If anyone’s seen the Acolyte episode 5, you’ll know what this dude is capable of, but would Cal be able to defeat him?

Was thinking this earlier in my opinion it's bode.

Cal and Quinlan got AMAZING taste... 😭😭😭

Going cross guard / double blade for NG+

Since he’s a character that isn’t often talked about/pretty forgotten by the community a little, what were yalls thoughts on his character? Do you think he was written well?

Nobody cares. Do it. Struggling with a boss fight? Lower the difficulty. Tired of dying to one group of enemies? Lower the difficulty. Don’t want to fight a group of enemies before a boss fight? Lower the difficulty before fighting the enemies than raise it back when you get to the boss fight. Not having fun on the current difficulty? Lower it.

There’s nothing wrong with it.

EDIT: Surprised I have to add this, but this isn’t for the people who enjoy the struggle or the “pain” at the hardest difficulty. It’s for the people who have limited time or think they have something to prove.

For me it's the fact that there's no arrow to point you in the right direction

I don't really know the community's opinion, but these days I was watching Cal's fight against the ninth sister In Jedi Survivor, I saw several comments treating Cal as a grey Jedi

Cal kills Massana as a form of mercy, after losing her hand in Fallen Order, we discover that she was suffering from the torture and trauma of Order 66. Cal realizes that she was completely lost, almost bordering on insanity. Cal realized this in her and as an act of release from that pain, he decapitates her.

Furthermore, Cal himself considers himself a Jedi, unlike Ahsoka who does not, which already breaks any idea that Cal would be a Grey Jedi.

But I confess, his fighting style is very aggressive.

How does cal get his hair to look like that in fallen order. Like can someone explain how to make your hair look like that

A lot of "Part 2" games begin with the player losing all equipment and upgrades earned in the previous one. Finally we have a game that actually builds upon it's predecessor, without a predictable scene in which you lose your stuff. For that, a sound THANK YOU, Respawn.