The Great Phantom

Did you kill all of the Jedi on Dantooine? I made the mistake of siding with Talia, but I still killed Kavar on Dantooine (all of the other Jedi were dead, and he confronted me about that).

For all we know, the Species could be dead. Hey, I'm trying to appease the critics out there. It could just be some of the old Dark Jedi Overlords of the Empire. That would make them much more dangerous, wouldn't it? To all you critics: the Star Wars Universe is about ancient forces coming back when everyone said and believed them to be dead. Just pointing that out. BTW: Solothores, thank you for pulling in Ziost. That was a refreshing breath of the True Sith Empire.

When Visas goes after you, then you have the alignment needed.

Yuuzhan Vong!?!?!?! They're almost as bad as the Mediclorian thingies! Sorry, just my opinions.

The puzzles were a lot easier in this one than the first one... I just didn't get the other one in the Dxun Tomb... The letters? I got confused. It worked either way with me on the multiplication/divide way...

Funny stuff going on... Exile to Visas: Ummm... Exactly how did your Master hurt you again? (I've always wanted to know... :ph34r: )

<{POST_SNAPBACK}> I was referring to Nihilus.

As far as I'm concerned, if it's in the Database, then it is official. Even things that are inferred to. Of course, as long as it doesn't screw around with those things, then who's to say that it isn't official? There's no proof or necessity for it to be false, so if it fits in, then let it.

All of those people that keep thinking that Darth Bane was DEFINATLY the first Darth need to read his story some more. I do believe that it was the Bane himself that met Darth Rivan (not Revan, RIVAN) in some sort of cave... That is evidence that the term Darth could have and probably was used before then... just pointing that out, it may be obselete... Edit: And, of course, before Revan, Kreia points out that there must always be betrayal, and that Traya has been used before, and will continue to be used by the Betrayer(s). Listen to her convo w/ Atris and when you ask her about the Sith that chase you.

PRIMAL Sith Forces? Could this be the Storm Beasts? Or, perhaps we could look beyond face value, like the game was designed to be? Primal forces usually refer to the 'force ghosts' and residual power, which Malachor V obviously has.

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Nice idea. I think a good task for the developers of Kotor3 will be to quantify the strength of this technique. The original Sith Lords didn't use this draining power once in TOTJ. Though you could call it a super weapon if you consider the damage Nihilus caused on Katarr. It seems that nobody - not even the toughest Jedi masters - could resist his force powers. Oh, and, the Exile was supposed to have the same ability, but did he study old Sith teachings...? This makes me believe that Nihilus' draining ability was born during the events on Malachor, and hasn't been ancient Sith knowledge. I'll stop now, because the more I think about it the more I hate this draining nonesense. " <{POST_SNAPBACK}> :ph34r: According to Kreia, the Exile's use of it was born out of necessity. Once again, check out my Nihilus theory. Again, like Kreia said: The Ancient Sith Lords (the ones with tombs on Korriban) are much more powerful than the current ones. Something about toys...

You should look into the post in the Storyline Discussion titled 'darth Nihilus'. I posted one of my theories on Nihilus's origin, however invalid it may turn out to be. It has proof, too.

The endings change ever so slightly. In the DS one, Kreia asks you what you will do now. Then you throw her off a cliff. That moment made the whole game worth it... Sorta like killing Carth in the first one... Also, in the DS, you just look out at the nebulous cloud, instead of flying into it.

Nihilus is not 'just a man.' Ask for the mask, and he is 'Death Incarnate,' like . It also says that he was dead, but revived on Malachor V. I could drag up a quote.

Who cares if it was really evil? It felt SO GOOD. :ph34r:

I never could draw a perfect circle... " According to Kreia, the ability to suck the Force out of things was an ancient Sith technique... An army of Nihilus's? Only on a much grander scale, and not the nameless entity that starved itself out just to be killed fighting someone with a similar ability.

But Nadd had a Master. He fled his Master, because he did not want to fight for his power... He was a coward, in my opinion. Read the TOTJ, they clear a lot of junk up. If you have read them, read them again. They're pretty good. Edit: Sith Master. He was the Dark Lord's apprentice, and did not want to fight for that title, so he fled. There, that make sooo much more sense.

Do the cheapo strategy. It made all of the fights extremely easy for me. Use an Echani shield, energy I think, and then run around, using the best stance (I used Force Potency because of my style) and use the Throw Lightsaber power, if you have it. Just run around and hide behind things, even against Kai-Ell (sp?). Just keep running around in circles, never stopping long enough for them to lay a hit. When they're weakened, reactivate your shield(s) and step up to finish. It gets easier the longer you play into the game, especially at the end.

Well, since everyone has yet to listen to my opinions, I guess I might as well put them anyway. In the game, it says that Nihilus was a 'beast' that revived himself on Malacor V. We all know he was a man, but it uses the term Beast because of what he is like. That leads me to believe that he was/is DEAD. Kreia informs you, when you kill the Jedi Master's, that you suck the life-force out of them to fill the wholes where the Force used to flow. Perhaps Nihilus does this, too, only on a much much much (and again, much) larger scale. Perhaps he is trying to 'live' again. And that whole evaporate thingy... that looked really cool. One question... what was Visas referring to when she said that she did not want him to hurt you like he hurt her? Don't think too hard on that one... :ph34r:

Mediclorians (sp?) are something that I just ignore, like blood cells. Who cares, as long as you can stop someones organs from beating with a single thought? Sorry, just got out of a DS disscussion. The Force does not have two sides, essentially. I'm drawing from years of geeky Star Wars geekifying. The Force is sorta like a yin-yang (sp?) thingamajig. It looks for balance, and the Sith and Jedi are that balance. That is what the whole 'Chosen One' crud was about, I think. I don't know if wiping out either of these will put a balance, or if it will caus the galaxy to go into turmoil, caus the Sith and/or Jedi WON'T STAY DEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! **Calm down... Calm down...** Sorry, just my thoughts here... All five personality worths...

I liked being evil. Especially killing the Jedi Masters... The only problem was that I couldn't take the Dark Path on Onderon, because of some dialogue choice I made somewhere, so I had to confront Kavar on Dantooine, which felt just as good, I suppose. I REALLY liked Force Persuading the thugs on Nar Shadaa to jump into the pit.

I HATE THEM ALL! Actually, I like them a lot more than I did in the original, even Vrook. Kavar is my favorite, though. Vash would be up there, if she wasn't lying in a pool of blood.

Well, I like a lot of the previous theories regarding that, but also have one more. Kreia is a 'snake' and somehow always manages to be in the right place, at the right time. She rarely ever gets involved openly, but is most likely behind the scenes of a lot of Revan's actions (his quitting, etc.). Just an idea.