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  1. No you don't have to look if you don't want to. When the profiles come out you don't have to read them. But even if you don't read them, it is still hard to stay away from. Example: I'm reading a preview or whatever on a website about TSL. Then I accidently read a snit-bit about this masked sith, something that I didn't want to read.

     

    Its pretty hard to explain but there really isn't a way to stay away from it.

     

    I never read ANY profile for ANY character in KOTOR on Bioware's site prior to release. But just by being in the forums and reading magazine/previews/interviews I knew things about Carth, Canderous etc....and yet I didn't read any of their profiles. It was "accidental information". Info that I didn't intend on learning but did so in the most peculiar way.

  2. I can remember somewhere in a past interview or what not, that they said that the revelation or twist in TSL will be bigger then KOTOR? Then later on they come back and say that there is no revelation or twist and to don't expect any.

     

    What to believe? My guess is that there IS a twist somewhere in the plot, but the developers wants us to go in thinking that there isn't, so when we finally come to the twist, it would be that more shocking and adding more to the gameplay experience.

  3. The more I think about it, the more I believe that the less is better. Just imagine how cool it would have been if we DIDNT know about Darth Sion and how great the experience it would have been for us to see him for the first time in the game?

     

    Obsidian has now taken that surprise and experience away from us. Now when we play TSL and see Sion we are going to be like "Oh yeah, I already know about you...." rather then "Holy ****! Look at that guy! Whats up with him?"

     

    Again though, Bioware started this and now Obsidian feels as if they have to follow through with it.

     

    For other RPGs like Final Fantasy and such we don't know all about our NPCs and bad guys 4-5 months before release. The only character we know of....is our player character. Thats it....everything else is left for the game experience and THATS how it should be.

  4. I mean it isn't like it is a requirement to post all the player profiles. We were just all spoiled with Bioware giving us these in-depth profiles of the characters, weapons, and worlds. So in other words it isn't a must to know about the Masked Sith's background and such. Its more of a option. Keep some things a secret and let us the gamers find out ourselves and not tell us everything 4 months before the game comes out.

     

    When I play TSL and when I first learn about the Masked Sith it would be more of a shock and more awarding to the overall gaming experience. Rather then coming in and already knowing the character's past.

     

    Now if Obsidian gives away the character's name then I wouldn't mind, just don't tell us his profile and I'm pretty confident that Obsidian will keep him a mystery until we actually play the game and find out ourselves.

  5. Many people is wanting to know more about this particular character. A lot of people is waiting for Obisidian to put out his profile like they did for Mira and Darth Sion.

     

    You ask me, I believe Obsidian should keep his background a secret. There is already so much mystery behind this character like whos actually behind the mask and whats his name. Obsidian can put out profiles for all the other characters in the game, but please not his. I rather save the surprise for the game when we learn about him through the game and through player dialog, it'll seem so much better and natural that way.

     

    This is just my opinion though, this isn't something that I'm demanding Obsidian to do. This is also something that not everyone agrees on as well cause many wants to know more about this character and I'm fine with that cause I do to....but I rather wait til the actual game to learn about him.

     

    Until the game actually comes out, I rather just know this person as the Masked Sith.

     

    What is your take on this?

  6. You will be able to play through KotOR2 as male or female.

    Thanks for clearing that up Chu :(

     

    It was already clear from the start, since the beginning stages of TSL developers said that you'll be able to play as a male/female, but only a human, not alien species.

     

    I see it like this, Obsidian needs to go back and make it to where if you are a male, the characters refer to you has him/he/he'll/his/this man etc....If you are a female the characters refer to you as her/she/she'll/hers/this woman etc....It makes more sense that way.

     

    Yeah OLD SKOOL WHEELMAN, this is a odd topic.

  7. Think about this way. If they said "he or she will join us to the path of darkness", it well, sounds weird. It makes them sound like they aren't quite sure who they are trying to find, which won't make much sense, because they believe, you are, allegedly, the last jedi.

    Then why won't they just say "If this person joins us on the path to darkness...." or "If this Jedi joins us on the path to darkness...."

     

    Don't you think that makes more sense?

  8. Now that there's no 'big mission for the Jedi council' (presumably, hopefully) and therefore no de facto obligation to side with the Republic for the first part of the game, there's no plot obstacle standing between us and becoming jan-u-wine Sith very early in the game rather than at the last minute.

     

    Hopefully, the game will thus be playable as either a Jedi trying to topple the Sith before they can fully conquer the Galaxy, or as a Sith hunted by his rivals and attempting to seize the throne for himself, ala the last segment of KOTOR only with that understood from much earlier on.

     

    Am I the only one who gets this feeling? Or is this perhaps wishful thinking on my part? :(

    I hope it does work out this way. It doesn't have to be at the beginning but atleast in the middle of the story rather then at the dead end like in KOTOR.

  9. He thought that Maul would do the job but didn't.

     

    I always thought that he didnt want maul to kill the jedi but the naboo crisis was all apart of his plan to get himself elected chancelor of the entire senate and didnt really think Maul was going to finish off the jedi.

     

    Thank you that is all

    Goodbye...

    If you read one of the pre-EP1 books about Darth Maul you'll know. I can't remember the name of it but it was a Darth Maul EU based novel. In it, it discribed how Darth Sidious recruited Maul for one reason....to destroy the Jedi. Palpatine (Darth Sidious) had a plan from beginning, to take over the Galaxy. It all started in EP1 when he was elected Chancellor. Then EP2 when he created the Clone War and gave himself emergency powers. Then in EP3 when he refuses to give up these powers and declares himself Emperor, hence creating the Empire.

     

    He had thins plan from the beginning, but he knew the Jedi would be a great threat and would hinder his plan. So thats why he wanted the Jedi to be killed.

     

    "Kill them......all of them" -- Darth Sidious EP1

  10. sn't it Revenge of the Sith?

     

    It is... And its still not the best title they could come up with.

     

    Thank you that is all

    Goodbye...

    It may not be the best title but it best fits the movie.

     

    Everyone thought that Rise of the Empire would be the best title. True, but that isn't what EP3 is about. The Empire is only created in EP3, it doesn't actually "Rise" until like years after when the Empire is actually enforced.

     

    Revenge of the Sith is what EP3 is about. Hell the Sith getting their revenge dates all the way back to The Phantom Menace. Remember this line by Darth Maul to Darth Sidious...."Atlastt we'll reveal ourselves to the Jedi, and atlast we'll have our revenge". That is the whole motive of the PT, Palpatine wants to get rid of the Jedi. He thought that Maul would do the job but didn't. So we was behind the creation of the Clone War in which many Jedi died in. Then in EP3 we know the Jedi Purge by Anakin Skywalker begins.

  11. Tyrell, your obsessed with the robes for some weird reason. Im focused mroe on the gameplay than the little extras. But your right, the robes do have a slight resemblence

     

    [sarcastic]Okay so I created a thread that details how the DS robes in TSL resemble the Anakin robes in EP3. And in another thread I pointed out that there might be blue robes in TSL and that makes me obsessed with robes and means that I could careless about the story and gameplay aspects of the game :wacko:[/sarcastic]

     

    [smartazz]Welcome to Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II - The Sith Lord official forum. Here we discuss the latest installment in the KOTOR series, The Sith Lords. That includes pointing out things that others may have not noticed about the game. I hope you enjoy your stay. :blink:[/smartazz]

    wow, talk about uncalled for. what the hell is your problem? i ment that you mention the damn robes a lot, if you took it as an insult ebcause you are so closed-minded, get a life.

    It was all a joke. Thats why I made those [sarcastic]/[smartazz] tags, to add more to the humor effect.

     

    :o

  12. Tyrell, your obsessed with the robes for some weird reason. Im focused mroe on the gameplay than the little extras. But your right, the robes do have a slight resemblence

     

    [sarcastic]Okay so I created a thread that details how the DS robes in TSL resemble the Anakin robes in EP3. And in another thread I pointed out that there might be blue robes in TSL and that makes me obsessed with robes and means that I could careless about the story and gameplay aspects of the game :lol:[/sarcastic]

     

    [smartazz]Welcome to Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II - The Sith Lord official forum. Here we discuss the latest installment in the KOTOR series, The Sith Lords. That includes pointing out things that others may have not noticed about the game. I hope you enjoy your stay. :p[/smartazz]

  13. 1. keira (sp?) the only person int he game thus far (outside of the guy with the mask) who wears a dark cloak with a hood.

     

    2. the guy with the mask and red eyes could be a sith lord but I am betting on one of the dark presstige classes like say assassian

     

    3. don't know because that type of blue robe was used for the jedi knights in KOTOR. you might have been able to pick them up off of dead people but when you saw them before you killed them they were always wearing black.

     

    now here is a question for you to think about, why is it that in the trailer about 28 seconds into it, that the PC walks away from the manadlorians calmly???? I would think being that close to mandalorians either you would attack them or they would attack you. unless some new peace loving mandalorians have taken power since the last game.

    Nice speculation! :lol:

  14. Why is it that people would be pissed of Revan died? To me I think it'll add more to the supposenly "darker" tone of the story, especially if Revan is on the LS in TSL.

    Because it seems unfair to me that I spent all that time redeeming Revan only to have the developers bump him off as a plot inconvenience. If they make a big deal about his downfall, then I won't mind, but if it's obvious they killed him purely to make him less problematic, then I'll be annoyed.

    I understand where you are coming from but you do realize that these are just videogames right? :) Anyone with a life would know that. :lol:

     

    Anyways, I understand what you are trying to say. But you are trying to make it seem that if Revan is killed, then he goes out like some punk making the KOTOR story seem like a waste of time. But if all you know Revan could go out in all blaze of glory. He could die by saving your life or something who knows. You make it seem like he dies in a ship crash or drowns, or gets eaten by a monster.

     

    If Revan does die in TSL, I'm sure Obsidian would make him go out with honor.

  15. For those who picked gameplay let me ask you a question. Answer it honestly now. For KOTOR, do you think that it would have been as great as it was if it had a sorry storyline?

     

    Whether you know it or not, it was the story aspect that made KOTOR a great game. Ask the developers of Bioware and they'll say it. Ask the developers of Obisidian and they'll say it.

     

    TSL is a RPG, and no matter how good the graphics and gameplay is, the game will suck if the story sucks. The RPG genre relies on the story aspect. Action Adventure, FPS and games like that, it is the gameplay that makes or breaks the game. With RPGs its the story that makes or breaks the game.

     

    Look at Final Fantasy 7. Why is that considered a classic? Cause of its graphics? No! Cause of its gameplay? No, but it helped. It was the story that everyone remembered at liked.

     

    So in the case of The Sith Lords, the story is the most important aspect considering that it is a RPG.

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