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Even G0T0 got a heart, when Kreia got a little sick face? Gosh.

But it's already in KOTOR II - in the basement of the Telos military base.

I get a different (but still quite interesting) description of the Force from her in that conversation. Did you pick "I only know what its loss feels like"?

I second the "Jorran looks and sounds like Red Green" bit. OT: I wonder what kind of lightsaber Red Green would build? And how much duct tape would he need for the project?

My problem with Atris is that she has no forehead to speak of, and I fear it is putting incredible pressure on her brain.

You mean Taepalae? Don't think she sounds anything the same.

I see three astericks after "Jedi who likes the same" - I'm trying to figure out if you're blocking out "sex" and therefore are referring to the possibility of Juhani being gay/bisexual. In which case your post comes across as smallminded. So I was hoping I'm misreading your astericks.

I play that game and pick ds stuff just to hear Sion's voice. :"> "Good, good!"

I'd like: 1. A return of the companion side quests, like Dustil and the trial on Manaan. I loved those. 2. The ability to customize your character a little - hair color, eye color, possibly tattoos... that sort of thing. 3. No weapon in hand when it's not actively being used, to help avoid watching Atton shave his head while speaking to you, or being impaled during a conversation. 4. More companion characters, and the ability to choose between at least couple ("You can come, but your sister has to stay.") 5. The companion character's dialogue should change if their alignment drastically does.

I save levels for the characters I want to Jedify, if I don't get around to it in a timely fashion.

I really need to get this for the PC so I can externally manipulate the influence. For some reason I simply can't bear going through the game for long with more influence with Disciple than with Atton.

I can't figure out what this means. can you explain?

I like that response too. With Disciple's dialogue, he always seemed/sounded reluctant to me when ds - that "Very well" bit, almost like he ws cutting off a sigh of annoyance. LOL And the ls counterpart, to me, sounds like he's all excited you want to talk about this stuff. I read "That is hardly surprising" as him seeing you as an inquisitive person.

You can give her ls points by using her to do the droid infinite ls point glitch on Dantooine. I don't know if it "sticks" though. As a consular, she can use powers from either side without difficulty (they generally have FP to spare and then some).

There is always a viridian in the museum treasure/stuff Queen Talia gives you. Geeda will always have a silver crystal when you finish her quests. I can't verify the orange one on Korriban, I haven't checked for that specifically, but it does sound right, I know I got one there in my last game and it seems like the place I usually get mine. I'll test it out this upcoming game.

I don't buy the whole "has to be an always winning general in order to count" argument. The fact that she existed and did what she did at all is significant, though the Celts were not as misogynist as many/most nations at the time, they were still male dominated. People ruled by might, and due to the weapons (hand to hand melee, mostly) men were more powerful. Added to that, the survival of any group depended on getting women pregnant and those women raising children, and lots of children due to the insane infant/child mortality rates. Nowadays (and presumably in the SW galaxy) infant and child mortality is so low that we have serious problems with overpoplulation. Woman can conceive fewer children and much later in life. Our cultures do not demand women be tied to the homefront. Men as a gender in power have throughout history been even violently opposed to sharing power. A woman who gains military power in a history like that is incredibly significant. And you're right about the awkwardness of simply referring to Celts as such, but my point in doing so was that they were a powerful group of nations that existed for thousands of years - something that evilwhoever has no concept of.

I used single names in KotOR 1, but in 2 I use full names, because the game seems to take into account that one is a given name and one is a surname.

You only really need two levels of Drain Force. That's all I ever take. Drain them (usually once, but sometimes more) then Storm them. If you equip a regenerative item, you won't even need to Master Heal, because you won't die. )Note: save and test this just to be sure - it works every time for me - a biorestorative underlay - but I'd hate for someone else's game to mess up, just in case). (This is my ls strategy, btw).

LMAO That explains the teeth - they're like the surface of the lab table, vast and glowing.

You can just see the look of glee in the eyes of tech-specialist Bao. Like when I brought home any nifty electronic/mechanical thing and I say, "honey, look at this!" And my husband hears"Honey, take this apart and see how it works!"

I never got the feeling from those tidbits that the Exile had to be a male. *shrugs* I felt the story worked much better from a female view, esp the added complexity with Sion. I'm not sure why not having Handmaiden or having her outside the ship demands a male Exile, I just don't understand your reasoning there. Kreia's jealousy is interesting but certainly not indicative that the Exile "should" be a male, either. Like I said, subjective.

Heh - I like "Gortha". Sounds like "Gortha the She-Destroyer!!!"

No, it's not. That's quite subjective, and not fact in any way.

The (so often erroneous) guide says you can train Bao-Dur in the lightsaber forms. I've never seen anything like it actually in game.

Neat. I so need to get this game for the PC so I can explore it like that. Of course, I adore Sion and am interested in everything he says. LMAO I = either sick or weird.