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That's odd. Carth's Blaster (or maybe it was the Onasi Blaster) mentioned that it probably belonged to Admiral Carth Onasi....

Which, the no-email or the invisibility trick? Regardless, I'll try it again, soon-ish. Torment comes first. :D

How does it determine what you recieve? Because I first recieved +3 STR, then lost my mastery, then regained it, only I got +3 CON instead of STR....

Except when you use it on a KOTOR2 game, any items equipped automatically turn invisible (and random NPC heads--at least, the Sith Trooper ones--also turn invisible). Turning the "Cheat Used" flag back on fixes everything, though. Anybody with a working LucasForums account who can tell the developer? I tried to register an account, but never got the "Click here to activate" e-mail.

Not to an Xbox game which lacks Live functionality, which Kotor 2 does.<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Oh. That would cause just a little bit of a problem.

The fun part is, there's not even a penalty for looting.

Umm... can't Live content also be set up to be downloaded, too?

Preface: My apologies for reordering your list; however, it will prevent repetition. Statement: Unless I am incorrect, the supplemental content for these games is optional (as opposed to Trials, whose installation is required to upgrade Icewind Dale to v1.42). However, these are valid examples of post-release content, if not exactly in the vein I had specified. Raven Software's maps for Elite Force and Jedi Outcast/Academy would also fall in this category. Statement: Alas, I have not had the opportunity to play either of these. Observation: It is dubious as to whether subtitles constitute "additional content", especially when many would have considered their inclusion in the original release mandatory.

Or if you've read any number of the novels/anthologies/comics, including Tales from Jabba's Palace, Dark Empire, and some of the Young Jedi Knights novels.

Observation: Additional art assets of the type you are describing are unlikely to be added in a mere patch. In fact, content being added in a patch is virtually unheard of outside of Blizzard Entertainment... ...and Trials of the Luremaster, by Black Isle Studios. Statement: Fascinating.

Answer: here and here are topics dedicated exclusively to the patch. Other mentions appear to exist in other threads.

Observation: You seem to be rather garrulous for a Jem'Hadar. Query: Did you find your actions in "Olympus Descending" to be... liberating?

Answer: Because it is far easier to simply create a new thread than to use the "search" function beforehand.

That one is explained. Maybe you got bit by the fast-forwarded-cutscene bug?

I did. Nada. I also tried using their "Contact Us" thing to ask about it, but it's been three days (maybe more) with no response. Grr.

Maybe WoW is "dazzling" with all the settings cranked up--but it doesn't run with them cranked up, unlike KOTOR2, which on my system looks much prettier.

Both are also coming out pre-E3. Personally, my guess is Dark Forces V (or some game that amounts to the same thing).

The level is not on the PC version at all, as far as I can tell; however, a somewhat-unfinished version is still in the Xbox version and accessible through various means (i.e., warping to that module, or editing saved games).

Honestly, it depends. If they hire real talent--like Wing Commander III/IV, it works out pretty nicely. And the Jedi Knight ones weren't bad, IMO.

Not really--a large portion of Obsidian was formed from Black Isle Studios. Enough where I don't think that it's fair to call it the group's first game. I'd like to point out a rather interesting quote from the end of the interview: "Having members lose their limbs was a huge pain in the *ss from the art and programming side (for which I'm sorry)." Members plural. He doesn't sound at all repenitent about the cut endgame. Actually, rereading his earlier comments, it doesn't sound like he knows about the cut endgame, as odd as that sounds.... (And "And we used a lot of elements from that planet elsewhere in the game" could be interpreted as their having been put in the HK factory. Which, of course, is gone. Then again, it was never finished either (or, at least, the Xbox version is buggy).)

Don't get an iPod mini--go with a regular one or an iPod Photo. As for which between a standard and a Photo... honestly, it depends on whether or not you'll use the photo feature.

It's in the deliberate intent to maim. You really should read the guidelines. Which scenes would those be just for a laugh? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Umm... how about the one where Sion cuts off Kreia's hand? Isn't that equally as bad?

I think it's a lot like how "The Great War" has become "World War I" in retrospect. To most of the outsiders, the general public, they don't see the difference between Revan and the other Jedi. Especially since she was a Jedi. From the populace's POV, it was a civil war.

I noticed that the credits for Knights of the Old Republic II listed Aaron Allston in the "special thanks" section of the credits. (For those who don't know, Allston is an author of both prose--including five Star Wars novels--and roleplaying supplements.) I was wondering if one of the developers could share what his contribution was.

Statement: KOTOR2 only supports the keyboard and mouse for input. It would therefore depend on the converter's drivers and how they function. Query: If you have an Xbox, why not purchase KOTOR2 for that system?