What happened to Sev?

[2187]

It says on Wookiepedia that searches were made for him, but no one could find him; does this mean he died? Can anyone else offer any explanations?

[Grab_001]

I like to think he's alive somewhere. He's too bad*ss to go down that easily. I heard somewhere that he did show up at the extraction point, but he was too late and he was already gone and couldnt contact them. This was years ago mind you but possible.

[Da Long Wang]

no he didn't we saw him for a bit when retrieving the dead jedi that died to Savage Opress

[Fire and Glory]

Originally posted by Satsujinki:

Maybe he will appear in battlefront 3? Maybe? I hope he will be alive because Lucusart never told us until Disnay got them. Blame the disney.

No way Sev would appear in battlefront 3,battlefront and Republic commando has nothing to do with each other except that their in the same universe,so replace maybe with a no,all we can do is pray that somehow his fate will be revealed at some point though it's doubtful that would happen.

Though since you don't own this game (at least on steam where you could be like me and got it off steam) I don't blame you for getting it confused.

[redactedrooster]

I realize this is pretty late, but with the Battlefront reboot coming up, it got me thinking about (and hoping for) a Republic Commando 2.

I really loved the original game, and at the end of the game it seems Delta squad was completely unaware that the clone troops would actually invade Kashyyk. My guess is that Sev was too much of a loose canon and that he would not be trusted to follow orders that involved enslaving innocents across the galaxy or carrying out order 66. That's why he was actually killed by other clones, or someone working for the emperor's forces (let's face it, everyone was working for him, the conspiracy was flawless).

Too much conspiracy?

[Gorb 2: The Gorbening]

before the sequel to this game was cancelled, they were debating whether to make the sequel rebel or imperial commando, rebel being sev's story and imperial being the rest of delta's story

[Captain Kebbles]

nothing he is fine, look at him in your sniper scope ;) he making a prank

[Bluescoutz]

The thing was that LucasArts wanted Republic Commando to be a franchise but the game didn't sold well.

According to some sources, the developers wanted to make two games: Imperial Commando (the second game) and Rebel Commando (the third game), one would had told the story of Delta Squad and the other would had told the story of the beginnings of the Rebel Alliance with Sev being the leader of an special operations Rebel squad.

Unfortunately, LucasArts didn't green-lighted the idea of a sequel since the game didn't sold well.

For this reason, none of the characters of the story had an ending or resolution in the expanded universe.

[Jesse]

Originally posted by Bluescoutz:

The thing was that LucasArts wanted Republic Commando to be a franchise but the game didn't sold well.

According to some sources, the developers wanted to make two games: Imperial Commando (the second game) and Rebel Commando (the third game), one would had told the story of Delta Squad and the other would had told the story of the beginnings of the Rebel Alliance with Sev being the leader of an special operations Rebel squad.

Unfortunately, LucasArts didn't green-lighted the idea of a sequel since the game didn't sold well.

For this reason, none of the characters of the story had an ending or resolution in the expanded universe.

That source being Brett Douville[www.google.ca] , the engineering lead for Republic Commando.

[Jesse]

"Sev was indeed alive and well in our hearts. :)
Unfortunately, the LucasArts I knew "rebooted" around the time we were finishing SWRC -- through the last few months of the project, groups of people would be laid off as planned (with generous severance packages, to be fair), and we'd say goodbye to a group of people we had worked with for months or years as we turned to continue finishing the game (mostly getting it through QA and cert). There's no telling whether a sequel would have gotten made, because projections for sales of SWRC were very low (and it outsold expectations considerably, which makes you wonder how it might have done had it had real marketing muscle behind it).
So, now it can be told. Our plan had been to do a sequel called "Rebel Commando," where the central idea was that "a Rebellion starts with one man," and that one man was Sev. (We had discarded another scenario where Delta Squad was active in hunting down Jedis.) There was some key art we had done as part of the pitch which showed the silhouette of Sev walking away from his discarded clone trooper helmet. But in addition to building on the squad mechanics, the story would have focused on how the Rebellion got its start."
―Brett Douville

http://ask.fm/brett_douville/answer/118761950776

[Jim Eagle]

Originally posted by John Obi Possession.:

It says on Wookiepedia that searches were made for him, but no one could find him; does this mean he died? Can anyone else offer any explanations?

In an interesting fan theory I heard, he spent a few years surviving in the jungle with no tech. his gear all lost power or got gunked up by the jungle. forced to survive with just his armor and vibroblade, he had to adapt his suit by shedding some armor and using a camo poncho. years later he ran into some wookiees who helped him find his way to general Rahm Kota, unknowing of the jedi purge and the empire's rise. Kota explained sidious' powergrab as a violation of the republic he swore to protect, and an infiltration of the Republic from it's deepest enemy. Kota trained sev in sith hunting methods and even minor saber combat. Sev is currently leading rebel strike teams and searching for his fellow deltas, being Boss, Leader of an Imperial commando unit (untill he kills them and defects to the Rebellion.) and Scorch, The first step towards a new unit program that would soon become the Dark trooper droid program, and Fixer, who unbeknownst to sev, passed away during order 66. He hopes to convince his fellow deltas to help restore the republic.

[*Fortunate son starts playing*]

Originally posted by Bluescoutz:

The thing was that LucasArts wanted Republic Commando to be a franchise but the game didn't sold well.

According to some sources, the developers wanted to make two games: Imperial Commando (the second game) and Rebel Commando (the third game), one would had told the story of Delta Squad and the other would had told the story of the beginnings of the Rebel Alliance with Sev being the leader of an special operations Rebel squad.

Unfortunately, LucasArts didn't green-lighted the idea of a sequel since the game didn't sold well.

For this reason, none of the characters of the story had an ending or resolution in the expanded universe.

I think that would be kinda cool or maybe scorch, fixer and boss work for the imperials and sev works for the rebels and you alternate between them in the second game and for the third game the other three deltas end of deserting the imperials and joining the rebels?

[Prof. Dr. Karl Lauterbach]

Delta squad rescued him from a trandoshan ship a few days after Kashyyyk´s battle, he was wounded, but still alive. So, Sev survived to the IG-100 magnaguard ^-^ Just read the Brooks ;)

[Gorb 2: The Gorbening]

Originally posted by Tah Batmon:

Delta squad rescued him from a trandoshan ship a few days after Kashyyyk´s battle, he was wounded, but still alive. So, Sev survived to the IG-100 magnaguard ^-^ Just read the Brooks ;)

what book was that in!?!?

[Darlordvader]

...WHY IS THIS THREAD STILL GOING ON!?

[Gorb 2: The Gorbening]

Originally posted by Darlordvader:

...WHY IS THIS THREAD STILL GOING ON!?

idfk