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As evil as Tormen is I still respect he does follow through to pick you up, a lot of Sith would of just killed you without the betrayal because reasons.
Honestly, telling Tormen you quit in the "neutral" ending is a lot more satisfying, especially since the game doesn't actually let you defect until KotFE, and even then its strongly implied you're just getting stung along like the Imp Agent in chapter 2. Plus, it is technically the "honorable" choice if you're RPing as a Mando..
My bounty hunter is far from Light Side, he’s bad to the bone, he just didn’t like Darth Tormen. Killed so many Jedi and Sith before, not gonna let some Dark Lord with too much ego throw him around like that. Tormen sealed his fate when he treated me like Darth Vader treats an underling. Vader himself has the sense to treat Boba better than he treats his halfwit officers and servants. A good bounty hunter isn’t just worthy of respect, he commands it. I thoroughly enjoyed betraying Tormen. I bought some cybernetic hands afterwards to make it a notable moment in my character’s identity, like he defeated Tormen but walked away with some war wounds to memorialize the experience. Plus the image in my head of a Mandalorian successfully killing a decently powerful Sith Lord even with both his hands cut off in the process just because he was that mad and that petty, it’s a great image.
Imagine, if you will, your Bounty Hunter, both hands gone, Tormen prepared to begin gloating-and then Tormen starts choking as you fire a concealed rocket from a launcher on your knee.
"I'm confused. He took my hands! How am I supposed to hit him without my hands?" "Punch with your feet." "Brilliant." *Starts kicking the shit out of Tormen*
Of you didn’t notice the hunter story line is the only one that take the planets missions into account and will present avenues for you do do both in a way that makes sense plot wise
If you do the plant story on Belsavis first, then your Hunter story. When you find one of the missing squads from the planet storyline during your personal story you can tell them that you took care of everything.
Recently replayed the BH story, and Im still conflicted on this decision. On one hand it was so satisfying killing Tormen. But on the other it meant going back on a contract, something that's against my BH's code. Agh why is it for most of the game the decisions feel -and largely are- pointless then out of nowhere they slap you in the face with these!
Well to be honest betraying Tormen is justified especially since he promised us our revenge against Jun Seros and he had the nerve to say “If Seros leads his attack he will die. I will not sacrifice ground for your vendetta.” Which was the whole point of the deal between our bounty hunter and Tormen. Heck that was when I decided too turn against him only after killing Seros.
He allowed you in to take part in his own personal operation. Without him you would never even get the chance for revenge. It can be argued that Darth Tormen would have come this far even without your help, you simply were a strong ally. You get one shot at revenge he does not even owe you. Darth Tormen did a lot of things wrong... but none with the Bounty Hunter, he played straight and honest.
@@rayzuke1232 Maybe but backing out of a deal or forgetting the reason why we joined forces is bad for business. Also this is Tormen he likely just tried to use our bounty hunter character for his own goals. Plus if Tormen thinks he can change the terms of our original deal then I would say he pays in full with his life.
As much as one gets to want to blast Tormen's head, he was a solid client while the republic did a number on the BH and messed up with his/her reputation, which is paramore within the profession Just because of that, I am incapable to pick the light side option. For me the best case scenario is neutral; you fulfill the contract, have some satisfaction and regain the freedom to operate as you want, not a happy ending but at least shows potential
I was honestly hoping for more than this. After playing through all the Empire stories, i had higher hopes for the bounty hunter. I feel like chapter 1 was the only worthwhile chapter. Chapter 2 was just playing cat and mouse similar to the ending of inquisitor. Chapter 3 was just clean up. I still think the Sith Warrior was probably the best even though the Imperial agent story sets up the story for Knights of the fallen empire.
The helmet is the Charismatic Mandalorian's Helmet, the gloves are the Remnant Resurrected Bounty Hunter's Gauntlets, and the rest is the Unbreakable Veteran's set.
The helmet is the Charismatic Mandalorian's Helmet, the gloves are the Remnant Resurrected Bounty Hunter's Gauntlets, and the rest is the Unbreakable Veteran's set
The helmet is the Charismatic Mandalorian's Helmet, the gloves are the Remnant Resurrected Bounty Hunter's Gauntlets, and the rest is the Unbreakable Veteran's set.
Got everything except the gloves off the GTN. The gloves come from alliance crates. The helmet is the Charismatic Mandalorian's Helmet, the gloves are the Remnant Resurrected Bounty Hunter's Gauntlets, and the rest is the Unbreakable Veteran's set.
The helmet is the Charismatic Mandalorian's Helmet, the gloves are the Remnant Resurrected Bounty Hunter's Gauntlets, and the rest is the Unbreakable Veteran's set.
@Alex-uc5if it's really not impossible to kill a force user even if they do strike first. Plus its a video game why do you gotta be so Triggered are you a sith
Revan trained many such "normal people" to kill Jedi. In the words of Aton "People think it's hard to kill a Jedi but it's not, it's actually really easy"
"The republic will be worse off without you." Considering his successor, i would second that statement.
Every one of my characters has killed Saresh when given the opportunity to do so.
When the light side ending is more interesting than the Dark side ending.
Really makes the Empire's storylines all the more original and "Star Wars" like.
"Rule with an iron fist, you better be prepared to scrap."
*Badass.*
A true Mandalorian.
This is the way.
i dont think a true mandalorian would have betrayed his employer even if he was a monster.
@@runeberntsen5890Depends really
Also its old republic so traditions a bit different i think
man i love the turning good stories, and bounty hunters are awesome
As evil as Tormen is I still respect he does follow through to pick you up, a lot of Sith would of just killed you without the betrayal because reasons.
Honestly, telling Tormen you quit in the "neutral" ending is a lot more satisfying, especially since the game doesn't actually let you defect until KotFE, and even then its strongly implied you're just getting stung along like the Imp Agent in chapter 2. Plus, it is technically the "honorable" choice if you're RPing as a Mando..
Killing that monster seems more honorable and mandalorian. Defeating dangerous foe for both glory and greater good
Depends on how you define honor. Is it honesty, fulfilling the contract no matter the terms? Is it taking down the biggest foe? Saving the most lives?
I made the mistake of taking Blizz with me when I first meet Torman,
He threatened BLizz, he was gonna die regardless of the alignment my BH was.
Imagine if all politicians had the same level of honor and accountability like Janarus?
The world would be a better place
My bounty hunter is far from Light Side, he’s bad to the bone, he just didn’t like Darth Tormen. Killed so many Jedi and Sith before, not gonna let some Dark Lord with too much ego throw him around like that. Tormen sealed his fate when he treated me like Darth Vader treats an underling. Vader himself has the sense to treat Boba better than he treats his halfwit officers and servants. A good bounty hunter isn’t just worthy of respect, he commands it. I thoroughly enjoyed betraying Tormen. I bought some cybernetic hands afterwards to make it a notable moment in my character’s identity, like he defeated Tormen but walked away with some war wounds to memorialize the experience. Plus the image in my head of a Mandalorian successfully killing a decently powerful Sith Lord even with both his hands cut off in the process just because he was that mad and that petty, it’s a great image.
Imagine, if you will, your Bounty Hunter, both hands gone, Tormen prepared to begin gloating-and then Tormen starts choking as you fire a concealed rocket from a launcher on your knee.
@@ladywaffle2210 Or Tormen forgets that the rocket on your backpack isn't decorative.
I just imagined him beating Tormen to a pulp with his forearms
"I'm confused. He took my hands! How am I supposed to hit him without my hands?"
"Punch with your feet."
"Brilliant." *Starts kicking the shit out of Tormen*
I hope you bounty Hunter took Tormen’s lightsaber as well and uses it like how Pre used the Darksaber
Of you didn’t notice the hunter story line is the only one that take the planets missions into account and will present avenues for you do do both in a way that makes sense plot wise
If you do the plant story on Belsavis first, then your Hunter story. When you find one of the missing squads from the planet storyline during your personal story you can tell them that you took care of everything.
Recently replayed the BH story, and Im still conflicted on this decision.
On one hand it was so satisfying killing Tormen.
But on the other it meant going back on a contract, something that's against my BH's code.
Agh why is it for most of the game the decisions feel -and largely are- pointless then out of nowhere they slap you in the face with these!
Light Side Ending is like a true Mandalorian.
Well to be honest betraying Tormen is justified especially since he promised us our revenge against Jun Seros and he had the nerve to say “If Seros leads his attack he will die. I will not sacrifice ground for your vendetta.” Which was the whole point of the deal between our bounty hunter and Tormen. Heck that was when I decided too turn against him only after killing Seros.
I turned on him when he threatende Blizz
He allowed you in to take part in his own personal operation. Without him you would never even get the chance for revenge. It can be argued that Darth Tormen would have come this far even without your help, you simply were a strong ally. You get one shot at revenge he does not even owe you. Darth Tormen did a lot of things wrong... but none with the Bounty Hunter, he played straight and honest.
@@rayzuke1232 Maybe but backing out of a deal or forgetting the reason why we joined forces is bad for business. Also this is Tormen he likely just tried to use our bounty hunter character for his own goals. Plus if Tormen thinks he can change the terms of our original deal then I would say he pays in full with his life.
As much as one gets to want to blast Tormen's head, he was a solid client while the republic did a number on the BH and messed up with his/her reputation, which is paramore within the profession
Just because of that, I am incapable to pick the light side option. For me the best case scenario is neutral; you fulfill the contract, have some satisfaction and regain the freedom to operate as you want, not a happy ending but at least shows potential
Thank you.
0:44 I love how blizz wants to be shot down
I was honestly hoping for more than this. After playing through all the Empire stories, i had higher hopes for the bounty hunter. I feel like chapter 1 was the only worthwhile chapter. Chapter 2 was just playing cat and mouse similar to the ending of inquisitor. Chapter 3 was just clean up.
I still think the Sith Warrior was probably the best even though the Imperial agent story sets up the story for Knights of the fallen empire.
When Bounty Hunter can no longer Sith being a moron.
And show them what is the meaning of Mandalore.
What armor is the Bounty Hunter wearing?
The helmet is the Charismatic Mandalorian's Helmet, the gloves are the Remnant Resurrected Bounty Hunter's Gauntlets, and the rest is the Unbreakable Veteran's set.
i love that gold armor where and how can i get it in the game plz i realy want it
The helmet is the Charismatic Mandalorian's Helmet, the gloves are the Remnant Resurrected Bounty Hunter's Gauntlets, and the rest is the Unbreakable Veteran's set
I must know the armor pieces in question and how to get them
The helmet is the Charismatic Mandalorian's Helmet, the gloves are the Remnant Resurrected Bounty Hunter's Gauntlets, and the rest is the Unbreakable Veteran's set.
how did you get to be a mandalorien ?
At a certain point in the Bounty Hunter storyline you get invited to be one, and can choose to accept.
@@swtorscrub3839 thank you ! Is it just dark side or also light side?
@@areg8763 I believe it is a neutral decision.
Hey man where did you buy that armor
Got everything except the gloves off the GTN. The gloves come from alliance crates.
The helmet is the Charismatic Mandalorian's Helmet, the gloves are the Remnant Resurrected Bounty Hunter's Gauntlets, and the rest is the Unbreakable Veteran's set.
What armor set is that?
The helmet is the Charismatic Mandalorian's Helmet, the gloves are the Remnant Resurrected Bounty Hunter's Gauntlets, and the rest is the Unbreakable Veteran's set.
An ordinary person defeated a forceuser? Practically not real
Jango fett and Boba fett have cannonacly killed many jedi, so it's not impossible
@@sword_racer185 The Jedi don't want to kill once again, but the Sith will kill right away
@Alex-uc5if it's really not impossible to kill a force user even if they do strike first. Plus its a video game why do you gotta be so Triggered are you a sith
@@sword_racer185 Well, I meant if this happens in reality, but in general I like matukai
Revan trained many such "normal people" to kill Jedi. In the words of Aton "People think it's hard to kill a Jedi but it's not, it's actually really easy"