My only upset was that the camera still has some issues. Not only is the lightsaber combat more rewarding with slow action “death” scenes, but it is far more initiative and fluid than past DIs. The combat feels much tighter than DI2.0. Both figures come with the Twilight of the Republic pack. Right off, I chose to mainly play using Ahsoka Tano (she dual-wields!) rather than Anakin Skywalker (a name I’m familiar with). You can find each character's tag on the same file.Even though I’m not up to date on all things Star Wars, I really enjoyed playing through the campaign. We will delete all this igpTags and add just the one of our level 0 character. Each one if this igpTags correspond to each character required for unlocking the keyblade. In this file, you will find something that reads - ultimate unlock and below you will find something that says igpTagsForReward followed by many ipgTags which are a series of numbers.
However, it does contain as well the requirements for the ultimate Unlock, which is the keyblade. I tried to mess with it but it still can't seem to add the new heroes to the hall. This data contains the information of the hall of heroes. Once decrypted, you'll find an already decompiled lua file called a, so we don't have to use unluac on it. In my case, I used Zeb Orrelios, since I haven't played as him and in my game he is level 0.įirst we must use QuickBMS to decrypt the files of Startup2.zip which can be found on the assets folder of the game. For this, you must have a character whose statue/hologram still haven't been unlocked in the game. Sadly, despite we are able to add some other characters by modding the game, they hologram can't be desplayed on the hall of heroes, so this won't still work to unlock the Keyblade. In the original 3.0 version, the Keyblade was unlocked by having most of the 3.0 figures at least at level 1 and with their statue/hologram appearing on the hall of heroes. King Mickey's disc on the My Collection Menu
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