GhostofAnakin

This is actually an interesting topic. I never actually thought too much about what I was going to do a couple of months after I was done with KOTOR:TSL. Damn you for making me think about things before bedtime.

I'm assuming you're talking about the KOTOR:TSL forums only, not the entire Obsidian forums. If that's the case, then I'm only going to be leaving starting probably close to monday (or whenever it seems a bunch of spoilers and "OMG I JUST FINISHED IT!" posts start up) and not return until I've thoroughly played through it. However, as I've stated a few times, I'll still be frequenting the NWN2 and General RPG forum as much as I do now. And I'll probably return to these forums after I've spent a lot of time playing the game, just to compare notes, so to speak, with fellow gamers that I've been conversing with for these past months.

What makes gamespot's review more important? And if gamespot gives it a lower score, does that mean that IGN's score is now more important? It's all semantics when it comes to reviews. It's personal opinion of the reviewer. Nothing more.

I can post attachment pics if necessary.

Revan comes back to exact revenge on you for siding with Malak. I'd pee my pants if the final fight has Revan kicking my PC's butt all over the place. It would make a refreshing change if the ending made it so that it was actually impossible for you to win.

How old are you, out of curiosity?

That's supposed to help with heartburn.

I don't know about that. Some people seem to prefer keeping all 3 games (or however will be in the KOTOR series) on the same engine so they will all "feel" the same. In a sense, I can understand this.

True. Which is why I think it's silly that people who haven't played it yet are already claiming it's a masterpiece. I, myself, feel it has the potential to be great, and what information I've seen about it have me optimistic. But I think it's a bit premature to say whether or not it'll be great.

Did you just suggest the Source engine as a solution to the load times and glitches in KOTOR? You obviously haven't played Vampire:The Masquerade- Bloodlines. btw, I don't think KOTOR3 "needs" a new engine. A new engine would, more than likely, be nothing but extra eye candy. I've had nothing against the way KOTOR I looked, and so far from what I've seen in screenshots and trailers, I have nothing against how KOTOR II looks.

His comment was in response to your KOTOR2 comment. Since you haven't played it yet, I think you're jumping the gun with your statement.

You obviously are too stubborn to read the existing threads about the new features. I know it's a waste of typing, since you're just a troll and want to bash any negatives you can find. But if all you care about is graphics and XBox Live content, then sobeit. But you're missing out.

I'd work in the Agricultural Corps. *wonders if anyone will get that one* "

Actually, I think the only reason why people are commenting on the negatives is because of troll threads forcasting the doom of the game. Other than JediMafia, I haven't seen anyone harp on the negatives to the point where they feel like the game will be a complete disaster.

I don't see what the point of new information is when it's literally just a weekend to go.

I'm not sure where he said anything even close to that.

Considering the game is supposed to be released officially on December 6th, it kind of defeats the purpose of these chronicles doesn't it? I thought the idea was to give people some background information before the game is out.

I was hoping these chronicles would be closer related to the games. For instance, more backstories about the various NPCs in KOTOR I and possibly the known ones in KOTOR II.

So does this make Akari Norm or Cliff?

Let's just hope these issues don't appear in the PC version. But, as some have mentioned, atleast the PC version has the possibility of a patch or two to fix any problems. :D

No fears at all. I never expected the graphics to be state of the art and was perfectly satisfied with the graphics in KOTOR. All I wanted was a new, compelling story and gameplay features. Those seem to be in there, so I'm just looking forward to the PC release.

Shush you. Your name isn't Hades_One. Besides, that game still doesn't fit what Hades described since events (such as the missions) don't occur without the PC triggering them. (last time I checked, some NPC didn't happen to kill the mob boss and move in to that mansion because I took too long to do it).

I'm guessing that it's a bad idea to take any reviewer's game length estimation to heart, since the majority of people seem to play through at different lengths and play styles.

Good. Replayability.