GhostofAnakin

Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 2: The Sith Lords. "

Poor guy.

Anyone see the irony in that statement? Pot. Kettle. Black.

I'd just be worried they'd make the series like the Clone Wars cartoons with those pre-kindergarten style animations and characters.

The Yuuzhan Vong. "

No.

I remember voting for one of these awards thingies and noticed that they didn't even have KOTOR2 listed as an option in the Game of the Year category. I did vote for it in XBox RPG of the Year, but because of its late release date and because of the major marketing hype of Fable and GTA:San Andreas (not to say it didn't deserve it), there was no way a game that came out in the final month of the year would win.

We have the second person in this thread that can't seem to read what I wrote. I wasn't comparing NWN modules to KOTOR mods. I was using the NWN modules as an example of the kind of mod that I'd want to play. Since I've never played any other game other than the counter strike mod (if you want to use that as an example instead to make it easier to understand my point, be my guest) I used them. However (and here's the key) I never said that kind of module can be done for KOTOR. I simply stated that that was the kind of thing I was looking for, but sadly because of the limited tools available to modders or whatever, it can't be done. I've stated that and understand that. Now can you understand what my point was? Thank you. Exactly why I mentioned them. I'm glad that atleast someone in this thread actually knows how to comprehend the obvious. And I was wondering the same thing about kbned. Apparently he can't have a discussion without resorting to it. I respect people on this board who, even if I have a heated debate with, can keep their cool and respond to the topic without having to resort to immature name calling. Unfortunately, kbned isn't one of them. But since he's put me on ignore (again, immature since all we were doing was having a debate), he won't read this.

I didn't realize what I said was a serious response.

No he's not. He's waiting for the next Tale of the Jedi comic. :D

Would it be mean if I laughed at the European version being pushed back later than the North American version? "

I've read enough reviews, both positive and negative, to know that since the opinions seem to vary depending on the individual's personal prefences, I'll wait to decide for myself whether the game is a success or a flop.

Hahaha what a troll. He puts me on his ignore list because he knows he lost the argument. But in the off chance he's lying (again) and can read this, I said that the mods that were available aren't what I was LOOKING for. I did NOT (do I need to repeat this?) say that what was available were not classified as mods. I said that what they offered weren't enough for me and that a new story module was what I was looking for and thus my IDEAL mod would be one in which a new story was told, ala the NWN modules. Put me on your ignore list. Atleast I won't have to deal with you lying about what I said.

And just for clarification, here are my three posts that pertain to the topic of what I wanted to see in a mod. Feel free to point out in any of these quotes where I said that modules were the ONLY thing that defines modifications to a game. Look real close and you'll see I mentioned the fact that those downloadables on Holowan are in fact mods, but that they didn't provide me with what I wanted. Seems to me you either confused your conversation with someone else, or you like making things up that I never said.

I take it you've been spoiled. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> By my parents growing up, yes. By spoilers about TSL, not totally. I've made a big attempt to make sure not to read any spoiler obvious threads. However, since a few people on this forum seem to lack the common sense not to post spoilers in General Discussion, I have stumbled upon one or two.

Where exactly did I say that that a modification can only be a module? I stated that what I (as in personal preference) wanted a module rather than just reskins or added Force powers. You might want to take some advice from your own last sentence. It fits you perfectly, someone trying to be arrogant but not having a clue what the other person said or meant. Oh and chief, I never "asked you" anything. You came on here insisting to everyone that KOTOR was fully modable and got upset when people said the mods done for KOTOR weren't that great. I simply stated that what I wanted to see (ie. a NWN module where a new story is added) was NOT done and was NOT doable for KOTOR. Reading comprehension. Learn it.

Here's one, but it's a pipe dream: SIMULTANEOUS RELEASE. That way us PC gamers don't have to wait 2 months to play a game and watch spoiler after spoiler get posted. It's like your local movie theatre getting a blockbuster movie 2 months after the rest of the country has already seen it. Sure, it's still something you want to see, but chances are you've been spoiled already.

He's too busy reading his free Feargue autobiography.

Doesn't mean Lucasarts will give them the OK.

You might want to take your own advice. Feel free to prove where exactly my erroneous statement(s) are. I've already showed you where you've contradicted yourself and made idiotic remarks.

Where'd you get that definition? By all accounts, every time I've heard the word "mod" it applies to ALL kinds of modifications, INCLUDING modules. I stated that I want to be able to play a new module, yet you try and convince me that a module isn't a mod. You're wrong. I know you're trying to defend the mods that were done for KOTOR 1, but come on now. If you're going to comment on something I've said, then atleast know what the hell you're talking about first. As for the bolded part of your quote, refer back to your "then you have no idea what a mod is" comment. Again, like I said, either read entirely what I write, or don't bother trying to sound condescending about what I do or don't know. Otherwise you end up contradicting yourself in each subsequent posts you make (much like you did saying that nwn modules aren't mods, then later saying they are mods).

I'm a little surprised that none of the reviewers ran in to these bugs (or if they did, I can't recall them commenting on it). They mentioned the FPS issues and the slowdowns, but not the game stopping bugs that some people in the tech forum are reporting. I'm still curious just how widespread these issues are, or whether it just happens that everyone who has these problems decided to come to Obsidian's official forums to post about them. In other words, I'm wondering what the actual percentage of "buggy games" are compared to total sales.

When you put it like that.... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> He used too many big words for you didn't he. :D

Actually, the levels people are attaining surprised me a bit. When Obsidian mentioned there would be no level cap I figured that meant we'd be seeing level 30 or more characters. The levels aren't much more than in KOTOR (in terms of XP earned), since I was level 20 by the end, but had enough XP left over for maybe 2 or 3 more levels.

Shh! You're going to ruin my chances of getting that free autobiography that all n00bs get. :ph34r: