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Revan ordering the Exile to activate it? It was Exile ordering someone else to activate it. We don't know if Revan was involved.

It would be even better if there was no "final boss". I quite dislike the concept and was glad when there turned to be no bosses in Half-Life 2.

Why Obsidian? They did what was humanly possible to do in such a timespan. Besides, if they intended Brianna to be sent by Atris, it would contradict the current cutscenes where the outcome is unexpected by Atris... and why would Atris send her to spy on a male Exile, but not female? If it's Brianna's own decision, this question does not arise. Deleted the post replied on, that's why it may look a bit odd and out of place :D -Battlewookiee

That rumor also said that the Republic would likely be destroyed. Therefore, I don't quite believe anything it has to say.

Bold

Actually, the HK-50 droids don't obey HK-47. However, the newer HK-51 models do, and they follow him to Malachor.

You are confusing the HK factory on Telos with the droid planet M4-78.

You do.

Don't offend poor Disciple. He, Visas and Bao-Dur (jedified) are the only characters I use most of the time. Although I convert Atton and Mira as well, just for the sake of it. I found them to be pretty weak examples of Jedi.

It was only when I decided to write a plot summary for KOTOR II when I finally understood the plot to a fair extent (or at least this was what I believe). However, while reading various FAQs, I'm still amused how much things I missed.

Those wanting to know more about Visas' homeworld, read Star Wars Tales #24.

2. The Exile was Kavar's Padawan? Now that's news. 3. The Chronicles have a number of inconsistencies with the games, and I doubt they are even considered canonical. 4. If he believed this student was on the way to the dark side, he would. And, as I understand, Revan and the Exile developed Force bonds in a similar way. I don't remember anything said about Revan's "religious approach". Besides, how can the droid mistake the Exile for Revan if you choose them to be of different genders?

Zhar and Dorak did not die on Dantooine. They died on Katarr, like Vandar. Vrook addresses it during the Rebuilt Enclave scene.

The extra options only appear if you have high Awareness. Or maybe high Intelligence/Wisdom, I don't remember.

So far, the following explanations seem to be generally accepted: - Traya: betrayal. A reference to her betrayal of everyone, including Jedi, Sith, and finally the Exile. - Sion: from Latin scion "heir", in this context, the heir of the Sith legacy and his master Traya. - Nihilus: from Latin nihil "not anything", cf: nihilism. Perhaps a reference to Nihilus being essentially "an empty shell upon nothing". - Malak: from Latin mala "jawbone". It should be noted that "mal" is also the beginning of Latin-derived words meaning "evil", like "malefactor", "malice". The latter may have some connection to Malachor V, although BioWare probably did not intend the planet to be what Obsidian made it. - Visas: from Latin visus "sight". - Mira: according to Wikipedia, means "aim" in Portuguese, Hebrew and Italian, a reference to her bounty hinting. - Atton: is speculated to be derived from "atonement", but I find it doubtful that this name has any significance, since Atton Rand was originally planned to be the name of Jaden Korr. - HK-47: from "Hunter Killer" and AK-47, an automatic rifle. Yes, Obsidian kind of screwed the latter... Here are my thoughts: Revan is derived from "raven", Canderous from "dangerous", and Bastila from "Bastille". Also, Visas' full name ("Visas Marr") can literally mean "sight impaired" (marred). Yes, I know, I'm going to compete with Ric Olie for the title of Captain Obvious. Still, mentioned it to ease further speculation. (Also, for some reason I thought that Mira may have something to do with mir, Russian for "peace".) Do you think this is believable? Do you have any other ideas?

Indeed, like Atris. Perhaps it was Obsidian's intention, to show the false protagonist and the false antagonist. But at least Nihilus was the incarnation of evil, and Atris... well, wasn't exactly an incarnation of good.

Poor C-3PO, B-4D4 and G0-T0. When will people learn to spell them correctly?.. Voted for HK, he has the best lines evah. (By the way, would you HK lovers participate in building a collection of his memorable quotes from both games?)

Which game is this one from? Couldn't find anything like that in either dialog.tlk.

I gained 100% influence with Kreia while still staying 100% LS. Well, there are occasional DS points, but they are easily countered by talking to characters that give you LS points, like Disciple, Visas or T3-M4.

Definitely.

Bastila. Was. Never. A Sith Lord. Nor was she a Darth. She was merely a Sith Apprentice.

This is indeed Citadel Station, not M4-78. The planet isn't all surronded by Citadel Station, we only see the top half of it.

*[Awareness] Notices that objects are slightly moving near Bulgarian Jedi as he speaks.* Actually, you are a Jedi. Without a lightsaber, though...

Finally someone realized that.

That isn't KOTOR III potential, it's just lame. Please Lucasfilm, leave Kamino alone. May clones of everyone flood the post-Endor era about which I don't really care, I don't want them in KOTOR.