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You're closing on my definement of spoiler... careful now. (Check the first post.) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> There is nothing even remotely close to being spoilerish in his post... Then be prepared to have games where all you find are medpacs and vibroblades. Be prepared to be frustrated if you never find any robes for your character that "match" (DS robes for DS characters, etc..). Also be prepared to find the most basic of equipment all the way up until the end of the game. Be prepared to look at vendor inventories and walk away because they have nothing but absolute junk.

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Oh, I thought your two questions were: Since that's how you started both of these posts out.

PM should focus on his games and not running his mouth. I think that's why BC got "put on hold".

I did, but where the hell did the whole retina thing come from? Completely out of left field. That would make sense if KOTOR was a FPS... But, the comfort of my couch, my 55" widescreen TV and surround sound set-up smashes a keyboard and mouse combo...

I found green robes in my first game, on Telos. I remember running around the surface wearing them, and then dumping them for DS padawan robes.

huh?

Plus the fact that games aren't released on Sundays (which is what the 5th falls on).

Not the way I see it. Since you have to bend around your NPC's, they influence you, you don't influence them.

no...

You're so uninformed it's almost comical. Good idea, because you have no idea what you're talking about regarding consoles...

Then why did you bring it up? Some people (myself included) have a lot more fun gaming on a console, because of our gaming setup. I'd much rather sit back on the couch, controller in hand and play a game on my widescreen TV, then sit at a desk and play it on a monitor... That's just the visual aspect of it, when I factor in surround sound quality/volume I don't even want to think about gaming on a PC. I would suggest to myself not to.

I use some force powers and a single saber. I only play DS. I tried both KOTOR and KOTOR 2 as LS, and I felt like a dork both times, and never finished the beginning areas due to trying to be "nice". I use DS powers. No buffers. I prefer not to handicap my character in such a way that I can't use abilities/skills that are in the game. So I always focus on one style, be in flurry, power attack or critical strike (being my favorite). True, it's to provide entertainment, but there are lots of people that don't find being unstoppable destruction to be all that fun. Which is why difficulty sliders are usually added. Sadly, even on hard, the game is still so easy it's boring. Ok, this reminds me of the Morrowind uber-fans trying to defend Morrowind being an easy game. They also told people to handicap themselves to the point of having a shell of a character. It was a silly idea back then, and it's just as silly for this game. Heaven forbid they use what the developers gave them to use. By making the rest of the game pointless?

While kissing their ass and raising their influence over you.

Gonna take a shot in the dark on this one and say... People that like charismatic characters?

Perhaps it's because I'm just so used to the XBOX interface, but the PC one looks like crap...

If that's what you think it means...

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Um, how is it a very good possibility. All he said was they wouldn't say what it was, then HE HIMSELF added KOTOR series. He opted to ignore the fact that Bioware has already said no more licensed products unless JE and DA failed. While it would be great for KOTOR fans, think realistically. Creating a new game engine is not easy, or quick. An early nex-gen release would reek of utter disaster in the polished/bug squashing department. Unless they had like a team of 200 designers working for over a year straight, perhaps.

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Yeah, you'll find a note on Korriban from him, telling you he went shopping.

There were no hard battles on hard, just like on easy. The problem is the power curve. In the beginning enemies are too easy because you're weak, but you rapidly gain power while the enemies just trudge along, slowly rising in "difficulty". Hell, by the time you leave Telos, you're so far ahead of the what you'll have to face (minus 1-2 enemies), that the challenge is gone, on any difficulty level.

You too, can

Punch the game box.

I answered your question in your previous topic. Open your eyes and pay attention.