I say "seemed" because Nayelii was wearing hooded robes, it's fairly dark through most of the Kuat Drive Yards flashpoint, and I tend to play dungeons with my camera at max range.
She could actually be a he, but the avatar (and the name) seemed female, so that's the pronoun I'm going with at the moment. She lives on Star Wars: The Old Republic's Ebon Hawk server. Whatever form Fallen Order 2 DOES take, in charting Star Wars' gaming future, Respawn could do well to consider exploring the saga's burgeoning past.Let me tell you about this Jedi Guardian named Nayelii. It was rumoured before its official announcement that a High Republic title was in the works, and what better way to introduce more mainstream fans to the setting than via a game set within the familiar confines of the Original Trilogy? Better still, there could be further potential for lightsaber customisation and maybe even Jedi robes, like those depicted in the event thus far.Įither way, it won't be long until The High Republic makes the leap to the gaming medium. Maybe Cal follows the journey of a Jedi from the High Republic in a bid to stop the Inquisitors, or Crimson Dawn, or some other threat, from finding a pivotal Jedi artifact, and the two stories are relayed in tandem.
Lucasfilm/Phil Notoīetter yet, there could be an opportunity for Respawn to deploy Force visions and flashbacks.
There are a few problems to navigate with this idea - mainly the fact the Jedi of The High Republic barely ventured past the Outer Rim territories, which would keep the Stinger Mantis closer to the Core Systems and to the Empire - but exploring older Force cultures and the Jedi of yore seems like the logical next step for a Fallen Order sequel to take. Both series showcased Luke Skywalker exploring High Republic-era ruins, but given Cal Kestis' experience exploring ancient Zeffo ruins, who's to say he couldn't follow in Luke's footsteps? (Or lay the groundwork for them, if you want to be technical.) The setting had been touched upon just before those releases though, specifically in Charles Soule's Rise of Kylo Ren comic and the current volume of the main Star Wars comic set in between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi.
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