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Sith Lord. I'm that evil

I do have high influence but I still can't ask him about any droid operations. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Ask him about his operations on Nar Shaada, and then the droids-doing-job-for-him comes up. Mention it, and keep on going from there. The option should be there no matter if you have high or low influence, but he will not admit he is really a droid unless you have a high influence, he will just deny it.

Obsidian did a great job. All and all, the game is a good one, and as a sworn fan of Planescape: Torment, I bless the touch of Obsidian on K2. The game has the potential to be better though, but LucasArts had to screw things up because they want money. <_<

Ok, I just had to put that scene into words Visas: "You have destroyed my lightsaber. I am defeated. Kill me." T3: "Beep beep bop?" Visas: "I do not understand..." T3: "Beep beep boop bop bop deep!" Visas: "Beep?" T3: "Beep boop!" Visas: "But if you dont kill me, it will only mean another death..." T3: "Beep beep?" Visas: "My master..." T3: "Dwoooooooo..." Exile: "Uh..." T3: "Beep bop deep deep deep!" Exile: "I was supposed to do that..." T3: "Beep beep doop boop!" Exile: "I'm supposed to defeat Visas, and then spare her!" T3: "Beep beep boop boop deep deep bap!" Exile: "What do you mean, I'm incapable? I could SO take her!" T3: "Beep boop beep beep beep!" Exile: "Oh yeah?!" T3: "Beep!" Exile: "I'll show you!" *Zap* *Bzzz* *Swoosh* *Zap Zap* *Hsazzzzz* *Zap* *Splat* *Smash* T3: "Dwoooooo..." Exile: "Damn... *cough cough*" T3: "Beep beep bop!" HK-47 (activated temporarily just for a snide comment): "Statement: Meatbags clearly have little chance when fighting even an unsophisticated utility droids unless they have a lightsaber." "Sarcastic Mockery: How surprising..." T3: "Beep?" HK-47: "Confident Statment: Of course I could destroy you, even with my damaged assisianation protocols, I am more than a match for an astromech utility droid." T3: "Dwooooo..." *Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz* T3: "Beep beep!" Kreia: "I overestimated the Exile. Clearly the droid is a better choice for a a student."

You need to get a high influence with G0-T0, and then ask him about his droid-ran operations on Nar-Shaada. You mention the droids transmiting Vogga's freighter codes, and the droids on the yacht, and the droids attacking the Bith that studied that strange signal (Side-quest at the docks), and the droid pazaak player at the pazaak den who was meant to watch the players, and maybe one or two more things I forgot. What he says next...

Use bleach on a coloured crystal (Wasnt funny, but I had to say it )

Awwww, another great sketch! Mira looks so innocent and cute and adoreable . Who needs the weak Handmaiden (She's weak. Even a Jedi Master will tell you that, even though it's something Sith-y to say ), or the blind Visas when you have Mira, even more so when she was a weak, vulnerable side. Come on! Who would want to fight with a almost-naked woman, or charge up the loading ramp of a blind Sith, when you can have a bounty-hunter hit you with a Bothan Stunner, starve you for two or three days to make you open to suggestions, and then double check your "bounty" ( ). Now that I'm not rambling. This is a really good sketch. You really know how to put life into your work. Mira looks so sad and broken while Exile seems so calm.

Isnt that supposed to be "loading ramp"? Entry ramp just makes no sense...

Beautiful drawings, all of them. I like the triumphant smile Kreia has on the first one. Desciple looks a lot better than he does in the game itself. I love the second one with Kavar being killed by dark Exile. Kavar has this shocked expression as she sticks his lightsaber through him, and she doesnt look so happy doing so (considering they were once friends). Atton leaving Malachor V with Exile is also very well done. I'm a sucker for happy endings. Atton was my favorit character in K2, alongside HK-47, and I dont like it when they get killed. Atton's death is just touching. If that's how LSF Exile would be like after Atton's death, I can already imagine her meeting with Kreia afterwards. Kreia: "So you have co- huh?" *Hsazzzzz* *Zap!* *Splat!*

I can't see how this contraddict what i said also i quote some dialogues from the game where is quite clear that all the jedi are suffering the same destiny as the exile... simply there where not "able" to cut themslef from the force. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I dont think all the Jedi in the wars suffered like the Exile did. From what I understood, the thing that made the Exile so special is that he made bonds willy-nilly with practically everything that was around him. That's why he felt each life that was lost in Malachor V, and was cut from the force because of it. When Kreia revealed herself to the council on Dantooine, she said she'll show them the deaths of everyone through the Exile's eyes. Unlike the Exile, who managed to survive because he was cut from the force, it killed the masters. At least that's what I got from the whole of it

I would place making Zaalbar kill Mission is the most terrible deed in KotOR. Mission was my favorit character, aside with HK-47, and killing her is just horrible, especially at the hands of the whining-wookie Zaalbar. I didnt want to do it, it's too evil! But it was a sad nessecity for my evil Revan The second evil deed was making Matale and Sandral kill each other on Dantooine. That one made me roll around laughing as everyone shot each other. It started with convincing either Matale/Sandral to shoot the other's child, and then the other father shooting the first one's child, and then the first father killing the other father, and the other father's droids killing the first father, and then the droids shooting each other or whatever. All of this killing, when meanwhile my evil Revan shouts "Kill them! Kill them all!" or something similiarly sadistic. Bastila was NOT pleased. Canderous didnt seem to mind it, though

Nihilus was just bad. Being a major villian in the game, you could expect he'd be properly presented as one. After all, the reason you start chasing the Jedi Masters is because Nihilus exists - he is the one who destroyed Katarr and the Jedi Order, and made the rest hide to avoid detection (and on the personal-side of the game, he is also a wound in the force born from the Mandalorian Wars, like the Exile). Despite his importance to the storyline, Nihilus is not displayed as such. His only effect on the storyline happens pre-game (the whole Katarr business, yada yada...), and at the final encounter. Aside from sending Visas after Exile, he does absolutely nothing as the game carries on. I expected more of him. The final battle with him was also kinda lame, no matter what storyline reasons he has for being defeatable by Exile. That's probably balance issues, but defeating him was definately too easy for a big-bad-Sith-Lord who threatens life itself. Just expected a little more presence from him. While K1 kept building up my anticipation for meeting Malak (and even Saul), K2 failed to do so with Nihilus (final boss or no, he was important enough for the story).

Well, Kotor 1&2 are sort of post Exar Kun, aren't they ? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I feel bad for the Jedi Order if guys like Atton the Fool (Come on, if he was a Jedi, the whole damn galaxy would be filled with lying pazaak-playing, twi'lek-flirting, whining Jedi-wannabies), or Handmaiden (She's weak! Face it! She's WEAK! I dont care how much Sith that sounds, she's weak! ), or Desciple (Need I even comment? <_< ) were to raise the new Jedi order. Exile is far from being Jedi (what's worse than Atton-type Jedi is Exile-type, life-consuming, Nihilus-mimicking, catastrophe-causing Jedi who cant even feel the force, and flirt with WEAK Handmaidens or Twi'lek-flirting Attons! ). Visas always has that veil on her face. Do we /really/ want to know why she has that veil? Hmmmm? So, as my point goes, aside from my much-unneeded comments, few are really a Jedi in KotOR II. Romance is clearly a valid option Jedi on KotOR II really have issues, and are a fitting targets for HK-47-type mockeries in KotOR III.

I was actually led to believe that Kreia's ultimate goal was not really to bring the end of the force for the galaxy, or destroy the galaxy, or kill or life, or anything suitably and epically dark and sinister. I think Kreia realized that achieving such a task is beyond even her power. As I understand, Kreia wanted to prove that one can turn away from the force and still grow to be the most powerful. The Exile turns out to be the most powerful than all those she has trained (She says so herself at the end), and he achieved that without the force. Sion was powerful, but his existance relied on the force, and he couldnt turn away from him - that's why Kreia rejected him (because she hates the force, which he represents), and still the Exile grew stronger then him. Nihilus was identical to the Exile. A wound in the force that fed on the lives of others, but Kreia wanted to stop him. I dont think it was only because he betrayed her and she wanted revenge, but because he also wanted to destroy the galaxy of all it's life, and that's not what Kreia envisioned. The exile grew to be her most powerful, while still being stripped from the force. All that was left is for the Exile to kill her, and that would be the last test she needed the Exile to pass to prove her teachings to be the best.