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lieselstarwarsgamesNow that Order 66 has been issued, it’s time to see what’s going on at the Jedi Temple.
General Grievous can also do the Jar Jar super jump, but I like Jar Jar better. Anyway, on to the level.
Obi-Wan and Yoda meet up on Coruscant looking for survivors and they’re so sad. But hey, we’re not gonna let a little thing like Jedi genocide get in the way of collecting studs, are we? Especially not when there’s a minikit in plain sight.
Almost immediately, we run into a bunch of people who LOOK like Jedi – but uh-oh, they’re clones disguised in Jedi robes. Fun fact, this was actually a deleted idea for the movie – the six-movie Star Wars Blu-Ray set includes a deleted scene where Obi-Wan and Yoda fight clones disguised as Jedi. Kinda cool how the idea cut from the movie still made it into this game.
Take out the clones, then you can spend your sweet old time using the Force on random stuff and slicing up reactors to get studs. There’s another minikit hovering in the air (upper right-hand corner of the screenshot), but, you guessed it, we need the super jump to get it, even when you use the Force to stack crates up.
Destroying one of the reactors reveals an ascension gun target, but alas, Obi-Wan didn’t bring the blaster he used to kill Grievous.
When you’re ready to go inside, use the Force to open the doors – but don’t forget to slice up the doors afterwards for more studs. Yes, they keep studs in the DOORS.
Inside the temple, a bunch of clones are standing guard, but we can still admire how pretty it is.
We can also use the Force on a bunch of loose bricks to make them explode and give us studs – and the clones don’t even notice the explosions. However, the annoying thing is that a lot of the studs have a tendency to fall off the edge, making them impossible to get. Anyway, the clones don’t attack until we get close to them. After taking them out, head left and you’ll find a . . . hmmm, what does THIS remind you of?
Yeah, it’s a giant model of a Jedi training remote, but don’t tell me you didn’t immediately think “Death Star.” Use the Force on it and it releases a bunch of tiny training remotes that you need to slice up before using the Force on the giant not-Death Star again, which reveals that it’s been sitting on a bunch of studs. You’ve gotta rush in to get the studs before it floats back and crushes you.
When you’re ready to move on, use the Force on a suspicious-looking stack of red blocks to make them into steps.
And look, Palpatine’s already installed a stormtrooper gate in the Jedi Temple of all places. The guy works fast.
On the other side of the ledge, you’ll find another totally-not-a-Death-Star model, but it’s in pieces.
Well we can’t have that! Sure, hundreds of Jedi are dead, but Obi-Wan and Yoda have time to Force-fix the model together and get studs, right?
A little more poking around reveals a bunch of studs and a minikit floating out of our reach. Alas, the Jedi don’t have the power of flight, so they can’t get it.
Not having the power of flight also denies them entrance to the Jedi Council’s meeting area, so we’ll have to come back here later.
After Obi-Wan and Yoda work together using the Force to open the next door, we end up in a rather creepy dark hallway.
But, STUDS! STUDS STUDS STUDS!! You can go gather studs in each of the little branching paths from the hallway too, but they all have stuff you can’t reach. Two of them have ascension gun spots, but again, no blasters.
And four of them have tantalizing blue studs just out of our reach floating above shelves that can only be extended via the dark side.
Huh, Palpatine installed a stormtrooper gate AND dark side shelves in the Jedi Temple. Never let it be said that the guy ain’t thorough.
The dark hallway leads to an open area with six little alcoves, but three of them are blocked by forcefields – including one that has a minikit. NOOOOOOOOO!!!!
This next part can get a little frustrating. In the three alcoves that don’t have forcefield, we need to use the Force to extend these shelves to jump on to reach a lever, but most of the shelves only stay extended for a few seconds. So yeah, you can get a handle on it, but it takes a bit of practice. Also, you can get a minikit in one of the alcoves by extending the higher shelves.
But you can’t reach this one without the super jump, sorry.
Once you’ve pulled all three levers, the door to the next room will open. Now we’re in the security room – yup, where Obi-Wan will find out the terrible truth, but first we’ve got to fight off a horde of clones and collect some studs. Unfortunately, we can’t get that minikit behind the forcefield yet.
When you’re ready, use the Force on the security console to turn on the fateful recording. Well, this is a Lego game, so we don’t see Anakin slaughtering children, but honestly, what we DO see is almost more disturbing. The cutscene shows Shaak Ti smiling at the camera before Anakin sneaks up behind her and CUTS HER FUCKING HEAD OFF! Seriously. I just find it amazing that in the Lego game’s attempt to make things a bit less dark, they almost made it DARKER. Like, “Oh, we can’t show Anakin killing kids, but straight-up beheading a fellow Jedi? That’s fine!”
Anyway, now that the level’s over, I can buy some clones. I bought a ROTS clone . . .
. . . a pilot clone . . .
. . . a swamp clone . . .
. . . a walker clone . . .
. . . and a disguised clone.
You can also buy ROTS Mace after completing this level, but I didn’t have enough studs for him after the clones wiped my bank account. Anyway, we’re almost done with the prequel trilogy! Stay tuned!
General Grievous can also do the Jar Jar super jump, but I like Jar Jar better. Anyway, on to the level.
Obi-Wan and Yoda meet up on Coruscant looking for survivors and they’re so sad. But hey, we’re not gonna let a little thing like Jedi genocide get in the way of collecting studs, are we? Especially not when there’s a minikit in plain sight.
Almost immediately, we run into a bunch of people who LOOK like Jedi – but uh-oh, they’re clones disguised in Jedi robes. Fun fact, this was actually a deleted idea for the movie – the six-movie Star Wars Blu-Ray set includes a deleted scene where Obi-Wan and Yoda fight clones disguised as Jedi. Kinda cool how the idea cut from the movie still made it into this game.
Take out the clones, then you can spend your sweet old time using the Force on random stuff and slicing up reactors to get studs. There’s another minikit hovering in the air (upper right-hand corner of the screenshot), but, you guessed it, we need the super jump to get it, even when you use the Force to stack crates up.
Destroying one of the reactors reveals an ascension gun target, but alas, Obi-Wan didn’t bring the blaster he used to kill Grievous.
When you’re ready to go inside, use the Force to open the doors – but don’t forget to slice up the doors afterwards for more studs. Yes, they keep studs in the DOORS.
Inside the temple, a bunch of clones are standing guard, but we can still admire how pretty it is.
We can also use the Force on a bunch of loose bricks to make them explode and give us studs – and the clones don’t even notice the explosions. However, the annoying thing is that a lot of the studs have a tendency to fall off the edge, making them impossible to get. Anyway, the clones don’t attack until we get close to them. After taking them out, head left and you’ll find a . . . hmmm, what does THIS remind you of?
Yeah, it’s a giant model of a Jedi training remote, but don’t tell me you didn’t immediately think “Death Star.” Use the Force on it and it releases a bunch of tiny training remotes that you need to slice up before using the Force on the giant not-Death Star again, which reveals that it’s been sitting on a bunch of studs. You’ve gotta rush in to get the studs before it floats back and crushes you.
When you’re ready to move on, use the Force on a suspicious-looking stack of red blocks to make them into steps.
And look, Palpatine’s already installed a stormtrooper gate in the Jedi Temple of all places. The guy works fast.
On the other side of the ledge, you’ll find another totally-not-a-Death-Star model, but it’s in pieces.
Well we can’t have that! Sure, hundreds of Jedi are dead, but Obi-Wan and Yoda have time to Force-fix the model together and get studs, right?
A little more poking around reveals a bunch of studs and a minikit floating out of our reach. Alas, the Jedi don’t have the power of flight, so they can’t get it.
Not having the power of flight also denies them entrance to the Jedi Council’s meeting area, so we’ll have to come back here later.
After Obi-Wan and Yoda work together using the Force to open the next door, we end up in a rather creepy dark hallway.
But, STUDS! STUDS STUDS STUDS!! You can go gather studs in each of the little branching paths from the hallway too, but they all have stuff you can’t reach. Two of them have ascension gun spots, but again, no blasters.
And four of them have tantalizing blue studs just out of our reach floating above shelves that can only be extended via the dark side.
Huh, Palpatine installed a stormtrooper gate AND dark side shelves in the Jedi Temple. Never let it be said that the guy ain’t thorough.
The dark hallway leads to an open area with six little alcoves, but three of them are blocked by forcefields – including one that has a minikit. NOOOOOOOOO!!!!
This next part can get a little frustrating. In the three alcoves that don’t have forcefield, we need to use the Force to extend these shelves to jump on to reach a lever, but most of the shelves only stay extended for a few seconds. So yeah, you can get a handle on it, but it takes a bit of practice. Also, you can get a minikit in one of the alcoves by extending the higher shelves.
But you can’t reach this one without the super jump, sorry.
Once you’ve pulled all three levers, the door to the next room will open. Now we’re in the security room – yup, where Obi-Wan will find out the terrible truth, but first we’ve got to fight off a horde of clones and collect some studs. Unfortunately, we can’t get that minikit behind the forcefield yet.
When you’re ready, use the Force on the security console to turn on the fateful recording. Well, this is a Lego game, so we don’t see Anakin slaughtering children, but honestly, what we DO see is almost more disturbing. The cutscene shows Shaak Ti smiling at the camera before Anakin sneaks up behind her and CUTS HER FUCKING HEAD OFF! Seriously. I just find it amazing that in the Lego game’s attempt to make things a bit less dark, they almost made it DARKER. Like, “Oh, we can’t show Anakin killing kids, but straight-up beheading a fellow Jedi? That’s fine!”
Anyway, now that the level’s over, I can buy some clones. I bought a ROTS clone . . .
. . . a pilot clone . . .
. . . a swamp clone . . .
. . . a walker clone . . .
. . . and a disguised clone.
You can also buy ROTS Mace after completing this level, but I didn’t have enough studs for him after the clones wiped my bank account. Anyway, we’re almost done with the prequel trilogy! Stay tuned!
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Date: 2021-03-12 12:58 am (UTC)