She uses force healing because her force bond between Kylo (much like the force bond between kreia and the exile) created a dyad in the force allowing both of them to use the ability (it also drains an equivalent portion of your life to use it). I almost agree with you, but the new star wars movies remove any necessity for choosing a side, Rey uses force healing like it's nothing, rendering Darth Vader's story arc pointless. Are you prepared to get down and dirty or are you just going to walk off to get your cape dry cleaned?Дon't believe morality tales dressed up as exciting adventures, the end does justify the means if the stakes are high enough. White shows the dirt and filth much more than black.' To fight it you have to climb down to where it lives and get dirty. I read somewhere in a novel (nothing to do with Star Wars) a passage that sums it up nicely. And you decide your path, whether you realise it or not. Nothing is simply black or white, everything is actually ten thousand shades of grey (much like real life!). This is the one game which is not Star Wars according to Saint George. Originally posted by cerberusiv:Because in this game at least, being a goody two shoes, lightside dummy just screams out 'I am a loser' and deserves whatever happens to you.

Kotor 2 high stakes