*Spoiler* Killing Traya?

[loopy_lou]

Hey. Whats the best way to kill her? Does she keep coming back like Sion?

[robkid]

All I did was cast the LS power that casts valor, speed and aura all at once and then master flurry her to death. Not really a big deal. You only have to fight her once...

[Koreforce]

Then three floating lightsabers. Just use a single-opponent form against her, then the makashi form against the sabers. With force powers and high defense, this doesn't even meet up with the final battle in the last game for difficulty.

[robkid]

[QUOTE=Koreforce]Then three floating lightsabers. Just use a single-opponent form against her, then the makashi form against the sabers. With force powers and high defense, this doesn't even meet up with the final battle in the last game for difficulty.[/QUOTE]

Hence my elipsis (...). I almost bolded her.

[Darkthz]

hmmm, I donno, I found her more difficult than Malak in the first one...the sabers are REALLY annoying...I had to run to one of the bridges and then take on the sabers alone. the weird thing is, you only have to kill the sabers or her, cus all I did was kill the sabers and the battle was over

[bearski84]

beat her without taking any damage...

Traya will only get up once unlike Sion

Round 1: If your darkside spam force crush even if she saves from it, it will still knock her down and do damage
Round 2: run out of the 'ring' and to the side of her, one 'sabre will follow you kill it then spam force crush on her from where the other lightsabres cant see you


BTW: I thought the whole floating lightsabre thing and the entire ending were corny/disapointing darkside ending was sad

Lightside any better? working on it right now lemme know

[Darkthz]

no, I'm afraid it's kinda disappointing too...

[trippin_kali]

Traya was unbelivably easier than Malak was.
One sneak attack from behind (second round) was all it took to take her down.

[CodyCarson]

She is easy, but its not ment for you to just take her out, you take out two lightsabers, then take her out, Its more of a fight. But yeah, Malak was Hella Harder

[AVENGER]

The thing that I found really easy about the lightsabers was I could stun them. If you go LS usually the only actual damage power you'll be getting is force wave. And if you use this consistently on them they will get stunned and then you can take them out easily. If they're being a problem for you anyway. Darth Traya was easy as heck. I just threw on a verpine prototype shield and flurry'd her like three or four times and she was dead. And Sion was a joke. I mean you can stasis field him! Patheticly easy. I was actually having some trouble with malak in the first game. I'd have to hack, run, heal, hack, run, heal. With him on my LS Consulars.

[robkid]

Personally I prefer stasis field to force wave. It stuns for twice as long and is a fortitude or will save (forget which) as opposed to a reflex save (in the d20 ruleset, reflex saves are by and large easier to make). Sure it doesn't do damage, but lets you attack for twice as long without interference and doesn't knock the enemies back making you waste time running back up to them. I can easily do more damage in 6 seconds (which I belive the game considers two rounds) than force wave does by itself (especially playing as a watchman and getting sneak attack).

[AVENGER]

I was talking from a Jedi Master point of view and since my wisdom was clear up in the high 30's by the end of the game(so resistance to my force powers was really hard for anything) the lightsabers would automatically get stunned. And if you use force wave on the lightsabers it won't knock them back, just stun them. Basically on Malachor I'd just go around stasis fielding and force waving everything. Even Sion. The only thing I couldn't do that with was Darth Traya.