EnderAndrew

I'm beginning to think Revan was a useless character. Weak, and boring that character was.

In KOTOR:1 it seemed like every model in the game was the Twi'lek model.

Right now I am overtly tired and they are trying to trick me into counting them.

But it does exist. It is clearly four posts above this one.

Sheep are sneaky. I suspect a trap.

I have vegan friends and it's a pain to cook for them. I think in the future I should just offer them the opportunity to graze.

It's very useful for feeding ice cream to my very pregnant wife.

I don't mean to be rude or arrogant, but i think we've already established that it is Sleheyron, as that is the only cut planet. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yep. Sometimes people just don't bother to read threads before posting in them.

Because Mandalore makes for a strong bodyguard, and Kreia felt like she could manipulate him.

T3 is a pimp. I pity the fool who says otherwise.

Steve, Mandalore follows the Exile around because Kreia strong-armed him into it.

As far as sequels go, I think Batman Begins has sides. The first two acts establish Bruce Wayne. The third act is Batman in action. Sam Raimi said that in planning Spideman movies he first thinks about what journey he wants Peter to go through. It seems like David Goyer had the same thing in mind. He didn't arbitrarily pick villians or action sequences he wanted to see. The whole film resonates around one theme, and one journey the hero must make. The film is about terror. Fear isn't an appropriate word, though it used often enough. The film doesn't do anything half way. X-Men 2 took the basis of X-Men and flew with it, and so did Spiderman 2. I think with the basis of Batman established, the character still has plenty to grow into yet. Nolan and Goyer also were willing to reach for galactic badness. What I'd love to see happen in the sequel is have Batman/Bruce watch as one of the villians kills Rachel infront of Bruce, not to inspire rage. He's got plenty of rage. I want to see Bruce want nothing more than to kill this bastard, and then need to kill said villian alive because he needs something from him desperately.

Even if that was the case, Force Wave plus Master Flurry still trounces most things. Neither KOTOR:1 or KOTOR:2 is very difficult. The only difficult moments in KOTOR:2 I encountered where when I wasn't playing with the Exile.

I third the 6600GT. I especially recommend the MSI version because it has a very good copper heatsink on the GPU.

This isn't a bug. If you were paying attention, I believe one detonated early, and you need to find another bomb somewhere on the ship and then hit the fourth site. You find the fourth bomb by removing it from a proton missle launcher.

Nihilius had insane power, but also an insane flaw in his hunger. In KOTOR:2 you catch him after he has expended most of his power in battle, and he is both hungry and weak. You catch him at a bad time, which is really anti-climactic. I think his character was really under-used.

Thanks for Necroposting, because you just dug up a good thread for me to read.

The comics are poor ripoffs of the movies.

And at the same time there are plenty of people complaining the romances weren't fleshed out enough. It's impossible to make everyone happy.

Okay, I'm fired.

Except for the Joker in Batman... And the Penguin in Batman's Returns... And I can't remember what happened to Two-Face or the Riddler in the Joel Crapmacher movies, but I'm sure it wasn't too peachy. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Two-Face, Riddler, Mr. Freeze and Poison Ivy.

I think that makes very little sense. And I haven't seen anything on that yet.

I imagine Scarecrow will be back as well.

I really should be working at the moment, but I'm catching up here!