GL Rey not being a Jedi

So then how do they add JKL?

"Ravens1113;c-2097158" wrote:

"LordDirt;d-228187" wrote:
Q: Why is GL Rey not tagged as a Jedi? •A: CG_Miller -

This is a two part answer. The first is that while Rey identified herself as "All the Jedi" at the end of Rise of Skywalker, up until that moment she was on a unique path all her own, and can be argued isn't ever a Jedi in the traditional sense. Second is that after Jedi Knight Revan we have to be incredibly careful about who gets the Jedi category, as he is always looking for another Jedi to strengthen that team even more. When taken together I hope you can see our reasoning behind not giving Rey the Jedi category.


So Rey gets trained by Luke, trained by Leia, studies all the Jedi books, is called the last Jedi, uses all the Jedi to defeat Palp and they still think she isn't a Jedi? After all that nonsense why would CG consider Luke to be one? Maybe that is why they haven't release Jedi Knight Luke?

The short of it is if she gets the jedi tag then she’s too powerful with JKR. That’s the point lol. They backed themselves into a corner with JKR

This, plus the fact that all of the jedi we have in game were members of the jedi order, which is defunct by time we get to the Sequels.

"LordDirt;c-2097169" wrote:
So then how do they add JKL?

He’ll be a “Leader” only character that will be rolled out in whatever the step is beyond a Galactic Legend.

It’ll be called something like the “Faction Titan” and will require every other character and ship in that Faction to be unlocked, 7*d, and at least R5.

"littleMAC77;c-2097175" wrote:

"Ravens1113;c-2097158" wrote:

"LordDirt;d-228187" wrote:
Q: Why is GL Rey not tagged as a Jedi? •A: CG_Miller -

This is a two part answer. The first is that while Rey identified herself as "All the Jedi" at the end of Rise of Skywalker, up until that moment she was on a unique path all her own, and can be argued isn't ever a Jedi in the traditional sense. Second is that after Jedi Knight Revan we have to be incredibly careful about who gets the Jedi category, as he is always looking for another Jedi to strengthen that team even more. When taken together I hope you can see our reasoning behind not giving Rey the Jedi category.


So Rey gets trained by Luke, trained by Leia, studies all the Jedi books, is called the last Jedi, uses all the Jedi to defeat Palp and they still think she isn't a Jedi? After all that nonsense why would CG consider Luke to be one? Maybe that is why they haven't release Jedi Knight Luke?

The short of it is if she gets the jedi tag then she’s too powerful with JKR. That’s the point lol. They backed themselves into a corner with JKR

This, plus the fact that all of the jedi we have in game were members of the jedi order, which is defunct by time we get to the Sequels.

What about Ezra?

They nerfed HK because his lead was too powerful and would limit any new droids from being released. They could do the same for Jedi. They could fix JKR and Jolee by making them synergize with OR Jedi only.

Told you to blame revan.
And he's the reason that GR jedi weaklings are not getting reworked (yes including mace).

"LordDirt;d-228187" wrote:
Q: Why is GL Rey not tagged as a Jedi? •A: CG_Miller -

This is a two part answer. The first is that while Rey identified herself as "All the Jedi" at the end of Rise of Skywalker, up until that moment she was on a unique path all her own, and can be argued isn't ever a Jedi in the traditional sense. Second is that after Jedi Knight Revan we have to be incredibly careful about who gets the Jedi category, as he is always looking for another Jedi to strengthen that team even more. When taken together I hope you can see our reasoning behind not giving Rey the Jedi category.


So Rey gets trained by Luke, trained by Leia, studies all the Jedi books, is called the last Jedi, uses all the Jedi to defeat Palp and they still think she isn't a Jedi? After all that nonsense why would CG consider Luke to be one? Maybe that is why they haven't release Jedi Knight Luke?

Moving away from an in-game related answer, there is also an answer to the question that has to do with the actual films. She never was a legitimate Jedi.

Why she wasn't a Jedi in the 8th movie:

She wasn't a Jedi in the 8th movie obviously, since she never actually went through any legitimate training (she just waved around a lightsaber like a child in front of a stone for 30 seconds), and she frequently displayed non-Jedi behavior (ie. she attacked an unarmed Luke after her crush told her he did some bad stuff).

Why she wasn't a Jedi in the 9th movie:

In the ninth movie, she learned to use the force correctly, but she still was not a Jedi because she was never trained by an actual Jedi (Leia isn't a Jedi). She almost killed Kylo Ren by stabbing him with his own lightsaber as soon as he was unarmed, and given that striking down an unarmed individual is a BIG non-no for Jedi, that isn't Jedi behavior either.

Plus, her whole "I am all the Jedi" thing doesn't mean she is an actual Jedi, it just means that all of the Jedi to ever exist had to help her kill Palpatine (it was also an extremely blatant and uncreative rip-off of Avengers: Endgame's ending).


In Summary:

No, Rey isn't a Jedi, nor was she ever.

You have to be actually inducted into the Jedi Order to become a Jedi.

"Its_not_a_moon;c-2097172" wrote:

"LordDirt;c-2097169" wrote:
So then how do they add JKL?

They won't, JKL will be added when the game is dying

So at launch?

I don't see JKL anywhere.

"mInEcRaFtEr0617;c-2099980" wrote:

"LordDirt;d-228187" wrote:
Q: Why is GL Rey not tagged as a Jedi? •A: CG_Miller -

This is a two part answer. The first is that while Rey identified herself as "All the Jedi" at the end of Rise of Skywalker, up until that moment she was on a unique path all her own, and can be argued isn't ever a Jedi in the traditional sense. Second is that after Jedi Knight Revan we have to be incredibly careful about who gets the Jedi category, as he is always looking for another Jedi to strengthen that team even more. When taken together I hope you can see our reasoning behind not giving Rey the Jedi category.


So Rey gets trained by Luke, trained by Leia, studies all the Jedi books, is called the last Jedi, uses all the Jedi to defeat Palp and they still think she isn't a Jedi? After all that nonsense why would CG consider Luke to be one? Maybe that is why they haven't release Jedi Knight Luke?

Moving away from an in-game related answer, there is also an answer to the question that has to do with the actual films. She never was a legitimate Jedi.

Why she wasn't a Jedi in the 8th movie:

She wasn't a Jedi in the 8th movie obviously, since she never actually went through any legitimate training (she just waved around a lightsaber like a child in front of a stone for 30 seconds), and she frequently displayed non-Jedi behavior (ie. she attacked an unarmed Luke after her crush told her he did some bad stuff).

Why she wasn't a Jedi in the 9th movie:

In the ninth movie, she learned to use the force correctly, but she still was not a Jedi because she was never trained by an actual Jedi (Leia isn't a Jedi). She almost killed Kylo Ren by stabbing him with his own lightsaber as soon as he was unarmed, and given that striking down an unarmed individual is a BIG non-no for Jedi, that isn't Jedi behavior either.

Plus, her whole "I am all the Jedi" thing doesn't mean she is an actual Jedi, it just means that all of the Jedi to ever exist had to help her kill Palpatine (it was also an extremely blatant and uncreative rip-off of Avengers: Endgame's ending).


In Summary:

No, Rey isn't a Jedi, nor was she ever.

You have to be actually inducted into the Jedi Order to become a Jedi.

According to whom?

According to Canon Wookipedia, Rey became a Jedi during the war between the FO and Resistance.