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^^ You better change your avatar if you know what's good for you... j/k -Ben

Peragus was definitely a favorite of mine. The sequence of events was great: player wakes up after weeks in the kolto tank to find that there's no one there but the old woman you brought with you, some thug in a prison, and dozens of droids trying to kill you. Unraveling the mystery, you realize that you've been -Ben

Like Mario Mario. -Ben

Couldn't we just edit the portrait models and add a hood on them? Granted it would show independent of whichever clothing the player wears, but the effect would be there for us to take glorious screenies of -Ben

That sounds like a big extrapolation on your part, Volourn. Dare I say it was an 'if'? If Obsidian had more time, you know what they would have done with it; added the Droid planet, HK factory, character depth/endings... I'd bet M V would have been a lot better designed, too, seeing as how it was towards the end and the need to rush the game was more evident. -Ben

Sorry, dude, but the K1 engine was a modified version of Bioware's previously built Aurora engine. They didn't create a new engine from scratch for K1. Obsidian didn't have enough time, is all. I'm completely confident and convinced that if they had as much time as Bioware had (engine tweaking aside), TSL would have easily over-shadowed its predecessor. -Ben

Malak did have the skin taint. Compared to the cinematic of him and Revan entering the ruins on Dantooie, Malak's skin is clearly pale gray. I'm guessing DS Bastila didn't have any changes because she newly fell. I imagine the skin alterations take time. -Ben

Oh my, the poll is tied at 35. -Ben

Is it just me, or is Outer Rim being mistaken with Unknown Regions? -Ben

I don't remember Kreia ever saying that Revan was her padawan, until that she was a master to Revan. When was I supposed to hear this? -Ben

Maybe she could build\disable force bonds at will? That way, she simply chose to spare the Exile in the very end. -Ben

All throughout the game we repeatedly hear of the Force bond that builds between Kreia and the Exile. We learn that if Kreia or the Exile is wounded, maimed, or even dies, that same pain is inflicted on the other. So, why doesn't the Exile ? Here's my theory. We know that Kreia , which she could have done. Do you suppose that maybe the Force forgave the Exile and wiped away his bond with her when she died, his redemption for saving the Force? Just a thought I had. -Ben

Kyle Katarn. -Ben

That was quick... -Ben

On-Topic: ^ Agreed. What would the options be? 1. Yes, Kreia is Kae. 2. No, Kreia and Kae are two different people. 3. SHUT UP ALREADY!!! -Ben

I don't see why everyone is in such a hurry to have the player character start off with a low (or 1) level. Anyone remember the transition between Baldur's Gate and Baldur's Gate 2? We started off with level 1 in the first game, level 7 in the second and it worked out swell. -Ben

^^ Now that is a good one!! :D I love it. -Ben

Exile: "Funny, I could have sworn this plasteel container had a cyan crystal in it on my last run through here..." -Ben

Funny, it doesn't mention Kreia having a child with an Echani general. -Ben

The Sith are more powerful because they don't limit their potential\power\strength through the Jedi Code. However, yes, their own arrogance is their downfall. -Ben

Granted, but that bit of wisdom does nothing in this situation. The problem (or perhaps jewel) of the Kotor 2 storyline is that anyone can infer anything they want; but that still doesn't make it 'true', as you put it. It's still circumstantial. Curse you, Forna, you've started a cult following! -Ben

Wait wait, I change my vote. Miner's Uniform. -Ben

Cyan crystal. -Ben

^^^^ Darn, you beat me to the punch! Happy Birthday, Mr. Urquhart :cool:

Sorry dude, there is only strong circumstantial evidence. I like the connection, truly I do, but there's nothing that directly links them. Enough fundamentalism, already. -Ben