[QUOTE=Chimaera182]Well, fable, you could just start throwing all the 50 or so lightsabers you've accumulated throughout the game at him, if you still have them all on your person. Just throw saber after saber at him then, when that doesn't finish him, throw all the guns at him, too; maybe you'll hit him in the head and stun him. It's all cheesy. [/QUOTE]
LOL! I don't know if you've ever seen the Marx Brothers in Animal Crackers, but there's a wonderful scene where Harpo (the silent one) swears solemnly to stop stealing in a posh private estate. A police sergeant shakes his hand--and a silver fork falls out. He shakes again--and a few knives and spoons follow. He keeps shaking, and more silverware shows up; then Groucho jokes, "I wonder when the plate will arrive?" -and the flat, large plate drops out of Harpo's shirt. I kept thinking of that scene as I fought Malac with all those weapons, medpacs, and other items in my possession. I could only wish that Malak might shake my avatar's hand, and start watching, fascinated, as all the goodies gathered in all those stupid chests would start appearing.
To the Righteous belong the fruits of violent victory. The rest of us will have to settle for warm friends, warm lovers, and a wink from a quietly supportive universe.
As a gamer I love speed and destruction. Therefore the combo to defeat malac was Master Speed combined with master flurry. Combined with the dominator gauntlets(Special shop on Korriban, read a guide on how to get it) and the CNS belt(Dantooine) and a double bladed saber he went down in just a few hits. Then use a medpack when he trys to heal and then use destroy droid or whatever to release the captive jedi into the force(stary look in eyes). Keep speed up and release them all then kick malaks head in.
BTW: was it obvious to everyone within half an hour of starting the game that you were revan, or was that just me?
Yeah, it was obvious to me, too, but I tend to figure things like that out too easily, tends to ruin things for me. Master Vrook gave it away for me.
Well, I just finished Malak off again last night. I did the cheesy move and mined the path I walk in on. He made it through half the mines before he had to run away. I should've left the Jedi for him to drain, but I wasn't in a magnanimous mood; I had such a fight throughout Deck 2, with all the ambushes. By the time I made it to the Command Deck, I just wanted it to be over... of course, I was a Jedi then, and I had a save on Deck 1 where I was Sith, so I had to do it all over again. That crap is more tough than Malak. He couldn't stand up to my Force powers, though; my Wisdom was high enough that each Force Storm I used on him hit. (My favorite part was when I had managed to somehow weaken Malak to the point where he needed a Jedi, but the reason he got that weak was because I was using Force Storm to kill the last of the captured Jedi; Malak remained blue, and I had to restart)
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i died 2 times before i finally killed Malak. Wut i found out was that you can kill all those jedi he gets his health from. You have to have force choke though. That kept Malak from healing himself. Plus, the only attacks i used against him were a LVL 3 Flurry and a LVL 3 Power Attack, i never attacked him normally. I also dont think that you need to stack up on lots of healthpacks, just use the Life pack thingys that the dark jedi and the troopers droped in your way to malak.I didnt really complete that many sidequests either, and still was able to complete the game.
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