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But I love the way he stares into my eyes, the way his golden locks fall perfectly into place when he shakes his head. I love his innocent curiousity and his milky white skin. I love the way he smells like lavender. I love how he says "you have left me an opening!" It's our little secret code.

It doesn't surprise me that we, (America) lost since everybody hates us right now.

Disciple seems like he comes from Star Trek.

Didn't Ziost have the castle of the ancient "Dark Lord of the Sith"? I like to visit that no matter what it looks like.

What... you don't like being a Fed-Ex man?

Here's one: No more crash landings.

You're overreacting. I love GOA!

I think you should get your weapon knocked out if you're really getting thrashed. Also, mounts!

I'd like to see Ziost. I'd like to see a more "gothic" style Sith environment, as opposed to the Egyptian style we saw on Korriban. Yes... I'm trying to get my post count up.

I fell for Disciple because it's so obvious that we're supposed to fall for Atton. I deverted.

P*ssy. ... ...

Oh you mean Wedge and Biggs ? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Well that, and the entire plot of FFII... and what look to be some very similar elements in FFXII. In fact, you've got the "Evil Empire", Princess Ashe/Leia in the rebellion, young blonde protagonist (Vaan/Luke), scoundrel pilot (Han/Balflear), <his furry sidekick (Chewbacca/Fran). Now they're talking about how Ashe and Vaan will have a different kind of love? Hmm... brother and sister maybe?

As a DSer, you should have been given the option to turn them on each other at a specific moment. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I can never play darkside.

I liked the contrast between Disciple's optimism and Atton's fatalism. Sure Disciple is annoying, but Atton can be too.

No... " But seriously, all the times Final Fantasy has stolen from Star Wars... payback's a b*tch!

They should have a Sith Lord from the future who is controlling a Sith Lord in the present time. (about 10 yrs. after the events of KOTOR II) The Sith Lord who is being controlled becomes the religious leader of a planet. He/She eventually interjects himself into the government and becomes the president's closest adivisor. He/She then kills the President and assumes control of the government. The people love and embrace this. The people of this planet then start a war of conquest. They start attacking other worlds and take them over one by one. Just before these events, a scientist discovered the technology to allow anyone to use The Force. Everyone now uses The Force to help with daily tasks. It is integrated into almost every aspect of life. The Republic has created schools on many different worlds (some even on space stations) to train soldiers in Force combat. The Jedi are obviously not happy about this, but there is little they can do. Your PC starts at one of these schools. Eventually you (and your party) confront the Sith Lord and fight him. You win, but of course realise that he is only a pawn. In fact, he isn't even capable of using The Force without assistance from technology. He was unable to control his actions and deeply regrets them. He allowed the Sith Lord from the future to possess him, so that the "future Sith Lord" wouldn't find his real target. The scientist who created the technology to allow anyone to use the Force, helps you find a way to go to the future and defeat the Sith Lord there. "...but Mom, all the other kids are doing it!"

This should have been addressed in the story. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Really? I tend not to think so. For all we know, Carth already did this in KotOR1, or maybe hair doesn't gray with age if subjected to certain treatments in the Star Wars universe. I mean, the technology is likely to be there... I'd count this amont the details that are so small that they can just be ignored in the plot. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> My deadpan humor can get me into trouble. Just joking with you.

Publicity photo?

Well are you going to tell us what it is?

This should have been addressed in the story.

Good Lord! I'm sure the SW site has lots of info, but here's the unauthorised version: http://www.answers.com/topic/darth-sidious

Please don't mention Palpatine's children. I really hate the EU sometimes.

No idea how old Carth is. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> According to the official website, he is 38+ in KOTOR I. That means he'd have to be at least 43 in KOTOR II.

Continuity issues are always sticky, when dealing with sequels to non-linear RPGs.