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Mira is actually really good as a Jedi and probably the best character to train as a Jedi. If you go to Nar Shadda as soon as possible you can hold back her levels, talk to her to gain the needed influence then basically turn a totally arse-kicking Jedi very quickly. The only extra thing she will need is more of the Strength attribute but this can be easily rectified by equiping items that increase a characters strength.

Perhaps. Too bad Bao-Dur was boring and Atton wasn't very useful. I figured out what my problem was with jedifying Mira. It seems there are three conversation influences nessacary to make her a Jedi. Firstly there was the Awareness argument about why she doesn't kill, then when she's on the Ebon Hawk talking to her about one day training her, then when shes not on the Ebon Hawk saying that her description of Nar Shadda "is interesting. it's true" and offering to train her. I hope that helps others as well. Mira as a Jedi with two red lightsabers is just too hard to resist.

I turned Mira into a Jedi on my first go through. This time however I have been through the awareness line with her about why she doesn't kill. I've got all the influence i can from talking to her yet she still can't be trained to be a jedi for some reason. Whenever I talk her to Nar Shadda she still refuses due to not enough influence. Bahhhhhhh!

She looks a bit different I will admit that but she's still easily the sexiest character in my opinion.

Well I haven't seen any of these earlier pics you are reffering to but Mira looking in her thirties?! No way! You're crazy.

Mira all the way.

Hk-47 in both games. No amount of beeping and bleeting will ever match this droids coolness.

I'd be happy to have a few less characters and more devlopment on the ones that are included. I never used or even talked to GOTO and I never used T3. Bastila, Carth and Mission were good in KOTOR1. Visas, Mira, Handmaiden and Kreai were good in KOTOR2. HK47 was brilliant in both games. THen there were just some "other" characters that I basically relegated to the Ebon Hawk for most of the journey.

I think all that was left was to assume the remote beat GOTO for LS and GOTO beat the remote for DS.

That's exactly what I thought too. The ending is over criticised. The Malak battle was lame. I had to resort to running circles and throwing my lightsaber at him. Yeah, that's real Jedi like. And thanks for the welcome guys.

Would anyone be able to tell me just what parts were missing? I was under the impression that most were tied up if you had the right influence. I don't think they ever said it was deliberate. Besides it was never needed for the ending to go on until all of the characters were dead. I mean just where would you have liked it to end?

The problem with the Star Forge level was that it was predictable and cliche. It was the ending that was allways going to happen. It wasn't by any means bad, I liked it. I just liked the way KoTOR 2 stepped away from that formula of who was clearly good and who was clearly bad.

I've heard of this bug occuring before. As far as I know there isn't anyway to fix it short of starting again from before when it occured. I could be wrong though.

I voted for KoTOR 2 because I felt it was less predictable than KoTOR 1. The Sith Lords storyline may not have been complete but it took chances and kept people interersted. While people may have criticised the ending I felt that the end part of the game was exciting, fun and truely more memorable than the ending for KoTOR 1.

In KoTOR 1 I would usually use Bastilla and Mission. Every now and then I would use HK47 for good measure. In KoTOR 2 I would alternate between Mira, Handmaiden and Visas mostly. Handmaiden and Visas and good with a lightsaber and Mira is good with the blasters. Mira also has a lot of useful skills too. Every now and then I would use HK47 for the fun of it and Kreia if I felt she would have something interesting to say about the area I was in. I never used GOTO or T3M4 (if that's what his name was) once.