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Raven em­ploy­ees did some dam­age con­trol af­ter the beta leaked The the­o­ry with the most con­sen­sus and the most plau­si­ble one at the time was that the leak was the work of a dis­grun­tled em­ploy­ee - or his girl­friend, de­pend­ing on who you asked. Many the­o­ries as to who was the cul­prit arose across all of the com­mu­ni­ty fo­rums, some had more cre­dence than oth­ers, but most, if not all, spawned out of pure spec­u­la­tion and un­con­firmed hearsay. I re­mem­ber how sur­prised my friends and I were when the news broke. I didn’t knew much about Jedi Academy be­yond its name, and it’s not like I made ef­forts in ob­tain­ing ad­di­tion­al information.Īpproximately a month and a half be­fore the game’s re­lease date, a “Pre-Gold” build of Jedi Academy be­gan to cir­cu­late on the Internet. Mind you, 2003 was a much sim­pler era, the pro­lif­er­a­tion of so­cial me­dia that we see to­day was just tak­ing its first shy steps, and much less gam­ing out­lets ex­ist­ed not to men­tion that English Chinese car­toon mes­sage boards were still new and more niche. I was ec­sta­t­ic that Jedi Outcast was get­ting a se­quel, the hype was real. “They’re mak­ing Jedi Knight Three!” They said. I still re­mem­ber it as if it was yes­ter­day, it was a few months into my Jedi Outcast ad­ven­ture when my clan­mates told me some ex­cit­ing news.

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