EnderAndrew

That's your only post. Wow. You joined just to say that?

It is mentioned in dialogue (I believe it's C3P0 translating for Jabba) that you would spend 1,000 years being digested.

What can we say. Gandalf is a Hobbit pimp. Edit: This is undeniably Revan's official head.

I don't think the point of the game was to gain power and intimidate people. The point of KOTOR:1 was to take out Malak and the Star Forge. The point of KOTOR:2 was to stop the Sith Lords, and reevaluate your past.

The Wound was capable of causing further destruction to the Force. First off, you need to understand the Jedi are terrified of anything they aren't familiar with in the Force, and so they shunned it which was a mistake. That Wound may have put Nihilius on his/her path, and may have eventually lead to the death of the Force had the Exile not stopped Nihilius. Kreia also objected to you training anyone else, if you recall. She urged you not to take on any new companions. She wanted the Force to die out with you, but in most cases, you do train someone. Either way, even without Jedi, the Force exists in all living things. If the Wound has a way to threaten the Force in all things, then there is more to the story we don't know.

Great work! I really dig it, save for one small problem. The Exile seems a bit too chipper for someone who has faced countless deaths, and developed as a wound in the Force.

It takes 1,000 years to be fully digested, so I guess the Sarlacc lives pretty long.

I want a split party structure, so multiple ships. The Ebon Hawk returns, and its fans are happy. At the same time, we get a new ship. Perhaps more of a battle ship? I hate to cross universes, but something like the Defiant from DS9?

Homosexuality doesn't exist in Star Wars apparently. LotR has the monopoly on that.

I still dress like Eric Estrada. No, not really.

A shepard is the master of humility. They are caretakers.

There are C64 emulators. I haven't had a working C64 since 1994? I don't know where I can buy one either.

Well these guys are all new to the field. Obsidian is a new company, and I don't think any of these guys have worked on RPGs before,

I liked Jedi Knight. I picture Nar Shadda just like Dark Empire painted it. It should be confusing, and Blade Runner-esque. It should have veritcal and horrizontal alleyways, traffic everywhere, and look a mess. Nar Shadda was dark, and yet clean in KOTOR:2. It had wide open spaces, and plenty of open air.

Ultima IV was released as freeware by Origin before they went down. You can also find roms for it to play it on an C64.

Perhaps Obsidian planned on implementing it more in K3, and that's why they hint at it in K2?

I don't mind logic or math puzzles. I was shocked that K1 and K2 each had a few math puzzles, and no other puzzles to speak of. I think games should offer a wide variety of puzzles.

I think LS male had the best overall story. DS/female Revan: I will kill and bully for no apparent reason. Carth: This is wrong. I can't condone murder. DS/female Revan: Well I started a fight, and you sure chipped in. You even shot your son in the head. Carth: You're sexy when you're angry. I like you even though you are the exact opposite of everything I stand for and believe in. DS/female Revan: You're weak and annoying. I'd kill you, but I'm busy bullying refugees for no apparent reason. That's what Dark Lords do. Carth: Murder is wrong. Stay good, and don't be evil. Can we go out something? DS/female Revan: Why can't I kill you sooner! Ugh!

Battlefront 2 was cranked out really quickly after Battlefront 1. LucasArts has often done that with sequels.

It clearly means that your fishing net had a shift in its alignment.

The Star Wars movies, and all the novels use this tactic of two or three groups on different planets handing different tasks, that often combine together at the climax. Tell me it wouldn't make sense to utilize it in a Star Wars game?

Depends on the game, and the particular session. I use classical and game soundtracks for D&D and the like. I often use industrial music for Vampire sessions.

I bought packs of monster tokens. There are little cutouts with pictures for the monsters. I have about 20 or so figs for players, and that's about it.

No, you don't know the scale. A normal human can have a 5. 5 is an Olympic athlete, or genius. A 2 is average, 1 is poor, 3 is good, 4 is great, and 5 is phenomenal. Supernatural creatures can surpass 5. Your average werewolf can go into Crinos and have a strength of 8. I gave myself a 2. None of my stats went above a 4. I've never taken a test where I scored below 99 percentile. I think that warrants a 4. However, I digress. I don't feel the need to justify my scores. I merely wanted to explain the scale since you apparently didn't understand it.

Metadigital, You can't fire a magic missle into the darkness.