Comments - Joupena

Yes, though they are dropped on Wasskah, one of Trandosha's moons.

Appears a few times in The Clone Wars series, notably in the final episodes of the third season where Trandoshan hunters use it to transport prisoners.

The mod consistently freezes after around 10-15 minutes of gameplay, while browsing through the different menus (NPC spawning, character selector, etc.)

Should be noted that I have customized the resolution to 1920x1080, so could that be the problem? Haven't tested with a "default" resolution yet.

Right side one is just right! (eheheh... funny..... yeah..)

Just a minor nitpick to point out that her name is spelled Ahsoka, not Ashoka.

Also, will the second lightsaber be yellowish-green in color?

Keep up the good work!

And now with the N7 Day announcements, I'm proven to be right.
Andromeda is set in the exact same in-game universe as the original trilogy, and the game will begin in 2185, the same year as ME2 takes place in.

By universe I mean in-game universe. Some people think that the original trilogy and Andromeda take place in completely different in-game universes.
In short, they think that in Andromeda, Shepard and everything that happens in the original trilogy, do not exist at all.

That is what I try to make clear, that both the original trilogy and Andromeda take place in the exact same universe, and that the events and characters from one, exist in the other as well.

Oh, and I'm sorry if you actually tried to reply to the op, Kussh. I got a notification to my email, that you had replied to my comment specifically..

What the actual hell are you even talking about?

It's not even a matter of debate; BioWare has *clearly* stated that ME: Andromeda takes place in the same universe as the previous three ME games.

The timelines are the same at first as well, because the game will most likely begin either before, or during the events of ME trilogy. It will begin before ME3, that is for sure.

I seriously don't even know what your point is.

Eternal_flame242, just because Andromeda will have little to do with the Shepard trilogy, doesn't mean that it's not set in the same universe.. because it is!

Just look at what BioWare has actually said about the game; that it takes place "long after the events of the original trilogy".
That in itself makes it clear that the game is set in the exact same universe as the previous three.

And yeah, the Reapers most likely will not be mentioned, as the people going to Andromeda most likely will never have even heard about them... after all, Shepard was one of the only ones believing it, before the invasion.