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I lost count of the times when I got bored of running so started sprint jumping only to go "crap crap crap edge! grab!"...

Now just to get those sodding tasks that are clogging up my journal but require random spawns to grant me the stuff. -_- Who thought random spawn item quests were a good idea?

Yeah, that would've been sensible... Rather than worrying about how many main plot bits I had left and saving them up... I think I play games wrong sometimes.

You fallen off a cliff yet? I discovered I'm not safe with jump jets.

I finished it with my female Ryder. Deciding if replaying it already is a good idea.

I enjoyed it, but I feel like I missed something, like there should've been more. Which makes no sense as it's a huge game. This might've had more to do with the fact that I think companion side quests are related to main plot ones, and I put those off for ages so then everything came in at once...

Bounce

Next

Again

Shab partly stumbles partly falls from the gun turret as the others start stirring. "There is no good place to brace up there." She mutters.

"I'm going to start refusing to travel..." Xam half agreed, giving up her seat for Shab so she can use the console. Using a chair for support she was able to check on Kric and Shkala who were shaken, and being unused to space travel a little queasy, but otherwise ok.

"Well the good news is you've managed to break pretty much everything, but not beyond repair." Shab reported, sparing Kraven a glance. "But where ar-" Everyone turned sharply to the loud thump against the side of the ship.

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"Sir, do you want to sit-?" Astra starts, figuring that even if the man has no physical trauma - which she's not convinced of - then he has enough mental for her to try and heal. He wheeled on her with an angry look and she backed away a step with her hands raised in defensive defeat.

"He's right." Fraya decided. "The Jedi have done nothing to help these people and everything to make matters worse."

"What!?" Astra demanded, being too tired to care to even try and remember to control her emotions. "How can you say that?"

"Because all the destruction is around our buildings." Fraya replied. "We have clearly not acted enough to stop the Sith. To regain their trust we must act faster."

"Faster is not always wiser." Astra replied. "What if we had attacked the Sith, and in response they bombed the entire planet?"

Kooky

Shab scurried up the ladder to the gun turret, easily hopping in before taking pot shots at anything that came too near to them. It was enough to keep the Sith at bay so that they could still manoeuvre.

"Ship flanking us!" Shab warned. "It's in my blind spot, I can't turn to get it."

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Nei was relieved to see Sara Jane finally drift off into sleep. She only wished she knew what to do now. Waiting patiently was one thing, but what were they waiting for? Or would it be better for Sara Jane if Nei was to take her away for a while, avoid whatever was coming?

Nei sighed as she realised whatever was coming was unavoidable. She was on damage limitation now.

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Astra rubbed her temples, she'd spent all day in the healing tent and she was tired. "Less than fifty." She stated unhappily. "Less than ten Jedi." She added.

"They were in the same chamber as the explosion." Fraya added, she had seen Nitsua approaching the area and had gone to ensure he couldn't cause trouble. "At this point I doubt we'll find more."

"There may yet be survivors." Astra snapped. "There are areas further away which might still hold civilians. And any Jedi could easily have called on the Force to provide enough protection to hold out until we can reach them."

"Assuming our friend hasn't left us any more surprises." Fraya agreed, making a mental note to try and arrange some surprises. There were some chances that she could not take, and more Jedi was one of them.