ncr

My opinion is my truth, just as your opinion is yours.

Do you want cancer? I don't, so that's why I play console games.

The story was faster paced in KOTOR II, which I liked. Although there were some areas that dragged because, for me it seemed too similar to the first one. As previously stated: find/collect four things or people, then a linear sprint to the finish line. The graphics looked dated as well. The story was more interesting, but ultimately was marred by little payoff in the finale. For those who played KOTOR I, having to go to some of the same planets again was boring. If we had to go to those places to tie loose ends, then cutscenes would have been fine with me. Let's move on to new worlds, or at the very least new areas of old ones.

I had seen the name mentioned in a previous thread. I was pretty surprised how easy it was to pull up the information on register.com though.

Should I be worried that you can find that out <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Not at all, it's public knowledge. Anyone can look up who the domain is registered to. It even lists the guys phone number. Unless you were being sarcastic, in which case you should be worried.

The domain name has been registered to Mr. Francisco Arias from Bogata, Colombia. His email is: FranciscoJavierArias@yahoo.com

The same could be said of you. Is there ever any other point you try to make other than this game (and Obsidian) sucks? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Well hearing the truth is sometimes painful, so I understand why so many people resent me for posting.

Actually, I wouldn't mind going back to previously visited worlds if you could explore new areas of the planets.

Oooh good one.

Atton: "pure pazaak!"

My only point was: "what do you expect the developer to say?" Feargus should've kept his mouth shut.

We did that in the first game. New planets please.

How do you add people to ignore on this, ncr's trolling/ignorance is too hard for me to ignore. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> "WAH WAH! I WANT MY PACIFIER!" Grow up Oerwinde. Not everyone is going to agree with your opinions.

Yes, but at least the story would be better than anything Chris Avellone could come up with.

KOTOR III should be a true Star Wars game like the first one. No

It felt like Star Wars to me. The force, Jedi, Lightsabers, Sith Lords, spaceships, yup, Star Wars. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You could have all of those elements in a Final Fantasy game, but if it's morally ambiguous, then it's not Star Wars.

Oh dear... you're beyond help I'm afraid.

Pleasing fanboys/girls of the series is exactly what they should do. They shouldn't change the series so morons like you will like it more.

Short version: Feargus lied.

I was just looking at some dev. interviews at Gamespot. Everything seemed okay... the devs. seemed pleased with their work, Chris was talking about all the research they did... but then something got me. He said something to the effect of: "we saw what had been done before [with Star Wars] and we wanted to do something different". Okay, that's the problem right there. If I were making a game for a series I hate, like Ultima for example; I wouldn't try and change the Ultima universe so I'd enjoy the game more. I would make a game that fans of Ultima would enjoy. This is really the responsiblity of developers to please fans of the series, not themselves. Most of the people who liked KOTOR II, didn't like the first one: i.e: they were not fans of the series. In fact most of them aren't Star Wars fans at all, they're Black Isle fans. I think this is such a typical show of arrogance, overconfidence and ambition when developers take a well known series and "innovate" to the point where the feel of the series is lost. (looks like a Star Wars game, but certainly doesn't feel like it) With that said however, Lucasarts should have done a better job reigning them in. I guess it just goes to show Star Wars fans what a diamond in the rough the original KOTOR was. The way Bioware captured the feel of Star Wars effortlessly and completely is amazing... and Lucasarts was obviously a VERY small part in it.

It had better happen soon because word is out about this incomplete mess and it's not pretty.

No, because obviously it wouldn't be KOTOR if weren't Star Wars.

KOTOR I was boring. However, it had that "Star Wars feel". KOTOR II was interesting. But, it did not have that "Star Wars feel", it felt like... something else. If you put them both together, you'd have a great Star Wars game.

LOL, problem with that type of opinion is if I adopted that kind of thinking Id SERIOUSLY have a lack of games Id buy. I mean seriously, just off top of head that would eliminate -ANY Sony product -ANY Blizzard product -ANY LA product -list goes on and on! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> How do you expect the situation to get better if you keep buying games from companies that don't care about their customers?

Obsidian said the cut content was intentionally left out of the game.