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Star Wars: The Old Republic (2011)

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[Spoilers] If you saw the previous video in the series, then you will have learned that in order to win Mek-Sha over to your cause, you need to buy a vote from one of the gangs on Mek-Sha.

You can either go with Veek or Indigo.

I found out from reading around that Veek has connections to the Hutt Cartel, the sworn enemy of Huttbreaker. I did not like the idea that siding with Veek might possibly undermine everything Huttbreaker had fought for, rebelling against and kicking out the Hutts. I want Mek-Sha to remain independent.

Now don't get me wrong. Huttbreaker is no angel. But she is also not a Hutt. Competition is healthy in the Underworld.

So I made the Machiavellian choice of siding with Indigo. Which also means making a Dark Side choice in an otherwise dominantly Light Side run. In addition, Indigo being an outcast without honour makes him kill-on-sight to all true Mandalorians. But as long he's doing a few favours for me and the alliance out of sight in the underbelly of the galaxy, and certainly not waving it in Shae Viszla's face provocatively, I can make it work.

You might notice the sudden transition just after the main fight starts and my companion changing from HK-51 to Lana. That's because I carelessly attracted all the aggro to me, and Jedi Shadows are not tanky. It also makes a difference for the toughest boss fights when your companion is maxed out on companion levels (which Lana is).