GhostofAnakin

As opposed to how difficult K1 was? Both KOTOR games could have used a difficulty upgrade, so I don't think it's accurate to label this as a K2 specific thing. The entire story revolved around the main villains. Heck, . You saw Sion twice before the final confrontation, plus all his cutscenes with Kreia. And Nihilus was seen around Visas' joining. You knew that going in. Or atleast you should have since Obsidian made no bones about the fact they would be using the same engine and pretty much the same graphics. The engine can only make things look so good, since it's quite outdated nowadays. Didn't really notice this one, so whatever. You say you liked K1 more than K2, but yet you list this as one of your complaints? T3 was MUCH, MUCH better in K2 than he was in K1. For starters, he had a personality. You could actually have dialogue with him rather than in K1 where "T3 has nothing to say". I can't disagree more with this one. MORE Force powers? They already have too many of them to begin with. As with graphics, the engine limits what they could make the Force powers appear to do. So what you're asking was an engine issue. Not to mention it was in K1. Random loot generator. I rarely came across short lightsabers myself. More than in K1 You mean like the Skybridge on Onderon? Not to mention it's a single player game. Having huge battles is better when it's multiplayer since as it is you can only control one person anyways so the rest would just be a big jumbled mess of NPCs fighting each other. No comment.

Counterstrike....the only FPS I played a lot of during my university days.

I confess I am as well. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I said princess, not prince.

Okay?

As long as Jennifer Hale did her voice, and she still had that "prissy princess" attitude, I would. I'm a sucker for a british princess.

1-Aboard the Leviathan after a confrontation with Malak 2-Yes, with the option to turn her back or kill her.

Yeah, in pure Force ability. But in manipulation? I can't recall any of them manipulating events so much in his favor while being shrouded with secrecy right in the heart of the Jedi Order.

Okay Atton.

Or make good games crappy.

Kreia's got more votes than Handmaiden (or handmaden). We must have a couple of sick puppies on this site.

So is Wolfgang Puck the lead character? Or Jamie Oliver?

I should probably pick this game up one of these days to see what the hype is about.

Not sure how powerful Sidious was compared to all the previous Sith Lords, but I'd say based on how he took control that he was easily the greatest manipulator.

I'm pretty sure the subtitles when Vrook is speaking spell it differently than how the thugs in the refugee sector do.

That's why I think he's asking why the two different spellings.

Most people on this forum (or atleast that post in this specific forum) seem to be the PC player.

And continues to call her husband "Skywalker" even after she's taken his last name as well.

Well my guess was it's a different planet. Don't forget a lot of planets are spelled similar like Dantooine and Tatooine (except for the dan and tat).

*Florida Panthers.

Umm....thanks?

Why's that? The games Revolution has slated?

Maybe that just speaks volumes for your charm. "

Computer generated characters can't turn you down. "

Vrook? Anyways, if Vrook mentions a Soroco, it would be the planet (there is a planet called that, it's said more in the game then Vrook alone)... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yeah, he was talking about a planet, not those thugs in the Refugee sector.

IMO, the difference between Malachor V and the Star Forge came down to interaction. While both were hack fests, atleast aboard the Star Forge you had that meeting with Bastila, you had Canderous giving his moving speech about how he'll stand by Revan no matter what. That kind of stuff. On Malachor V, there was no interaction with your party members.