Did anyone notice in the tutorial when you go to Ryloth you have to kill Jawas? Why on earth are Jawas on Ryloth the homeworld of Twi'Leks? Thats very inaccurate..... ??? : (took screen shot from the "Demo Spoilers" topic *Ghostly's pic* hope you don't mind)

 

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y292/GhostlyPolovnik/EAWDemo3.jpg

Yea sorta annoys me as well, originally thought, "hey, maybe the didn't finish twi'leks yet", but why would they include a planet in the demo that wasn't finished yet?

Yeah, I don't think they finished the Twi'leks in time for the demo, so just to give us an experience with the native species of a planet they put Jawas instead. Which makes me wonder: if Kashyyyk was completed, wookiees and all, why didn't they use that one instead? ??? I guess it was because of planet variety in that we have already had Kashyyyk in the tutorial. Oh, well... :-\

I can assure you this little oversight is not in the official sandbox map.

I can assure you this little oversight is not in the official sandbox map.

 

Official sandbox mode? Whats that?  ???

I think he ment when the full version comes out, the full campaign map will have the correct things on it.

It's based loosely on this term:

 

sandbox

 

n. 1. (also `sandbox, the') Common term for the R&D

department at many software and computer companies (where hackers in

commercial environments are likely to be found). Half-derisive, but

reflects the truth that research is a form of creative play.

 

Comparisons are:

 

playpen

 

(IBM) A room where programmers work.

 

In other words. The guys "Sandbox map" is where all balancing and testing is done for a particular map, and will depend what features will be included. This map in the demo is one such sandbox, where the Jawas are on an alien planet. The Jawa's will most likely be replaced with the Twi'Leks or even a small enemy encampment. The map's initial features are simply a play around and not all will be in the final build.

 

The official Sandbox map, is a map that is almost complete and all things are agreed on, yet there are some minor issues still to be set in stone like structural placements within a strategically located base, or correction of AI waypoints, things like that.