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Only I only ever knew about the cut endings but not this "spy mission". I just assumed she snuck onboard on her on free will since she is the odd one out with the ambition/curiosity.

He doesn't have to end up executed though. He can be guilty and get life. Granted it gets you less XP but probably not that much. At least you satisfy yourself.

I agree it was a murder but you still contradict yourself in the same sentence. well you get the most experience by asking all the witnesses as many questions a possible so in a sense your goal should be to get him freed. I personally like the sentence where he's guilty and gets life cos I give more precedence to being a Jedi, so it's right without having the "crime" of execution.

I too would say G0-T0 - even if it wasn't for to get the Exile, he would have many "insiders" in the Republic since they are programmed to try and integrate with the enviroment.

I agree with the slow and dull bit but K1 Pazaak was more useful cos of Suvam on Yavin.

I've never seen that movie but yes, it's just Citadel station and not the whole planet, although I reckon the bulk of the station isn't actually that big - just all the shield generators or whatever they used to maintain the planet surface.

I was thinking of asking something similar; whether the Droid Planet and Droid Factory were related to the same quest and whether anyone knew their stories. Originally I assumed they were, and that the Droid planet was just a 2nd hidden HK factory on some deserted planet but then I got reminded of Futurama with the robot planet - heh, a planet where you have to play as a droid...wouldn't have minded that (in a droid city enviroment, not like Remote on Malachor)

Yeh I too notice how there are heaps of similar threads...but I'll stay on topic. Bastila for sure. I think her annoying attitude in K1 was vital or else I wouldn't have gotten that satisfication and romantic feeling of winning her over. Yes, successful Jedi romance...take that Anakin!

lol, people run out of "elegant shots"?

Bug in v1.1.3 There's a bug with the Arcade mode where your deck configuration will always be the same as your Single-Player Arcade configuration (ie, the card config screen in a Network Arcade screen is useless). Temp. Fix: I'm not sure if this works as a temp workaround but configure your deck in normal arcade mode and play a quick game so it saves, then your network arcade deck will be that deck. This has been fixed for v1.1.4 release, whenever that is...

I tend to associate "hot" with like bikinis, swimsuits, "carefully placed hands" nudes, fine legs... while I tend to connect beautiful to things like face, smile, elegance, posture, etc. One example is say a wedding where the bride is beautiful but uhh, hard to not really sexy/hot. Hmm, might try find a Jennifer Hawkins, although I'm not saying she's my outright favourite... Edit: eh, Google is fine... Love the smile

But for studying later on I reckon just all this solid text is hopeless for that.

I like the "slide-by-slide" format much more, plus it means it was more likely they would include more pictures/diagrams as well. You may also notice that some of the "NOTE" comments at the end of some lecture slides are longer than the slide itself... This is more like a badly written textbook then a set of lecture notes. For instance I had end up learning about the different machine types (Set 5 if you're bothered) from here: http://www.ece.ucsb.edu/~kastner/ece154/slides/ece154-2.pdf Compared to every other set of lecture notes I've had since starting it's almost as if this guy (writer of notes is not the lecturer in this case) lives in a command terminal or something where all you have is text.

I've got the Uni exam for this subject tomorrow and trying to study from this set of lecture notes is just futile (the problem/tutorial sheets are just the same texty style). I'm practically doomed to fail . Anyway, how would you rate these lecture notes? I personally think they're the [Comic Book Guy] "Worst...Notes...Ever!" Now ignore the content and try to avoid criticizing how it's outdated/old tech, or how easy/hard it is to you, but try reading a couple of the pages/paragraphs and tell me if you agree that it's just a crap set of notes. If you have no idea what it's talking about that means they are crap cos it means you're not learning...and don't bother asking if they work well during the lecture with a lecturer cos they don't - he practically just reads what's on the slide/page. Well my main problem with is that it's practically just a huge text file - I personally just can't learn from a blocks and blocks of text, especially when in some cases the detail is just poor. Lecture_Notes.pdf

Nice to have some good experiences. I guess when/if it comes it will come, but I couldn't help but see how Mario Golf (I play that GBA game the most) would look; this pic will be pretty much the exact size on a 17" 1280x1024 LCD. It will appear slightly sharper on the actual Micro but still, that yellow power bar is pretty thin so imagine trying to look for a moving power-up indicator dot/bar. Micro: Advance SP (2.9" screen, again exact size on a 17" 1280x LCD):

Same games as the Nintendo SP. What does that have to do with anything? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I think the point is to look at the games you'd be playing (just Gameboy Advance games) and if you end playing something with a lot of small....stuff, then it might be hard to play on the Micro.

Well I reckon the Gameboy Advance SP is a very good size - I can see how it is a bit blocky when "in transport" but the screen size is probably as small as I'm wlling to go. (ofcourse the whole point is that it could end up not being that bad) So was it too small in the end? Too much squinting ? What game(s) did you try on it?

What's wrong with the StarForge. Young LS Revan certainly would've regretted it, assuming that he discovered the Star Forge while fighting the Mandalorians, which in itself has some evidence against it from that Dantooine movie but eh, never know...

Apparently I've won a Gameboy Micro from a 7-Eleven Slurpee competiton (the BrainFreeze thing if you live in Australia or have had similar things in your country). Now I say apparently because I don't actually have the thing in my hand, no confirmation messages or anything like - the only thing which says I am one of the winners is their website. Point here is don't turn it into a "PSP/DS/whatever is better" like all those other GBM reviews/forums cos well, I'm not paying or buying anything. To the point, I just looked up the specs of the Micro and yes, it is bloody small - probably too small for it's own good, especially the the 2" LCD screen (5cm). Here are some reviews which I found useful in terms of looking at LCD size: http://gameboy.ign.com/articles/652/652641p1.html http://www.joystiq.com/entry/1234000793043854 I know know, why don't you wait and try it and then decide? Well yes, but if it's garunteed to be a strain on the eyes and really, not fun then I'd rather try and maintain a higher resell value by not opening it at all. Thanks for any opinions. Edit: The screen resolution is the same 240x160 as the it's older brother, the GBA-SP (which I use pretty often in a game of Mario golf with my cousin), so the screen is sharper but yeh...is that irrelevant because of it's size.

Yep, I want a 512mb GeForce GTX but it ain't gonna happen (for a long while yet anyway). Ok, I know it's a different situation but I do agree that want is a good sign and at least Obsidian I would hope have the resources/name to try and make it happen - you work towards things you want right? At this current stage, I would say K3 is no closer though until someone starts writing it. It'd be nice...

Maybe, but you have to consider that if he was in Star Wars (I'm assuming movies?) they never would've been branded as the gay robots which means KotOR might not have bothered to have a cool droid to make up for C3PO's gayness meaning he never existed (blah blah paradox). I guess R2 does have the appeal like a Swiss Army Knife...

The Simpsons: "It's the mighty robots of Battlestar Galactica versus the gay robots of Star Wars!" Go HK-47!

Firstly with the suggestion of custom portraits, the situation is still the same where transferring files is possible over the connection but I have no friggin idea how. However an alternate I've been thinking of is a sort of manual override system where if you have an image file in a new folder like "custom" which matches your player name (or store the image file name into the player file) it loads and shows that picture instead of the ingame one. In a network game, if the other player does not have your image file in their custom folder then it will show the inbuilt portrait you've chosen, so basically you have to manually send them your pic? How does this sound? Also, I'm thinking of filling up the gap in the Campaign screen with one more AI opponent and I want to let you fans contribute to it, mainly the best deck possible. So if you have a super deck which you want to suggest then post away. You can also post a character you want to have it as, although try to make it a realistic Pazaak player. Anyway, I was suprised never made a portrait out of the Bastila on the box front cover/art.

Saw this on another forum, and I'm not sure I want to point where/who although some of you may have seen this. Does this mean what I think it means...

Do you have Catalyst drivers 5.11 (came out a day or 2 ago)?