Star Wars: Battlefront 2 (Classic, 2005)

Star Wars: Battlefront 2 (Classic, 2005)

Clunker May 23, 2017 @ 2:20pm
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Ovalcircle May 23, 2017 @ 3:01pm 
The mod where you go away.
olibro93 May 23, 2017 @ 3:10pm 
not cool bro
-IGF-SueKrueger13 May 23, 2017 @ 7:12pm 
HvB3, Bfx, Conversion Pack, Dark Times Rising Sun 2, Republic Commando, Legacy, etc

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=437507713
Talithmara May 24, 2017 @ 9:21am 
I personally was looking through some mods and came across one I really like.

The Old Republic Remastered. It's Basically an extensive reskinning and rebalancing of the Clones and Imps, pitted against each other. There's no vehicles that I can find - which makes me sad - but I love some of the units. They just look so cool, as well, and I actually legitimately wish I could just reskin the clones with them.

All Units: With very few exceptions, all guns are Heat Based instead of ammo based. For example, their sniper rifles are stronger but overheat with a single shot, forcing a delay between snipes. The blaster pistols are, across the board, better than the default blasters by a longshot, but not as good as the Award Pistol. Even several secondaries are heat based, such as the Orbital Strike Beacon, replacing grenades on the sniper classes. These take a long time to cool down - and with good reason - so you can't just camp an ammo droid and keep tossing them out. (They also don't work indoors, making them all but useless on some maps.)

Specialty Units: The units you need to unlock via kills are pretty neat. The Republic Gunner is essentially a Clone Commander with a more accurate gun, and the Republic Vanguard passively has a shield not unlike the Droideka - that only protects against blaster fire while the Sith have a melee unit - along with a slow-firing rifle that overheats easily. The sith, on the other hand, have the Sith Warrior which is akin to a low-ranking Jedi without force powers or force jumps, but can still block weapons fire and hack Republic Vanguards to pieces. Lastly, the Sith have the Bounty Hunter, which is a Dark Trooper with a Three-Burst gun (Not as good as the Award Rifle) and a Flamethrower.

EDIT: I re-tested, and made a mistake: The Vanguard Shield Does sort of protect from lightsabers. The Saber is basically enough to single-handedly shred the shield in one hit, and the Vanguard has little health besides the shield so a damaged shield + Lightsaber = Instakill. However, It takes two hits to drop a max-shield vanguard with a lightsaber - which ultimately doesn't matter 1v1 since the saber causes knockdown, but could turn the tide if the Vanguard's allies are trying to kill the warrior.

Heroes: Each side only has 4 heroes. I personally find some of them to be a bit underpowered compared to the vanilla versions (The Jedi only have one force power, not two, as an example) but others are kind of insane (Dace Malcolm basically has a rapid-fire homing grenade launcher. Yes, it overheats quickly, but if you're smart with it, you can easily keep him for the entire match if you know where and when to fire and are smart about picking your fights. As well, while the Grand Moff may lack the standard weaponry for dealing with Republic Vanguards efficiently, he has an Orbital Strike beacon for when outdoors.)


Basically, yes, each side is kind of overpowered compared to the vanilla game simply since their blaster pistols are so good and very few of their units are ever in need of ammo, but the reinforcement counters are higher to compensate. Sure, you may be able to Orbital Strike 16 people at once, but what are the odds that none of your allies will be in there? At it's worst, it's unbridled carnage in the best kind of way. And at it's best, it's a nice change of pace from Vanilla.
Last edited by Talithmara; May 24, 2017 @ 10:12am
Plats May 24, 2017 @ 12:53pm 
Originally posted by Mineyo66:
I really like the Twi'lek mod because it replaces every soldier with Twi'leks and makes things so much more fun.

Twi'leks, occasionally referred to as Rylothians, were a tall humanoid species whose most striking feature was a pair of long tentacles protruding from their skull, called lekku. They hailed from the planet of Ryloth, in the Outer Rim Territories, and female Twi'lek were often exported offworld as slaves.

Twi'leks were a species of tall humanoids whose skin spanned a vast array of colors,[2] including white,[10] orange,[5] yellow,[11] green,[4] pink,[6] blue,[3] purple,[7] and red.[8] Their most distinctive feature was the pair of prehensile tentacles that sprouted from the base of their skulls, known as lekku, or headtails. Although Twi'leks normally had two lekku, some individuals had four.

The species had two sexes, male and female. While males had ears with lobes resembling those of humans, females had cone-shaped hearing organs, found in the same place on the head.
Twi'leks were usually thin, although corpulent individuals were known to exist.[40] Under normal circumstances, they generally had a higher body temperature than other humanoid species.
Twi'leks and human can breed to create a hybrid of the two species.

The Twi'leks had a language of their own, called Twi'leki, which combined verbal sounds and an elaborate and subtle sign language using their lekku. Twi'lek's lekku could be moved to create gestures that meant things such as hello or goodbye. For example, both lekku tips crossed twice meant "I Love You".



The species had two sexes, male and female. While males had ears with lobes resembling those of humans, females had cone-shaped hearing organs, found in the same place on the head.
Twi'leks were usually thin, although corpulent individuals were known to exist.[40] Under normal circumstances, they generally had a higher body temperature than other humanoid species.
Twi'leks and human can breed to create a hybrid of the two species.
Society and cultureEdit
The Twi'leks had a language of their own, called Twi'leki, which combined verbal sounds and an elaborate and subtle sign language using their lekku. Twi'lek's lekku could be moved to create gestures that meant things such as hello or goodbye. For example, both lekku tips crossed twice meant "I Love You".

History

Clone Wars

The homeworld of the Twi'leks was Ryloth, a planet of harsh extremes situated in the Outer Rim Territories. That world was part of the Galactic Republic, a democratic union that governed most of the galaxy. During the Clone Wars, Ryloth was occupied by the Confederacy of Independent Systems. Unsatisfied with the tyrannical rule that the Confederacy put them under, a Twi'lek Resistance movement arose to combat the Separatists, led by Cham Syndulla. This movement was publicly backed and actively assisted by the Galactic Republic. Working with the Grand Army of the Republic and the Jedi Order, the Twi'lek Resistance managed to expel Separatist forces under Wat Tambor. [5] The Republic then annexed Ryloth.[27]

Imperial protectorate
Following the end of the Clone Wars, the Republic was transformed into the Galactic Empire and Ryloth was annexed by the Empire.[45] The planet became an Imperial protectorate and the Twi'leks living on Ryloth were subjected to Imperial rule. While Ryloth was nominally independent and was still represented by Senator Orn Free Taa in the Galactic Senate, real power lay in the hands of the Imperial Moff Delian Mors.[27]

About five years after the establishment of the Empire, Cham reorganised the Twi'lek Resistance as the Free Ryloth movement in order to expel the Empire from Ryloth. While most of the Free Ryloth resistance fighters were Twi'leks, it included a number of non-Twi'leks like Colonel Belkor Dray. The Free Ryloth resistance consisted of hundreds of fighters, a network of informants and spies, and staged raids which led to the deaths of dozens of Imperial personnel. After Darth Vader killed one of Cham's lieutenants Pok and his comrades after the theft of an Imperial freighter from the Yaga Minor shipyards, Cham decided to shift from half-hearted measures towards taking full action against the Empire.
Emperor Palpatine conspired to lure the Free Ryloth rebels into a trap by organizing a visit to Ryloth with Darth Vader and arranging for information on the trip to be leaked to the Ryloth rebels. Cham seized the opportunity to kill the two Sith Lords and fragment the Empire. The two Sith Lords traveled to Ryloth in the Imperial Star Destroyer Perilous. Cham's rebels attacked the Perilous with space mines, Vulture droids, and rebels disguised as rescue crew. However, Vader and the Emperor managed to escape to Ryloth. Following a prolonged pursuit, the Free Ryloth rebels tried to close in on the two Sith Lords in a remote village. Imperial forces under Moff Delian however arrived at the village and routed the rebels. Cham and his surviving comrades fled to resume their struggle.
Cham's daughter Hera Syndulla became a key leader in the rebellion against the Empire and led her own rebel cell. She believed that Ryloth's freedom was linked to the rebellion. Hera disagreed with Cham's focus on Ryloth and the two parted company. Three years before the Battle of Yavin, the Empire used a Quasar Fire-class cruiser-carrier to bomb Ryloth. Despite their differences, Cham and Hera's rebel cells joined forces to steal the cruiser-carrier for the Phoenix Squadron. As a result, ties were established between the Free Ryloth movement and the wider rebellion.
Two years before the Battle of Yavin, the Empire dispatched the Chiss Grand Admiral Thrawn to deal with the Ryloth insurgency. By studying Twi'lek art, culture, philosophy, and history, Thrawn was able to devise successful tactics that led to the fall of Tann province. The Free Ryloth movement lost many fighters and Cham was forced to flee his own home. Hera, Cham, and the other rebels then took part in an unsuccessful attempt to recover a family heirloom, the Kalikori, from Thrawn. Despite failing to recover the object, the rebels escaped an attempt by Captain Slavin to capture the rebels and Cham.

Since female Twi'leks were regarded as graceful and beautiful beings, many of them were forced into a life of slavery at the hands of the galaxy's wealthy and powerful.[2] Other Twi'leks, however, found themselves in positions of power; Bib Fortuna served as the majordomo to the crime lord Jabba the Hutt for decades,[22] Aayla Secura was a Jedi Knight of the Jedi Order,[36] and Senator Orn Free Taa represented his homeworld Ryloth in the Galactic Republic's Senate and later the Imperial Senate.[40] Due to their frequent use as slaves, Twi'lek could move surreptiously through places an army could not penetrate. Because of that, some found employment as undercover agents.[48]

Cham Syndulla was a leader of the Twi'lek Resistance during the Clone Wars[5] and later became the leader of the Free Ryloth movement.[27] His daughter Hera Syndulla also became the leader of the Spectres[49] and later became Phoenix Leader in the Phoenix Squadron, a member of the rebellion and eventually reaching the rank of General.[39][50]

Lekku (singular lek), also referred to as head-tails, were long, fleshy appendages that protruded from the head of all Twi'leks and Togrutas. The former species had two (occasionally four) lekku, while the latter sported three of them.

In Twi'leks, lekku were shapely prehensile tentacles that grew from the crown of their skulls. While Twi'leks normally had two lekku, certain individuals like Orn Free Taa had four of them. Those organs were very sensitive to touch, and a damaged lek could cause severe harm to a Twi'lek.[1] In addition to their spoken language, Ryl, the Twi'leks could also communicate through subtle lekku gestures.

Despite the high sensitivity of those organs,[1] some Twi'leks like Cham Syndulla tattooed their lekku.[5] Some wore them simply hanging down their back[6] or falling over the chest,[7] while others like Bib Fortuna bent them around the neck or shoulders for aesthetic purposes.[8]

So yeah, the Twi'lek mod is pretty much my favorite.
I like the Twi'lek mod because it lets me kill Twi'leks.
Talithmara May 24, 2017 @ 1:36pm 
Originally posted by It's Treason Then:
Originally posted by Mineyo66:
I really like the Twi'lek mod because it replaces every soldier with Twi'leks and makes things so much more fun.

Twi'leks, occasionally referred to as Rylothians, were a tall humanoid species whose most striking feature was a pair of long tentacles protruding from their skull, called lekku. They hailed from the planet of Ryloth, in the Outer Rim Territories, and female Twi'lek were often exported offworld as slaves.

Twi'leks were a species of tall humanoids whose skin spanned a vast array of colors,[2] including white,[10] orange,[5] yellow,[11] green,[4] pink,[6] blue,[3] purple,[7] and red.[8] Their most distinctive feature was the pair of prehensile tentacles that sprouted from the base of their skulls, known as lekku, or headtails. Although Twi'leks normally had two lekku, some individuals had four.

The species had two sexes, male and female. While males had ears with lobes resembling those of humans, females had cone-shaped hearing organs, found in the same place on the head.
Twi'leks were usually thin, although corpulent individuals were known to exist.[40] Under normal circumstances, they generally had a higher body temperature than other humanoid species.
Twi'leks and human can breed to create a hybrid of the two species.

The Twi'leks had a language of their own, called Twi'leki, which combined verbal sounds and an elaborate and subtle sign language using their lekku. Twi'lek's lekku could be moved to create gestures that meant things such as hello or goodbye. For example, both lekku tips crossed twice meant "I Love You".



The species had two sexes, male and female. While males had ears with lobes resembling those of humans, females had cone-shaped hearing organs, found in the same place on the head.
Twi'leks were usually thin, although corpulent individuals were known to exist.[40] Under normal circumstances, they generally had a higher body temperature than other humanoid species.
Twi'leks and human can breed to create a hybrid of the two species.
Society and cultureEdit
The Twi'leks had a language of their own, called Twi'leki, which combined verbal sounds and an elaborate and subtle sign language using their lekku. Twi'lek's lekku could be moved to create gestures that meant things such as hello or goodbye. For example, both lekku tips crossed twice meant "I Love You".

History

Clone Wars

The homeworld of the Twi'leks was Ryloth, a planet of harsh extremes situated in the Outer Rim Territories. That world was part of the Galactic Republic, a democratic union that governed most of the galaxy. During the Clone Wars, Ryloth was occupied by the Confederacy of Independent Systems. Unsatisfied with the tyrannical rule that the Confederacy put them under, a Twi'lek Resistance movement arose to combat the Separatists, led by Cham Syndulla. This movement was publicly backed and actively assisted by the Galactic Republic. Working with the Grand Army of the Republic and the Jedi Order, the Twi'lek Resistance managed to expel Separatist forces under Wat Tambor. [5] The Republic then annexed Ryloth.[27]

Imperial protectorate
Following the end of the Clone Wars, the Republic was transformed into the Galactic Empire and Ryloth was annexed by the Empire.[45] The planet became an Imperial protectorate and the Twi'leks living on Ryloth were subjected to Imperial rule. While Ryloth was nominally independent and was still represented by Senator Orn Free Taa in the Galactic Senate, real power lay in the hands of the Imperial Moff Delian Mors.[27]

About five years after the establishment of the Empire, Cham reorganised the Twi'lek Resistance as the Free Ryloth movement in order to expel the Empire from Ryloth. While most of the Free Ryloth resistance fighters were Twi'leks, it included a number of non-Twi'leks like Colonel Belkor Dray. The Free Ryloth resistance consisted of hundreds of fighters, a network of informants and spies, and staged raids which led to the deaths of dozens of Imperial personnel. After Darth Vader killed one of Cham's lieutenants Pok and his comrades after the theft of an Imperial freighter from the Yaga Minor shipyards, Cham decided to shift from half-hearted measures towards taking full action against the Empire.
Emperor Palpatine conspired to lure the Free Ryloth rebels into a trap by organizing a visit to Ryloth with Darth Vader and arranging for information on the trip to be leaked to the Ryloth rebels. Cham seized the opportunity to kill the two Sith Lords and fragment the Empire. The two Sith Lords traveled to Ryloth in the Imperial Star Destroyer Perilous. Cham's rebels attacked the Perilous with space mines, Vulture droids, and rebels disguised as rescue crew. However, Vader and the Emperor managed to escape to Ryloth. Following a prolonged pursuit, the Free Ryloth rebels tried to close in on the two Sith Lords in a remote village. Imperial forces under Moff Delian however arrived at the village and routed the rebels. Cham and his surviving comrades fled to resume their struggle.
Cham's daughter Hera Syndulla became a key leader in the rebellion against the Empire and led her own rebel cell. She believed that Ryloth's freedom was linked to the rebellion. Hera disagreed with Cham's focus on Ryloth and the two parted company. Three years before the Battle of Yavin, the Empire used a Quasar Fire-class cruiser-carrier to bomb Ryloth. Despite their differences, Cham and Hera's rebel cells joined forces to steal the cruiser-carrier for the Phoenix Squadron. As a result, ties were established between the Free Ryloth movement and the wider rebellion.
Two years before the Battle of Yavin, the Empire dispatched the Chiss Grand Admiral Thrawn to deal with the Ryloth insurgency. By studying Twi'lek art, culture, philosophy, and history, Thrawn was able to devise successful tactics that led to the fall of Tann province. The Free Ryloth movement lost many fighters and Cham was forced to flee his own home. Hera, Cham, and the other rebels then took part in an unsuccessful attempt to recover a family heirloom, the Kalikori, from Thrawn. Despite failing to recover the object, the rebels escaped an attempt by Captain Slavin to capture the rebels and Cham.

Since female Twi'leks were regarded as graceful and beautiful beings, many of them were forced into a life of slavery at the hands of the galaxy's wealthy and powerful.[2] Other Twi'leks, however, found themselves in positions of power; Bib Fortuna served as the majordomo to the crime lord Jabba the Hutt for decades,[22] Aayla Secura was a Jedi Knight of the Jedi Order,[36] and Senator Orn Free Taa represented his homeworld Ryloth in the Galactic Republic's Senate and later the Imperial Senate.[40] Due to their frequent use as slaves, Twi'lek could move surreptiously through places an army could not penetrate. Because of that, some found employment as undercover agents.[48]

Cham Syndulla was a leader of the Twi'lek Resistance during the Clone Wars[5] and later became the leader of the Free Ryloth movement.[27] His daughter Hera Syndulla also became the leader of the Spectres[49] and later became Phoenix Leader in the Phoenix Squadron, a member of the rebellion and eventually reaching the rank of General.[39][50]

Lekku (singular lek), also referred to as head-tails, were long, fleshy appendages that protruded from the head of all Twi'leks and Togrutas. The former species had two (occasionally four) lekku, while the latter sported three of them.

In Twi'leks, lekku were shapely prehensile tentacles that grew from the crown of their skulls. While Twi'leks normally had two lekku, certain individuals like Orn Free Taa had four of them. Those organs were very sensitive to touch, and a damaged lek could cause severe harm to a Twi'lek.[1] In addition to their spoken language, Ryl, the Twi'leks could also communicate through subtle lekku gestures.

Despite the high sensitivity of those organs,[1] some Twi'leks like Cham Syndulla tattooed their lekku.[5] Some wore them simply hanging down their back[6] or falling over the chest,[7] while others like Bib Fortuna bent them around the neck or shoulders for aesthetic purposes.[8]

So yeah, the Twi'lek mod is pretty much my favorite.
I like the Twi'lek mod because it lets me kill Twi'leks.

Did you have to quote the whole thing? Oh wait. ;p
JoeM723 May 24, 2017 @ 2:59pm 
I like the battlefront evolved mod because it makes the skins more accuracte to the films
maVRoyal May 25, 2017 @ 2:22am 
I personally like the challenge from BFX extreme and OP SBDs from Rep Commando mod
Plats May 25, 2017 @ 6:59am 
Originally posted by Ranylyn:
Originally posted by It's Treason Then:
Originally posted by Mineyo66:
I really like the Twi'lek mod because it replaces every soldier with Twi'leks and makes things so much more fun.

Twi'leks, occasionally referred to as Rylothians, were a tall humanoid species whose most striking feature was a pair of long tentacles protruding from their skull, called lekku. They hailed from the planet of Ryloth, in the Outer Rim Territories, and female Twi'lek were often exported offworld as slaves.

Twi'leks were a species of tall humanoids whose skin spanned a vast array of colors,[2] including white,[10] orange,[5] yellow,[11] green,[4] pink,[6] blue,[3] purple,[7] and red.[8] Their most distinctive feature was the pair of prehensile tentacles that sprouted from the base of their skulls, known as lekku, or headtails. Although Twi'leks normally had two lekku, some individuals had four.

The species had two sexes, male and female. While males had ears with lobes resembling those of humans, females had cone-shaped hearing organs, found in the same place on the head.
Twi'leks were usually thin, although corpulent individuals were known to exist.[40] Under normal circumstances, they generally had a higher body temperature than other humanoid species.
Twi'leks and human can breed to create a hybrid of the two species.

The Twi'leks had a language of their own, called Twi'leki, which combined verbal sounds and an elaborate and subtle sign language using their lekku. Twi'lek's lekku could be moved to create gestures that meant things such as hello or goodbye. For example, both lekku tips crossed twice meant "I Love You".



The species had two sexes, male and female. While males had ears with lobes resembling those of humans, females had cone-shaped hearing organs, found in the same place on the head.
Twi'leks were usually thin, although corpulent individuals were known to exist.[40] Under normal circumstances, they generally had a higher body temperature than other humanoid species.
Twi'leks and human can breed to create a hybrid of the two species.
Society and cultureEdit
The Twi'leks had a language of their own, called Twi'leki, which combined verbal sounds and an elaborate and subtle sign language using their lekku. Twi'lek's lekku could be moved to create gestures that meant things such as hello or goodbye. For example, both lekku tips crossed twice meant "I Love You".

History

Clone Wars

The homeworld of the Twi'leks was Ryloth, a planet of harsh extremes situated in the Outer Rim Territories. That world was part of the Galactic Republic, a democratic union that governed most of the galaxy. During the Clone Wars, Ryloth was occupied by the Confederacy of Independent Systems. Unsatisfied with the tyrannical rule that the Confederacy put them under, a Twi'lek Resistance movement arose to combat the Separatists, led by Cham Syndulla. This movement was publicly backed and actively assisted by the Galactic Republic. Working with the Grand Army of the Republic and the Jedi Order, the Twi'lek Resistance managed to expel Separatist forces under Wat Tambor. [5] The Republic then annexed Ryloth.[27]

Imperial protectorate
Following the end of the Clone Wars, the Republic was transformed into the Galactic Empire and Ryloth was annexed by the Empire.[45] The planet became an Imperial protectorate and the Twi'leks living on Ryloth were subjected to Imperial rule. While Ryloth was nominally independent and was still represented by Senator Orn Free Taa in the Galactic Senate, real power lay in the hands of the Imperial Moff Delian Mors.[27]

About five years after the establishment of the Empire, Cham reorganised the Twi'lek Resistance as the Free Ryloth movement in order to expel the Empire from Ryloth. While most of the Free Ryloth resistance fighters were Twi'leks, it included a number of non-Twi'leks like Colonel Belkor Dray. The Free Ryloth resistance consisted of hundreds of fighters, a network of informants and spies, and staged raids which led to the deaths of dozens of Imperial personnel. After Darth Vader killed one of Cham's lieutenants Pok and his comrades after the theft of an Imperial freighter from the Yaga Minor shipyards, Cham decided to shift from half-hearted measures towards taking full action against the Empire.
Emperor Palpatine conspired to lure the Free Ryloth rebels into a trap by organizing a visit to Ryloth with Darth Vader and arranging for information on the trip to be leaked to the Ryloth rebels. Cham seized the opportunity to kill the two Sith Lords and fragment the Empire. The two Sith Lords traveled to Ryloth in the Imperial Star Destroyer Perilous. Cham's rebels attacked the Perilous with space mines, Vulture droids, and rebels disguised as rescue crew. However, Vader and the Emperor managed to escape to Ryloth. Following a prolonged pursuit, the Free Ryloth rebels tried to close in on the two Sith Lords in a remote village. Imperial forces under Moff Delian however arrived at the village and routed the rebels. Cham and his surviving comrades fled to resume their struggle.
Cham's daughter Hera Syndulla became a key leader in the rebellion against the Empire and led her own rebel cell. She believed that Ryloth's freedom was linked to the rebellion. Hera disagreed with Cham's focus on Ryloth and the two parted company. Three years before the Battle of Yavin, the Empire used a Quasar Fire-class cruiser-carrier to bomb Ryloth. Despite their differences, Cham and Hera's rebel cells joined forces to steal the cruiser-carrier for the Phoenix Squadron. As a result, ties were established between the Free Ryloth movement and the wider rebellion.
Two years before the Battle of Yavin, the Empire dispatched the Chiss Grand Admiral Thrawn to deal with the Ryloth insurgency. By studying Twi'lek art, culture, philosophy, and history, Thrawn was able to devise successful tactics that led to the fall of Tann province. The Free Ryloth movement lost many fighters and Cham was forced to flee his own home. Hera, Cham, and the other rebels then took part in an unsuccessful attempt to recover a family heirloom, the Kalikori, from Thrawn. Despite failing to recover the object, the rebels escaped an attempt by Captain Slavin to capture the rebels and Cham.

Since female Twi'leks were regarded as graceful and beautiful beings, many of them were forced into a life of slavery at the hands of the galaxy's wealthy and powerful.[2] Other Twi'leks, however, found themselves in positions of power; Bib Fortuna served as the majordomo to the crime lord Jabba the Hutt for decades,[22] Aayla Secura was a Jedi Knight of the Jedi Order,[36] and Senator Orn Free Taa represented his homeworld Ryloth in the Galactic Republic's Senate and later the Imperial Senate.[40] Due to their frequent use as slaves, Twi'lek could move surreptiously through places an army could not penetrate. Because of that, some found employment as undercover agents.[48]

Cham Syndulla was a leader of the Twi'lek Resistance during the Clone Wars[5] and later became the leader of the Free Ryloth movement.[27] His daughter Hera Syndulla also became the leader of the Spectres[49] and later became Phoenix Leader in the Phoenix Squadron, a member of the rebellion and eventually reaching the rank of General.[39][50]

Lekku (singular lek), also referred to as head-tails, were long, fleshy appendages that protruded from the head of all Twi'leks and Togrutas. The former species had two (occasionally four) lekku, while the latter sported three of them.

In Twi'leks, lekku were shapely prehensile tentacles that grew from the crown of their skulls. While Twi'leks normally had two lekku, certain individuals like Orn Free Taa had four of them. Those organs were very sensitive to touch, and a damaged lek could cause severe harm to a Twi'lek.[1] In addition to their spoken language, Ryl, the Twi'leks could also communicate through subtle lekku gestures.

Despite the high sensitivity of those organs,[1] some Twi'leks like Cham Syndulla tattooed their lekku.[5] Some wore them simply hanging down their back[6] or falling over the chest,[7] while others like Bib Fortuna bent them around the neck or shoulders for aesthetic purposes.[8]

So yeah, the Twi'lek mod is pretty much my favorite.
I like the Twi'lek mod because it lets me kill Twi'leks.

Did you have to quote the whole thing? Oh wait. ;p
Yes.

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