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There are two easter eggs based on the Saturday Night Live sketch "A Night at the Roxbury" which can be found in different locations. Both show the NPCs mimicking the same actions from the sketch including bobbing their heads, trying to pick up women and wonder who between the two guys the girl wants.
The first instance can be seen in Nem'ro's Palace on Hutta where two bar patrons are seen watching a Twi'lek pole dancing. The second is aboard Carrick station in the VIP lounge where two guards are close to a group of dancers and follow the same routine from the sketch.
The first instance can be seen in Nem'ro's Palace on Hutta where two bar patrons are seen watching a Twi'lek pole dancing. The second is aboard Carrick station in the VIP lounge where two guards are close to a group of dancers and follow the same routine from the sketch.
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Star Wars: The Old Republic holds the world record for the "Largest Entertainment Voice Over Project". The game features over 200,000 lines of dialogue spoken by over a hundred voice actors.
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In Nem'ro's Palace on Hutta, there's a Wookiee seen playing a board game with a dismantled gold C2 droid.
This is a reference to the scene in Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope where Chewbacca is playing Dejarik, the hologame, against R2-D2 with C-3PO watching and the famous line "Let the Wookiee win".
This is a reference to the scene in Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope where Chewbacca is playing Dejarik, the hologame, against R2-D2 with C-3PO watching and the famous line "Let the Wookiee win".
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In Nem'ro's Palace on Hutta, there's a Human smuggler named Han Duo seen sitting with a Rodian named Greepo.
This is a reference to the scene in Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope where Han Solo encounters Greedo in the Mos Eisley cantina.
This is a reference to the scene in Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope where Han Solo encounters Greedo in the Mos Eisley cantina.
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During development, the writers were considering the idea of a Killik companion, however they thought it would not fit with the story. Ultimately the idea was dismissed, but it inspired the Imperial Agent class companion Vector Hyllus, a human Killik Joiner.
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In Star Wars: The Old Republic, aboard the command deck of the dreadnought the Ziost Shadow there's a Sith Lord pacing back and forth in front of a group of bounty hunters.
This is a reference to the scene in Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back where Darth Vader is recruiting the bounty hunters to find the Millennium Falcon. The characters in the game also closely resemble those from the film: a Human with facial wrappings (Dengar), an assassin droid (IG-88), an individual in Mandalorian armor (Boba Fett), a robust war droid (4-LOM), a Gand (Zuckuss), and a Trandoshan (Bossk).
This is a reference to the scene in Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back where Darth Vader is recruiting the bounty hunters to find the Millennium Falcon. The characters in the game also closely resemble those from the film: a Human with facial wrappings (Dengar), an assassin droid (IG-88), an individual in Mandalorian armor (Boba Fett), a robust war droid (4-LOM), a Gand (Zuckuss), and a Trandoshan (Bossk).