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Well, if they do ever meet, which I kinda hope they don't, I think Revan would be the one that leads, because he was the first, in terms of going also, Revan seems like a remarkable tactician, or at least that's how he is mentioned during K1, so I would expect him to be able to command better than his generals. And Muad, I see you point, but it did continue the story of Revan in sort of an indirect way, so it would be like the Jefferson's occasionally, well that's not the word I think should be used but anyways, mentioning what's going on with the Bunker's after their show was done. I agree with you saying that it is more like a spin-off, but I think OE did what they could with what they had. I mean, if they had you playing Revan as lvl. 1 again, people would complain because it forsaked the "realism", and I have no problem with that. However, it was needed, I believe, to have you playing a character that didn't develop during the events of K1. That being said, I do wish that we could play as either Revan or the Exile again(not a baby born between them, that just leaves a bad taste in my mouth), but with the Force powers already gained between them, a new collection would be needed in additon to the old one, and I see just one problem with that at this moment. How do you keep it fresh, I mean even Force Storm got a little repetitive, but I don't see how many uber-powerful moves like crush would help that problem.

Collateral.

Damn. That's all I can muster.

Unfortunately yes, you're the one looking stupid Don't worry, I've helped people come back from this type of shame before. First step: delete this account and start over with a new name, we'll work our way from there. You don't have to feel stupid forever, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You have to neuter yourself first right? Otherwise, I think he's doing it wrong...or I got the short end of the deal... *Cries*

I found K1 to be replayable to my 10th game. K2, however, after I was done I felt full. like the Taco Bell commercials. So it would probably be the opposite instance for you.

Straightfoward and Consistent. Good Job.

I hope you enjoy it more than I have.

First off, let me get this out of my system. F^%& Revan! F#@$ the Exile! I hate them and I hope they burn in hell. Okay, is K2 built for importaing characters, because I'm sure K1 isn't, but hey, technology and it's applied states do advance. But if they don't I suppose you could just build them again, which I see no problem with, because I like creating things. However, as Epiphany stated, the balance issues could be worked out because of the position the new threat we hope we will face is stated as being powerful. But the creation of new force powers seems... well, I think some new creations might just get a little, how we say? Too similar. And these new powers and feats must feel fresh and new for this game, so that it doesn't match K1 or K2, it surpasses them while retaining the quality that made them great. And I must concur that the combat was too easy, but you must consider that the story somewhat provided you with a reason to shrug it off. Revan was a very powerful Sith Lord. The Exile was There should still be a challenge presented though. If you encountered problems with creating the images of the Exile and Revan, you could, as I said, become a new character and tie up the story through the new story. Because I mean, a sequel is really just the continuing story right? And KotOR did that without you having to be Revan. So couldn't KotOR III do that too? But I see the points made. You could pretend like K2 didn't happen. It would anger SW geeks, but they don't do much damage. If K3 came out and it was totally unrelated to K1 and K2, I would still be interested, but I'm one of those people that like to fabricate the endings of certain things so... I would like to see Super Duper Bitchin' Force Storm though...

You know...me and my friend didn't play "Hungry Hungry Hippos"

Woke up in a bed, at my friend's house. Yes there was a party. No, that didn't happen. Sick bastards.

You play the role of a dashing young lad who just happens to be force sensitive, You hear an echo within the force that almost deafens you. You go to find it out with a couple of friends you meet on the way. You get sidetracked on one planet, when you accidentely get involved in a space battle. For your part in it, the Exchange comes after you, with good or bad intentions, as does the Republic or the Sith. You could join either, and your choices affect you majorly. Republic-Good Sith-Bad Exchange-Either Needless to say, you shed your responsibilities, and travel to Mordor, so to speak. That's when the Force Aborigines come in. As for the and a plot twist, give the developers at least 4 months of hardcore writing for that. Needless to say, the Exile would probably play a bigger role than Revan, because Revan had been away longer than the Exile, but you could put this point up, if you change how close a time frame you put in place...

What, that leaves all bad? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Well, a half from a half would yield a fourth, which isn't too bad...

So do I, I thought he was a pretty good character.

Hehe, or you search the body of Sion and find shaving cream <{POST_SNAPBACK}> And Flava Flav's clock...

Wow. Influence over Jad'en gained...Amazing... Both are the same to me....

You walk. You fall. You touch yourself with rats. C'mon now.

Well, for such personal questions, we must go to the source. God? I have a question.

Mmmmmkay, well, a FedEx box with a conservative amount of rocks and sediment would yield around 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 units of this so called IQ.

Well, if the the IQ is tallied in the negatives, but then multiplied by a negative, I do believe it will yield a positive. So a showbox or a FedEx box?

What a good waste of a earth made material... Well Epiphany, through a process known as chemical weathering, rock is broken down into smaller pieces that can be known as sediment. Giving a liberal amount to a matchbox would yield about 10,000 units in the system know as IQ.

Well, as far as I can remember, every rock in the world has an IQ ranging from 100-130, so a box full of them with a moderate amount would yield a nice amount. P.S. Is it a shoebox or a huge FedEx box?

Yeah, it seems more...classy. :D

True, I always considered the Xbox to be my PS2's bitch.