GhostofAnakin

I don't necessarily agree. Did you not see Palpatine's transformation? Or the fact Anakin's eyes started to take on that eriee glow under the hood? Also, is it that hard to type "to" rather than "2"? <_<

So basically Bioware is forcing me to buy an XBox360 in order to play any of their new games?

Addendum: Nur likes Tales of the Jedi. Thus anything he says is incorrect.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}> ban plz!

I hope Revan and the Exile are stars of the next game just to spite the original poster.

I would rather live in the completely deleted thread system. I hear it's fun there.

As far as I know, Sidious was never a "padawan".

The same, innit? A mandal wore a mandal armour. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I've just never, EVER heard of them referred to as a "mandal" before.

I think I'm one of the few who actually likes the post RotJ EU material. Mainly because I like the introduction of new characters. I'm not a fan of Han, Luke and Leia's portrayals in the post-RotJ stuff, so for me it's like a continuation of the saga, but with different people in starring roles. Although a lot of the stuff is rubbish, there's a couple that I do enjoy (the Thrawn trilogy being one).

Actually, I wouldn't. In fact, even for a movie I DID want to see (Ep. III), I waited until cheap night at the movies to see it. I didn't see it the first week it was open. Not to mention when AotC came out, I didn't see it until it was on video, and TPM, I saw about 2 weeks after initial release. But yes, I'd eventually go see it, because that's how big a Star Wars fanatic I am. But if I had my choice (which is basically what he's asking), I'd prefer they didn't do Episodes 7 to 9, but instead created a brand new storyline.

Simple. I don't want them to do Ep. 7 to 9. I want the Skywalker saga ended at RotJ. If Lucas wants to make more Star Wars films, then different characters and storyline.

What's a mandal war? And a mandal armor?

That was the response by one of the DEVS, either of Obsidian or Bioware back when this forum had a "KOTOR II suggestion" board. Someone asked about modding and why it's so difficult, and the answer was something about because Lucasarts didn't want KOTOR to be modded. So although it CAN be modded slightly, Lucasarts hasn't been forthcoming with toolsets and such to allow further, and deeper, modding to take place.

No thanks.

I distinctly hate that man. I find his work to be uninteresting, cliched, and overall not good. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Then the Nurb Side has already won.

The reason why the game can't be modified as well or as easily as the NWN game is because Lucasarts doesn't want it to be. I'm sure if Lucasarts wanted the game to be heavily modded such as NWN, all they'd have to do is get the developers to release the actual toolset or whatever.

What? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> *raises fist* Damn you. You know what I meant. Although I suppose it could be said that no one on this board has played an Indian Jones game.

The Nurb Side of the Force deals with, what many smugglers believe to just be a hokey religion, but otherwise called the Kevin J. Anderson effect. Avoid it at all cost, you must. Or suffer the pirate ship and lightwhip debacle, you will.

I thought the Jedi Masters fell way too easily. Especially the ones that accompanied Mace to arrest Palpatine. Like what was that? Gee let's stand there and let an old guy stick a lightsaber in me without trying to block or move.

But you are trained in the ways of the Force, Padawan Nur. Smilodon is just a youngling.

I played Pitfall (the original version). Does that redeem me somewhat? :ph34r:

Surprisingly, I've never played an Indian Jones game. Depending on early reviews, this might be a game I keep an eye on (even though 2007 is still quite some time down the road).

I read the novelization. There's dialogue between the "spirit" of Qui Gon and Yoda in the novel, whereas it wasn't shown in the movie.

Yes, yes I was. He looked like a mechanical chicken with the way he walked and was hunched over. I expected him to look "cooler" than he did. IMO, his design was a major disappointment.

I'm still sort of in favor of you gaining DS points (even miniscule amounts) for using DS powers if you are a LSer. Not enough to go from Luke Skywalker to the Emperor if you use Force Lightning once or twice, but enough that it actually portrays the whole "must be able to use powers wisely" motto the Jedi employ.