Fan Petition Bring Nemesis System To Star Wars Is Absolutely What The Franchise Needs

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For the first time in a while, games are being made by developers outside of EA's library of studios, and this could lead to more creativity from the franchise in the gaming industry. It could be an exciting time for games using the IP, provided that Disney pick the right studios to spearhead these projects. With such an expansive IP, there are plenty of great games that could be made within the universe and there are plenty of systems that could be the foundation of the perfect star-faring game.

One of these systems is the revolutionary Nemesis System, invented for back in 2014. It was developed by Monolith Productions and has been on tight lockdown since its inception by Warner Bros., stopping many other developers from using the system. This is a massive shame, since the system is such a great one for personalizing a game, and it doesn't seem like Monolith and Warner Bros have done anything with it ever since was released.

The Nemesis System has become legendary in the gaming industry for its innovation and there is clear interest in bringing it to with Spades Rodriguez making a petition for Warner Bros. to release the system for development on Change.org. The system revolves around villains having a hierarchy, and they go up and down this hierarchy depending on what happens to the player character. For instance, if a random enemy defeats the player character, they can become a captain and a bit of a rival for the player character.

and have had similar games before, with sharing many similar mechanics to the original which was re-released in the .

The Nemesis System also allows enemies to make a comeback after their apparent death and makes them resistant, or even immune, to what killed them in the first place. These enemies come back vengeful and ready to take the fight to the player character, bearing injuries and scars from their last encounter. It should be noted that the Nemesis System makes enemies procedurally, meaning that every playthrough will present