The Great Phantom

I never found a silver...

Except Nihilus, presumably...

The War was one of conversion, but that was not the reason the Exile cut himself off, Zilod. I'm getting tired of referring to human nature, so I'll let the cavalry (Helton and Wyked, for now ) explain...

Revan and Exile don't have to have kids. All Exile has to do is bond OR kill Revan, and he will gain access to his power. Just pointing that out.

The Builders are the Rakata... They were wiped out (amonst other things) by a disease that COULD have been created by a Slave species, like the Sith. The Sith Species were masters of alchemy. Kreias objective, among other things, was to kill/ disable all that feel the Force (aka pretty much every LIVING thing).

Hey, you stole my term! (willy-nilly) Thanks for the support, Wycked!

How bout Dark Side Wizard?

If you set the game 10-20 years away, then the Exile/Revan would only change a few convos and cameos...

They're not suffering the same way. The Exile is bonded with ALL of them, so is suffering thousands of times as much. THAT is the ONLY reason why he cut himself off. It was that, or die.

Shan beat me to the Gamebanshee link... IGN has a detailed walkthrough, last time I checked... I'll dig up a link.

They're not cut, they're still there.

She wanted to deafen others to it, or kill them if they weren't strong enough to cut themselves off, like the Exile did (albeit accidentally). Like I said: If I feel anything for Kreia, it would be pity. The Force is a part of SW, and it always will be. Get used to it.

nope, during the game is said something like... "the screams, the pain where so high that no jedi could resist them" every jedi was experiencing that what was killing or converting the jedis was Malachor itself the purpose of Revan was to bound his/her trooups to him/her converting them to dark side and killing the one that will not follow him (HK says "to clean up the house" if i remember right) every jedi was experiencing what the Exile felt, every jedi had the "choice" to leave the force but no one exept him chose that, they chose to die instead to be separed from the force. So was not just the "what the human normally does" or other jedis have done the same, the natural instinct of self conservation was weaker than the bound to the force (tahn the will of the force). On dantooine also Kreia says "mandalorian wars wher a war of conversion [..] culminating in such a tragedy that no jedi can go away from it, save one" and again "how come one turn away from such power, give up the force and still live" "It was because you where afraid" <{POST_SNAPBACK}> NOT SO! I'll pull out the quote if you want. The Exile 'died' a thousand times over, and he would have died, if he hadn't cut himself off. He didn't do it by choice, but subconsiously. I think we found where your flawed view of Kreia comes from...

HUGE error. The Exile didn't cut himself out of want, but his body did what the human normally does. He was bonded with most people that died on Malachor V, and he felt their deaths almost as if he himself was dying. So, his body cut off the thing that was hurting him: the Force. As I said before, what if his destiny was to become outside of the Force? Naturally, only the Exile has this ability to bond willy-nilly, so only he has and will do this ever again. As for no matter what, the things go the same: Do you really expect Obsidian to make 2-4 different games for each ending? They had to fuse them together somewhere, and that's where they chose. That has nothing to do with Destiny, but more with Continuity.

Artifacts, and access to eventually lost powers and abilities.

You might be talking about the Jedi Academy trilogy, but in ToTJ Kun kills a grand total of 3 Jedi and 1 force ghost. And he manages to convert 20. Pathetic. And did you see Yoda fall before Dooku? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Nope. I was referring to the fact that even in the end, it took thousands of Jedi to put Kun into hybernation. It says that he was a strong Jedi, that doesn't mean he was a suberb Sith Lord, just that he was strong in the ways of the Force.

I want their story to finish in Kotor III, then I can move on, unless the story begs for continuation like Kotor II.

I think that the slow motion at death is normal... I think I remember a slow motion variable in the preferences...

Destiny can change, which is said by any Jedi that try to predict the future. Granted, in the end, the Force will achieve SOME form of balance, but the Galaxy could be going from a place ruled by Gizka to Darth Revan's bathroom... (I needed 2 opposites, and this is what I got)

Who's going to join me and boycott Lucas Arts until Kotor III is released COMPLETED?

Hurry up, radical! Radical, why is it taking you 15+ minutes to type a reply??? I have to go, and would like to wrap things up already!!!

Kreia only thinks that she understands. Read Radical and my consensus on the matter: She forgets choice altogether. She sees it as all-controlling, when EVERY other Jedi Master/Sith Lord, and even Lucas himself, I believe, has said that choice is ALWAYS there. EVERYTHING relies on it, and even Kreia admits it at the 'end of things.' She's not Great, in the end. She may have started with the right ideas, but in the end, they consumed her in their own way, leaving her with nothing. Edit: AND WHERE DOES IT SAY THAT REVAN WAS A FAILURE!!!! EVEN KREIA CONFESSES HIS GENIOUS! EVERYTHING SHE DID WAS STARTED BY REVAN! I KNOW THE CAPS LOCK IS STUCK! I'M SHOUTING IN TYPING!!!! <_< Edit: NOT YOU TOO, ZILOD! PLEASE FINISH YOUR POST SO I CAN GO TO BED IN PEACE!

*THIS* is my problem with the game's story. What the hell are they doing? True Sith? Fake Sith? WHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT???? Ridiculous. So, are the "true" Sith the remnants of Sadow/Kun's lot? And the "fake" Sith the bunch Revan threw together? Was it a case of Revan learning the secrets of the Sith and basing his "New Sith order" on them whilst the "Old Sith Order" with its own Dark Lord's continued to exist? Is the DS Revan fighting the "true Sith" in order to gain dominance over them as well? And the LS Revan fighting them to beat them? So, did Revan invent the "Darth" title? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Revan MAY have invented, but there is a Darth Rivan in the comics, from the Golden Age, so he may have just resurected it. The "True Sith" are most likely from whatever remains of Sadow's/Kressh's army... Nobody knows, though.

No way to check it, as far as I know... about 5 or 6 gains will bring them down (or up) to your level, and only the MOST extreme questions will require much more...

No way to check it, as far as I know... about 5 or 6 gains will bring them down (or up) to your level, and only the MOST extreme questions will require much more...