GhostofAnakin

I voted "other" because we've had a dozen of these polls already and at this point I don't want any aliens in my party.

Or better yet set it a few hundred years later so that the ending of the previous game doesn't matter. These are Star Wars RPGs. Who is to say that they need to be connected from one to the next. This was sort of what I was referring to. Not necessarily a line of 10 or so games all to do with the KOTOR timeline or the Revan story, but SW RPG in general, that follow the formula for KOTOR, but maybe all set in different times. I think it would be cool (if the story made sense) to have a trilogy a few thousand years later (about halfway between KOTOR and the prequel era) and then a final trilogy set about a thousand years AFTER Return of the Jedi.

I'm surprised that so many people are in to chicks with white hair that they've scarcely seen pictures of.

How many more installments of KOTOR do you think there will be? I've heard all sorts of different ideas, one of which is that KOTOR will mimic the films in that it'll be a "trilogy", meaning one more game after TSL. But some interviews seem to suggest that depending on how well the game keeps doing, it'll keep on making new ones. So what do you guys/gals think? Do you think the KOTOR franchise will end after the release of TSL? Do you think they'll do one more game to make it a trilogy? Or do you think that KOTOR will follow Final Fantasy's lead and keep making them?

Considering how much you complain on here about it and about how KOTOR:TSL is going to suck also, yes.

Ok who are you and what have you done to the real Hades_One?

hey heres something to look forward to in 7 8 9 maybe he will try to do the same to luke <_<. Luke was already whiny in ANH and ESB

who says the Republic destroys it? a few suggestions on this forum have already brought up stuff like perhaps these Sith Lords disputed Revan's claim as Sith Lord and fought him and destroyed the Star Forge in the process. Or Revan himself destroyed it so that no other Sith Lord could have it. Don't forget the whole "if you have knowledge of a powerful secret/weapon and you are going to die, do you pass on the knowledge?" and the Sith answer is no.

I think it's safe to assume the Star Forge WON'T be in KOTOR:TSL. I'm pretty certain Obsidian will want to create their own "threat to the safety of the galaxy" rather than reuse Bioware's. IMO, it's not that big of a stretch to eliminate the Star Forge from the story, even if you assume a DS ending with Revan being in control of it.

That would have been easier to read if you broke it down in to paragraphs and such.

he's got atleast a couple of daughters. i'm not sure if he has any sons. i remember seeing them interviewed on like A&E during a biography show about Lucas. to be honest, IF (and that's a huge IF) he hands the franchise over or allows someone else to make more movies, I hope the movies are NOT related to the OT and PT. I'd rather them be set in the SW universe, but not reliant on the events of the OT or PT and the characters of those films.

I was thinking Dagobah, but then realized it's just swamp. it'd be like a swamp version of Kashyyk.

Don't believe anything that site says.

for someone like me, who has no idea how to mod, it's a moot point. but in general, i think it'd add to the replayability of the game if it was easily moddable by those who can make more additions, whether they be levels, expansion stories, etc.

^what he said

I voted for Coruscant because I think it'd be cool to finally see the supposed center of the galaxy in a video game. But a close second would be Corellia.

*bunts GoA* Shush I've never been bunted before

A Female Sith Lord could let Obsidian add a Force power that only she could use: Force Nag.

I think the thing is, in regards to the Force, technically there shouldn't be a "neutral". If you look at all the Force users in the movies and novels, they were either lightside or darkside. None of them (that I can think of) were what would be considered neutral. But that might be the problem. Perhaps my definition of what "neutral" means is different than perhaps what Bioware intended it to be. In my definition, a neutral Force user is one who, for a lack of a better phrase, "just doesn't care either way". And since they don't really care, they're less likely to be as in tune to the Force as those who either strive to bring balance (LS) or strive to dominate (DS). If you think of all the known Force users, they seem to easily fall in to either LS or DS. Luke (LS), Emperor (DS), Yoda (LS), Darth Vader (DS). And even when Darth Vader is redeemed and saves his son, I'd say that he went from one extreme to the other. I don't think at the moment he tossed the Emperor down the shaft, he was just neutral. I think he became fully LS again. Because of this, I think it's perfectly understandable that "neutral" characters don't get any bonuses. From a gamer point of view, maybe that's a little limiting. But from the point of view of having KOTOR mimic the SW universe as well as it can, it makes perfect sense. If you can name me one character who is neutral and is as powerful as either Yoda (LS) or the Emperor (DS), then I might re-adjust my thinking. But I don't think there is a single character who uses the Force that can be considered neutral that is anywhere as powerful as those who are either completely LS or completely DS.

Let's just hope that MCA doesn't say that exact same phrase

I'm not sure if this will be the same in KOTOR 2, but a work around for that problem of targetting mines is to go into the options and disable autopause for mines. It used to bug me that as soon as a mine became visible, the screen would pause while I'm in the middle of trying to fight enemies. So I turned off the feature and now it's not a big deal. Although there are still areas where the mines seem to get in the "line of sight" of the PC and you can't target an enemy.

If Akari's wrong, does this mean he'll buy each of us a copy for getting our hopes up?

Ahh, I see, I think... Well, a game like that could possibly be made even if I have doubts about LA's willingness to do so :/. It hasn't so far. Atleast not a KOTOR-based one, mainly because Bioware didn't provide any tools to allow modders to do such a thing. I've seen and played a few of the mods made, but none are "expansion" type mods, since it's pretty much impossible for a modder with no access to the tools to create one.