Is Omega a force sensitive?

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Is Omega a force sensitive?

I have a question.

I've been trying to decide whether the Omega is a force sensitive or not. As I'm not the strongest with the forces, I am leaning towards no. I have seen some things in the game that seem to work fine. The first being using a D'artie to open a door, which worked fine.

When a force user was hitting me from behind, I used a light touch to block, and it knocked the user to the floor. When a D'artie is thrown through a window, he will roll.

If Omega is force sensitive, then what determines when the force comes in and how? Does the wielder control when it comes in? Or is it determined based on what the person wants to do, and the power of their force use? I can only think of one thing that would determine it, and I'm sure you could think of a few more. If it does come in based on force use, then does the energy of the user affect it? How much energy does it require? Does it require enough energy to be an option in most conflicts? It seems that it should be a force sensitive. And I think if its force sensitive it is like the Jedi: they need to focus themselves when using force. If you are too relaxed you could end up not doing much but if you try to concentrate on something it could hurt you when you arent concentrating. A Jedi/Omega should be able to focus themselves and do good deeds without getting hurt.

It sounds like the same thing with a Jedi.e. It's a force sensitive ability, but it uses the users emotions for an energy source. In the game, players aren't always concentrating when using Force powers; there's plenty of times they're not focused. For example, throwing a bomb at someone may send them into a fit of anger instead of concentration. Using a Jedi or Omega force ability will require great concentration, but many people get distracted and need to focus again. Also, an Omega force ability could be used to heal, or create a telekinetic attack that could throw enemies off a cliff. Those are just examples off the top of my head.

For what it's worth, every force user in SWG2 has a health bar. This is more than just health. My characters health was the overall "level" of the game.

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Why is Omega a girl?

I was wondering, why is Omega so much of a female character?

From what I've seen on Tumblr and other sites, most comments seem to be along the lines of this is a girl character. In the official preview for the next episode it looks like Omega is sitting on top of a cliff (or was that during last episode?). She looks like a girl in the preview (not saying this is necessarily any good indication)

It's not just the way she looks, there's also a large portion of her dialogue that refers to her being a girl, and that could easily lead a reader to thinking she is a girl character. We've already established that we don't know anything about her gender, so her gender is just as meaningless a detail as any other piece of information about her.

So why does she look and act like a girl? The only thing I can think of is that she lives in a world where they believe they are girls, and her actions have been more influenced by that belief than the fact of being female. And that's perfectly fine, because it is not a flaw in the show or its characters. I've seen a lot of comments questioning why all of the characters look like girls. People argue that if characters are not actually women, that means they're going against the norm, and they should probably be forced to be men. And yes, it is weird to see characters whose features have been built for masculinity (ie muscular male bodies) in a show that's supposed to be about super-powered individuals. But in this case the characters are not literally boys, and it makes no sense to complain about it. That might have made some sense if this was a drama or a romance, but it's a superhero show, and the characters are supposed to be cool and awesome and kickass, not girls.

Is this a problem? Not at all. Let's keep it in perspective: the show has no problem with the characters being girls. There is nothing wrong with the fact that they are girls, nor the fact that they look and act like girls. Maybe a little.

The problem is how they portray them. It doesn't look like they're trying to say that the characters are girls.