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Junior Member
Join Date: Aug 2001
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Is it really not possible to throw the saber staff? Alternate attack button does nothing except kick for me, but I think i saw an enemy throw his staff, and in the info about the lightsaber it still says that the secondary attack is force throw...
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I've been so many places, I've seen so many faces, and these blue, green, and purple HILLS
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Join Date: Mar 2001
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just press "L" to switch your saber attack style.
in fast mode one end of your saber staff will discharge and then you can throw the saber out.
I press hold my saber tight though 
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Yeah, no staff throwing. Very bad when trying to nab flying baddies. Still, saber throw isn't horribly useful anyway.
If you just have to do it pick dual sabers and then you can throw one saber while using the other.
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Those cows won't know what hit 'em. They won't know what hit them even after it hits them, because they're cows.
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Mac Enthusiast
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Ithaca, NY
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Originally posted by Tulkas:
Yeah, no staff throwing. Very bad when trying to nab flying baddies. Still, saber throw isn't horribly useful anyway.
If you just have to do it pick dual sabers and then you can throw one saber while using the other.
Actually one of the most useful moves is a saber throw... If you've got dual sabers, there's a special move where you toss both sabers and levitate them both around you in an orbit, striking enemies while (hopefully) keeping you safe.
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Moderator Emeritus  Join Date: Nov 1999
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Damn...I wish I'd have known about that one when I was playing the game!
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Living, working, and freezing in the Canadian north.
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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Originally posted by DaedalusDX:
Actually one of the most useful moves is a saber throw... If you've got dual sabers, there's a special move where you toss both sabers and levitate them both around you in an orbit, striking enemies while (hopefully) keeping you safe.
Unless of course your foes just step back and heal. Speed might also be a problem.
Each saber/style has some special moves. Dual sabers probably has the most and staff the least.
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Those cows won't know what hit 'em. They won't know what hit them even after it hits them, because they're cows.
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Oakland, CA
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Originally posted by DaedalusDX:
Actually one of the most useful moves is a saber throw... If you've got dual sabers, there's a special move where you toss both sabers and levitate them both around you in an orbit, striking enemies while (hopefully) keeping you safe.
Yeah thats a good move the computer does it often. BUT... the easiest thing to do is back up and throw the saber at their helpless body while the sabers are rotating for an easy kill.  I check him out everytime he does it because it leaves you so open to attack.
I prefer the staff when fighting multiple enimies because it gives you a better circumference if they come from behind. You have a better defensive angle. You dont have as many fancy moves but I just use the force, baby!  I have like 6 force power hotkeyed to go at anytime plus the staff and all works well for me as a balance of offense and defense.
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