Inanna

I must guiltily admit that apart from watching Atton slowly turn undead, killing Vrook is one of the *major* attractions of the Dark Side... I vote 'over and over again'.

I wouldn't be worthy of fangirl status if I didn't come in here and say: Atton. He's a deeper character and he's bad. Disciple, on the other hand, is a smarmy little creep.

I can't really understand why good people would be averse to playing DS. I mean, we get to be good all the time. Here you have a controlled environment with *no* consequences - you're not hurting anyone - and you get the chance to be as rotten as you want. It's what attracts me to playing evil, anyway. It's always difficult for an hour or so (I always do LS/good first, so I feel bad about being mean to NPCs I like) but then it settles into being just what it is, a *story*. It *certainly* wasn't because it was easy. As someone said earlier, I wanted to exert my influence over my slaves - *ahem* party members, and turn people like Bao-Dur and Disciple over to the Dark Side. But to gain influence with them, I had to do good deeds/say nice things. I wish there had been a 'lie' option as there was in part of K1. My character (as I roleplayed it) was *not* doing things out of the goodness of her heart, but purely in order to subvert her henchmen. Very DS, much more so than just running around killing everyone (though that can be fun, too). So, lots of LS points I didn't want. Means to an end *shrug*

Actually being evil is quite difficult, in K2 anyway... I want high influence with all my henchmen (I wish to drag them down to my level) and so I've had to take quite a few LS hits when talking to people like Disciple and T3, and doing good deeds in order to convert Bao-Dur etc to the Dark Side. I normally play a saint, and so in evil games I usually find the first couple of hours quite difficult - not really because of the reasons outlined in the above posts, more because it's against my own natural alignment and not 'what I would do'. Sadly, after those couple of hours I usually get right into it, and depending on the game in question (Arcanum, Fallout etc) have been known to slaughter entire towns, cackling nastily as I do it. On some level I think I should find this disturbing... So, is this movie unlockable at all? I really wish I'd bought the PC version, you know....

Silver, double-bladed. And while ideally I'd be LS, since I consider my own natural alignment to be Neutral Good, I don't know how long I'd last as a Jedi. I have a bad temper and a left-wing fervour, and it's a bad combination that might not work in my favour, lol... There's a few people at work I'd like to use Force Choke on.

Drat, I suspected that might have come across the wrong way. Oopsie, bad me. I actually speak French so it's never been an issue for me - I have found most French people to be perfectly polite and helpful. I was actually referring to the cliche - y'know, 'they speak English but won't help you'. Just cause it's a cliche doesn't mean it's true. A few people *are* like that. I think Atton'd be one of them. 'Sides, if someone marched up to me in the street and started asking questions in a non-English language, expecting me to reply in same language, I'd get a bit narky, too! Not that this post now has anything much to do with droids beeping or anything, so...

That's the way I looked at it, too. Basically the same sort of thing as French people who speak English, but won't, if you ask for directions or whatever in English.

K1 loved: Bastila and Canderous. Bastila's bossy and no-nonsense, Canderous was, well, Canderous. Hated: I didn't like Zaalbar or T3 - Zaalbar because as someone else said, he never had anything much to say and I don't know, maybe I'm racist against wookies or something. I know I'm racist against droids, which is why I didn't like T3. K2 loved: Atton (alert! another fangirl) and strangely, T3. He had so much personality this time round that I overcame my anti-droid stance and actually *chose* to have him in-party. Odd. Hated: Well, Kreia, obviously, because she was such a contrary old cow. (This is not to say I didn't think she was a good character - she was a well-done character who I hated.) Mandalore - zip personality, particularly given how much I'd liked Canderous earlier. And Disciple. His Donny Osmond teeth and 1980s boy band hair, stupid earnest voice ... *shudder* Strangely, I am developing a certain respect for GOTO during my interminable evil playthrough. Actually talking to him and bringing him along seems to be making a difference. I couldn't stand him before but have revised my opinion. As for Carth *shrug*. Me female, but never understood what all the fuss was about...

I think I lost the right to complain about the big boobie thing when I chose my avatar.

The Sith just didn't do their homework, did they?

Ah, but the question was 'who is the hottest NPC', not the hottest female. You asked a question, we answered!

I rather enjoyed Peragus, too ... it reminded me of System Shock 2. Everyone's dead, and you piece together the story through their journals. There's a homicidal AI out to get you. Good stuff. Obviously it wasn't as frightening as SS2, though - but still fun. (I was enjoying the Deus Ex digression. I thought DE-IW operated on the premise of all three DE endings occurring, too.)

Bwahahahaha!

None of these are hot! They're all women! I vote Atton. So there.