SW: TOR - The Sith warrior story on Tatooine

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Published on September 22, 2015 7:50:52 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pl0J8MC4bA

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Star Wars: The Old Republic (2011)

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[WARNING: THIS VIDEO CONTAINS SPOILERS FROM THE CLASS STORY OF THE SITH WARRIOR FROM SW:TOR]
This video features the whole planetary questline on the planet Tatooine for the Sith warrior class from Star Wars: The Old Republic. Note that I cut down some parts of the gameplay to save just the most important and interesting bits. My character mostly followed the light side path.
The way I dealt with the Sand Demon shown in the video is the only way to face the beast without a fight (neutral option): if you take even one different option, you'll be forced to kill the Sand Demon in battle (dark side). Once you pacified the creature, you can either kill it on the spot (dark side) or wait for something to happen (light side). Either way, you'll be coated in its blood and will move forward.
Once you'll reach the Oasis, you will be approached by a mirage of your Sith warrior. If your allignment is light (any tier) or neutral, you'll face a dark version of yourself: if your warrior is a dark sider, you'll be approached by a light side double. The conversation with the mirage depends on its and your allignments. Mainly, you are given two choices:
- You can choose to agree with your alternate self and merge with him/her. This will grant you either light or dark side points depending on the allucination's allignment and will allow you to proceed in the story
- If you disagree with what your mirage tells you, you will face a Reflection elite enemy. Said enemy will be either a Sith juggernaut or a Sith marauder depending on your specialization. I'm not so sure about this, but the Reflection also uses abilities from your current discipline (since I was a Carnage marauder, for instance, the Reflection was able to use Ataru form and Massacre). After defeating your foe your mirage will recognize your strenght and merge with you, starting the next cutscene
You can decide the fate of Master Yonlach in a variety of ways, which mostly boil down to two paths:
- Sparing Yonlach, which will award you light side points if done immediately after defeating him, while it will count as a neutral option if you decided to spare him at the last second
- Killing Yonlach, which will always award you dark side points. You can decide to either kill him abruptly in order to hurt Jaesa more or allow him to collect himself first for a different amount of allignment points

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