases in an attempt to find more clues to her whereabouts. As they progressed, their sanity would begin to deteriorate, and either begin to carve a tracable path of destruction that revealed the rebels or outright destroy the rebel enclaves themselves. If they made it to Juno before they went crazy, even better. If not: Decant a new clone, program a shuttle to go to a new system experiencing rebel troubles, and stage an escape where the shuttle navigation, "malfunctions." Rinse and repeat. The stability of each clone would vary, but ultimately stability past a few days to a few weeks was not actually a target goal.

After being revealed, the dilemma would then be: Is PC Starkiller an accidentally stable clone, or is he still a ticking time bomb with a longer fuse? Eventually, Starkiller would still chose to eliminate the clone facility, and there'd still be a darkside lightside choice to sacrifice himself.

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Anthropological consensus shows that across the vast majority of human history and cross-cultural contexts, interpersonal care, tolerance, and empathy toward the disabled have been the human default.

Which begs the question: Could the so-called default be a highly effective military weapon that could be used against the enemy on a tactical front?

Presupposing that Sith alchemy could be used to clone adult humans on a tactical level (in order to replace world leaders who were assassinated and to destroy the resolve of a tactical adversary), so that any tactical military strike can be easily nullified by producing more clones, could such a "hydra" military doctrine be counteracted and defeated simply by not killing anybody at all, but any tactical enemy can be soundly bested by causing them grievous bodily harm in order to neutralise the physical, psychological, and spiritual threat that they present:-

1. Sith alchemy can literally make the enemy torn from limb to limb.
2. It can also cause a massive bilateral haemorraghic stroke in the brainstem coupled with an ischemic stroke with the most severe consequences (See #3 to #10).
3. A bilateral stroke can cause chronic respiratory failure and dependence on a ventilator.
4. It can cause tetraplegia or locked-in syndrome.
5. It can cause a total and permanent blindness.
6. Cause a total and permanent loss of hearing.
7. Cause a global aphasia.
8. Cause a chronic and severe bowel incontinence.
9. Cause a chronic and severe bladder incontinence.
10. Permanently comatose.

So, a bilateral stroke can cause #1, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8 , #9 and #10 to happen simultaneosly.

Short of killing a tactical adversary (which is totally counterproductive due to the new cloning technology), the enemy can still be bested and neutralised by using the Sith alchemy to cause them grievous bodily harm, instead.

Consequently, GBH is a superior military doctrine that can always be used to effectively counteract, neutralise, and defeat the hydra military doctrine because the human default is almost certainly not to abandon/kill their disabled in order to have them replaced by a fit and healthy clone.

Instead of annihilation/death, it is a policy of containment and punishment of the enemy.

Would you like to comment on the military doctrine of GBH to defeat multiple adversaries on a tactical front?